He fathered the six-headed Skandi by spreading his seed in Agni's mouth, and in his role as Pashupati he was a benevolent lord of animals.
He fathered the six-headed Skandi by spreading his seed in Agni's mouth, and in his role as Pashupati he was a benevolent lord of animals. Depicted as the cosmic dancer Nataraja, he was the consort to a woman who built her child from mud caked onto her as she bathed, and he later sliced that child's head off. As a result, this god, with a destroying third eye, placed an elephant head on Ganesha. For 10 points, name this consort of Parvati, the Hindu god of destruction.
He fathered the six-headed Skandi by spreading his seed in Agni's mouth, and in his role as Pashupati he was a benevolent lord of animals.
{Shiva} [or {Siva}; or {Siwa}]