Veerabhadra

 

 Veerabhadra

 

Meaning: Auspicious  Hero

He was created by Lord Shiva in order to teach a lesson for Lord Daksha, who had insulted Lord Shiva and avoided him to invite for an Yagna conducted by him.

He represents the inherent power within individuals to overcome the prideful ego, depicted by Daksha.

 

 



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