He dwells on Mount Kailasa with his sons Skanda and Ganesha.
This figure's blue neck is a reminder of a heroic effort to protect mankind from the poison of the primeval ocean. Also known as Nataraja, the cosmic dancer, he is often worshipped in the form of a phallus. His head is decorated with the crescent moon and the Ganges, which trickles down his hair, but never into his third eye which houses a deadly ray of destruction when focused. He dwells on Mount Kailasa with his sons Skanda and Ganesha. FTP, identify this consort of Parvati, an important Hindu deity known as the destroyer.
This figure's blue neck is a reminder of a heroic effort to protect mankind from the poison of the primeval ocean.
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