00:00The elephant that was beheaded, Shiva did it. Why did he do it?
00:06It wasn't nice, was it? Why would he cut it off?
00:09That elephant whose neck was cut, wasn't the kind of elephant we see in the jungle or on the road.
00:16It wasn't an elephant like that.
00:19Over there, it means that, take Ganesh ji for example.
00:24Who does Ganesh ji represent? A good human being.
00:29And who does the elephant represent? Nature.
00:34So, what we mean to say is that Shiv ji made the good human being and nature into one.
00:42A good human being is someone who becomes completely one with nature.
00:47Like Ganesh ji, he is a very good being.
00:51So, whose head does he have?
00:54Elephant.
00:54Elephant. This does not mean that Shiv ji killed an elephant.
00:57No, that is not what it means.
00:59No, no.
01:00It means he brought human beings and nature together as one.
01:05It should be understood this way.
01:07Okay?
01:08Don't understand it as if an animal was killed.
01:11He didn't do that.
01:12That idea isn't correct and is also unscientific.
01:15It doesn't happen like that.
01:16It has a much better, beautiful and deeper meaning.
01:18We should take its real meaning.
01:20Okay?
01:20Okay.
01:21Tell me...
01:22Tell me......
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