Anti Hindu pigs can read it please!! Lord Vishnu is considered to be Paalan Harta (the preserver), the God who protects and looks after the whole universe. Lord Shiva on the other hand, is considered to be the destroyer. So the food offered to them also is according to the roles they play. The food offered to Lord Vishnu is food which is edible, nutritious and helps in making one healthy. That is why Tulsi, a medicinal plant is offered to Vishnu. That apart, seasonal fruits and sweets made of cereals and pulses are offered to Vishnu. Lord Shiva is usually offered food which is harmful to human beings. He indulges in all kinds of roots, seeds and leaves which are intoxicating and even poisonous. Hemp, which is intoxicating, is not to be used by humans, however tempting it may be. Datura seeds are poisonous and therefore are not consumed by humans. Bilva (Bel) leaves are so bitter to taste that usually one does not eat it. In February, the time when Shiv Ratri is celebrated, Shiva is offered ‘Gajar Halwa’ (a sweetmeat made of Carrots). This is because the season of carrots is over by then and the carrots available then are hard at the centre and therefore are not as nutritious any more. During Shravan, the grass is new and when the cows graze on such grass, they consume the soil too (since the grass is too short & easily comes off from the roots). The milk thus contains more minerals than what the human body can digest and therefore during the month of Shravan, one is not supposed to drink more of milk. Even on other days, Shiva is offered milk which has not been boiled. Anti Hindu pigs can read it please!! #pk
Posted on: Mon, 29 Dec 2014 12:13:07 +0000
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