Application Description

This app, God Shiva Photo Frame, lets you personalize photos with various Shiva-themed frames. Maha Shivaratri, a significant Hindu festival honoring Lord Shiva, provides the backdrop. Shiva, a principal deity in Hinduism, is known as the "destroyer of evil and transformer" within the Trimurti (alongside Vishnu and Brahma). Maha Shivaratri holds immense importance, particularly in Bihar, Eastern Uttar Pradesh (India), and the Madhesh region of Nepal. Its origins trace back to Bihar, and it's celebrated by Indians, Nepalis, and their global communities.

Shiva boasts numerous names, including Viswanatha, Mahadeva, Mahesha, Maheshvara, Shankara, Shambhu, Rudra, Hara, Trilochana, Devendra, Nīlakaṇtha, Subhankara, Trilokinatha, and Ghrneshwar, signifying "The Auspicious One." He's a central figure in Shaivism, a major Hindu denomination, and one of the five primary forms in the Smarta Tradition.

The app offers a selection of Shiva quotes and mantras, alongside handpicked wallpapers, enabling the creation of personalized Shiva status images. Opacity adjustments for quotes and backgrounds allow for creative image customization.

App Usage:

1. Select an image from your device's photo gallery.
2. Choose a Shiva photo frame from the app's selection.
3. Apply GPU filter effects (VFX).
4. Add stickers, quotes, and emojis.
5. Save and share your creation.

App Features:

• Diverse selection of Lord Shiva frames with unique designs.
• Photo selection from the device's gallery.
• Intuitive photo adjustment tools (size, rotation, zoom).
• Easy text editing (deletion, addition, rotation, zoom, flipping).
• Saving to the app's gallery or SD card.
• Social media sharing capabilities.

Shaktism, a Hindu goddess-centric tradition, views the goddess as supreme, yet Shiva remains revered alongside Vishnu and Brahma. The goddess is depicted as the energy and creative power (Shakti), often embodied as Devi Parvati, Shiva's complementary partner.

Version 1.6 (Updated Oct 20, 2024): Bug fixes implemented.

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