The Historical Origin of Shiva Dance

The origin of Shiva's image of dancing king can be traced back to 3000 BC, and at least in the fifth century BC, this image of dancing king with diverse images was formed. Look at Shiva, the dance king of the universe, wearing a fan-shaped feather crown. Her locks are as hard as vertebrae and as soft as a belt, with beautiful sides spread out, three eyes on her face and four arms on her hands, dancing in a burning ring. In the eyes of Indians, the universe is constantly being born and constantly being destroyed. Different myths tell the story of this Indian cosmology knowledge. In Brahma's myth, when Brahma woke up from his sleep in the morning and opened his eyes, the universe and everything came into being. At dusk, Brahma fell asleep, closed his eyes, and the universe went into destruction. In this way, Brahma's day is the birth and destruction of a universe in the world. Brahma wakes up every day, sleeps and wakes up, and one universe after another is constantly born and destroyed, destroyed and resurrected. However, Brahma's day is equal to 4.32 billion years on earth. The operation of the universe from birth to destruction is regular and rhythmic, which is reflected in Shiva's dance. Shiva's dance rhythm is the rhythm of the universe, so Shiva is the king of dance (Nataraga).