Mahima

Mahima is a feminine name that stems from several Indian languages and holds reverence in many religious and spiritual practices. Holding meanings like "greatness," "exaltation," "glory," and "majesty," it's clear Mahima has immense faith in its bearer to achieve high in life. In Pancaratra, the worship of Nārāyaṇa (a form of Vishnu), Mahima refers to the "glories" of Radha-Krishna. In Jainism, Mahima implies "transforming the body into bigger stature," i.e., when one learns how to transform from a human into something big, like a hill. In Shaktism, Mahima forms one of the secret names of Katsāladeva—Mahimā-Ānanada, one of the 16 Siddhas or spiritual teachers. Mahima is also a term closely associated with Shiva, one of the major Hindu gods revered as a creator, transformer, and destroyer. Mahima has much to offer your child as they embark on their spiritual journey to enlightenment, making it the perfect choice for the little one here to transform themselves and the world around them.