This God sometimes is depicted with three matted locks on his head, which symbolize his role as master of the Yoga, and he wears Alakshya and Niranjan. He is sometimes depicted with the Ganges river on his head, and this rider of Nandi is also worshipped in the form of the lingam. This God is traditionally depicted with three eyes and as completely pale, but with a poison-darkened throat, and utilizes the Varda Mudra pose to symbolize his annihilation of ignorance. For ten points, identify this consort of Parvati, the third of the Trimurti, who
This God sometimes is depicted with three matted locks on his head, which symbolize his role as master of the Yoga, and he wears Alakshya and Niranjan. He is sometimes depicted with the Ganges river on his head, and this rider of Nandi is also worshipped in the form of the lingam. This God is traditionally depicted with three eyes and as completely pale, but with a poison-darkened throat, and utilizes the Varda Mudra pose to symbolize his annihilation of ignorance. For ten points, identify this consort of Parvati, the third of the Trimurti, who is labeled "the Destroyer".
This God sometimes is depicted with three matted locks on his head, which symbolize his role as master of the Yoga, and he wears Alakshya and Niranjan.
{Shiva} (also accept “Siva”)