

The Warrior God Of India - Who Is Waking Up NOW.
Jul 11, 2025
Rajarshi Nandy, a Tantra expert and insightful speaker on Hindu deities, joins the conversation to unveil the significance of Kartikeya, the God of War. He elaborates on Kartikeya's role and resurgence in modern worship, emphasizing his dual nature as both warrior and spiritual guide. The discussion touches on the cultural impact of imperialism on spiritual heritage, the importance of inner strength in challenging times, and the transformative power of Kartikeya’s teachings for personal growth. Nandy encourages a revival of ancient practices to meet today’s challenges.
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Shiva and Shakti Explained
- Shiva represents the unchanging, all-seeing reality, while Shakti is the dynamic executive power creating the universe.
- Both Shiva and Shakti are aspects of one being, with Shakti manifesting as various feminine divine energies like Parvati and Kali.
Kartikeya's Pan-Indian Origins
- Kartikeya was once a pan-Indian deity worshipped across regions from Central Asia to Bengal, now mainly popular in southern India.
- His iconography includes swift weapons symbolizing his power to protect instantly from a distance, emphasizing quick action.
Kartikeya, The Warrior God
- Kartikeya embodies the raw masculine energy connected to Mars and is uniquely formed only from Shiva's energy.
- He holds the veil (spear) which represents determination and victory, making him the general of the gods with supreme power to defeat asuras.