- The
Pashupatastra (IAST: Pāśupatāstra, Sanskrit: पाशुपतास्त्र; the Pashupati, an
epithet of Shiva) an astra, a
celestial missile,
affiliated to the Hindu...
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Shmashana Mantra Om
Namah Shivaya Mahamrityunjaya Mantra Weapon Trishula Pashupatastra Parashu Pinaka bow
Symbols Lingam Crescent Moon
Tripundra Damaru Vasuki...
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mentioned in
Yuddha Kanda 22 Sarga,
Verse 31.[citation needed]
Narayanastra Pashupatastra Varunastra Krishnamoorthy, K.; Channakeshava, B.; Rao, H. V. Nagaraja...
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Bramhastra of Lord Bramha, the
Vaishnavastra of Lord Narayana, and the
Pashupatastra of Lord Shiva). But to his surprise, all
these weapons came back after...
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Indrastra to kill Indrajita, the son of Ravana.
Brahmastra Narayanastra Pashupatastra Gupta,
Subhadra Sen (2001). Devi-devata: The Gods &
Goddesses of India...
- moment,
Shiva invoked the most
destructive weapon controlled by him, the
Pashupatastra. With his
capable arms, he
fired a
single arrow into the
three forts...
- bravery,
gives him the
powerful weapon, the
Pashupatastra.
Apart from Arjuna, no one
possessed Pashupatastra in the Mahabharata. The
following canto-by-canto...
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Mahabharata who
possessed the
knowledge of this weapon.
Pashupatastra: In Hinduism, the
Pashupatastra is
considered to be the most
devastating weapon, as...
- it not
depicted in the
Linga roopa. It
appears as Lord
Shiva giving pashupatastra to Arjuna.
Because the
temple is open for only one or two w****s annually...
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hunter was Shiva.
Shiva was
pleased and took his real form. He gave him
Pashupatastra and told that the boar was
Indra as he
wanted to test Arjuna. After...
