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History: Shiva and Sati (later a manifestation of Parvati) are possibly the most romantic couple among the depiction of all gods and goddesses in the Vedic pantheon. Their love is an eternal love that echoes through time and manifests itself through reincarnations - an allusion to Vedic belief in life beyond death and eternal bonds. The giant size standing statue of Shiva carrying Sati on his shoulder comes from the Bengali version of the story of Durga which speaks of the Rudra Tandava or the dance of destruction, Shiva performs in grief after losing his consort Sati (who is later reborn as Parvati). The statue occupies a little spot on Rathu Road in Ranchi, Jharkhand, India. To know more see the Farbound.Net snippet: Tears of Shiva, on the Farbound.Net website.

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