18/01/2026
Why Shiva Must Awaken in a Man
In Ta**ra, Shiva is not an idea.
He is not a philosophy.
He is not a role a man plays.
Shiva is conscious presence embodied.
When Shiva is asleep in a man,
love becomes unstable,
desire becomes restless,
sexuality becomes discharge,
and relationship turns into negotiation or power struggle.
When Shiva awakens, something fundamental shifts.
A man no longer reacts — he contains.
He no longer chases — he holds.
He no longer needs to control — his presence creates order.
This is why, in Ta**ra, awakening Shiva in a man is essential.
Because Shakti — emotion, creativity, sensuality, life force —
can only fully open where there is stillness, safety, and depth.
A woman does not relax because a man does more.
She relaxes because he remains.
Ta**ra is the meeting of these two principles:
movement and stillness,
flow and axis,
Shakti and Shiva.
When Shiva is awake in a man,
love becomes a sacred space,
intimacy becomes communion,
and sexuality becomes a path of transformation.
This is not theory.
It is lived energy.
And everything changes when it is embodied.
