Forget the rom-coms. The original blueprint for 'equal partnership' was drafted in the Himalayas eons ago. If you were to see Shiva and Parvati on a modern dating app today, you’d probably swipe left on the sheer absurdity of the match. On one side, you have the ultimate ascetic - a man who literally wears ash, hangs out in graveyards, and seems allergic to any form of domesticity. On the other, a princess who could have had anyone, yet chose the "outsider." But as we gear up for Maha Shivratri, it’s worth peeling back the layers of incense and ritual to look at what’s actually happening in that marriage. Because, frankly? They were doing "partnership goals" long before the term became a hollow Instagram hashtag. The Half-and-Half Reality We often talk about "finding our other half," but the concept of Ardhanarishvara takes that a bit too literally, doesn't it? The ...
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