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Shiva Is The God Of Destruction, And Everything In The End Is Converted Into Ashes. Therefore, It Represents That Everything, In The End, Can Be Reduced To Ashes. It Also Signifies That The Lord Goes Beyond The Circle Of Life And Death. Shiva Is Also Considered As The God Of Gods. The Existence Which Represents Infinity Itself. He Is The Supreme Masculine Divinity In This Universe And Is Lord Of The Three Worlds (Vishwanath) And Is Second To None In Wrath And Power. Sarvaripati Shiva Is One Of The Most Fearsome Manifestation Of The Supreme God. Shiva Is The Third God In The Hindu Triumvirate. Shiva Is Known To Have Untamed Passion, Which Leads Him To Extremes In Behaviour. Sometimes He Is An Ascetic, Abstaining From All Wordly Pleasures. At Others He Is A Hedonist. It Is Shiva'S Relationship With His Wife, Parvati Which Brings Him Balance Hindus Believe His Powers Of Destruction And Recreation Are Used Even Now To Destroy The Illusions And Imperfections Of This World, Paving The Way For Beneficial Change. According To Hindu Belief, This Destruction Is Not Arbitrary, But Constructive. Shiva Is Therefore Seen As The Source Of Both Good And Evil And Is Regarded As The One Who Combines Many Contradictory Elements.