Shiv Puran Lord Shiva Niti in Hindi: There are a total of 18 Puranas in Hinduism, of which Shiva Purana is the most read Purana. That’s why it is very popular. Shiv Purana is in fourth order among 18 Puranas. You can guess the importance of this Purana from the fact that it has been considered like a god. In Shiva Purana related to Shaivism sect, various forms, Jyotirlinga, glory etc. of Lord Shiva have been described.
There are a total of seven Samhitas in Shiv Purana, of which Vidyeshwar Samhita is also one. There are total 20 chapters in Vidyeshwar Samhita. In its first chapter, Kaliyuga has been described by the sages. It is told in this that when the terrible Kaliyuga arrives, how will men and women be? Let us know about it-
How will men be in the dark Kaliyuga?
When the severe Kaliyuga will come, people will move away from virtuous deeds and will get trapped in evil deeds etc. No one will like to hear the truth and will be quick to condemn others. In Kaliyuga, there will be a competition to earn money immorally and men will be enamored with other women. Not only this, people will become atheists, fools and having animal intelligence. There will be hatred towards parents.
How will women be in the dark Kaliyuga?
In the Kaliyuga period, women will also become corrupt by forgetting their conduct and morality. She will start insulting her god-like husband and will hold grudges against her relatives. Dirty food, bad manners, bad manners and will be averse to serving others.
Rishimuni says- Sut ji! In this way, those whose intellect is destroyed and who abandon their religion, how will they attain the best path in the earth and the next world? Our mind is always troubled by this worry. There is no other religion in the world like charity. Therefore, please suggest some solutions so that these sins of humans can be destroyed. Then, after listening to the sages, Sut ji remembered Lord Shiva in his mind and decided to narrate Shiva Purana to all the sages.
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