The third eye Yantra from Shiva is the Star of David; therefore it could be a possibility the whole Hebraic religion is a manifestation from Shiva, to remove those demons who seek salvation, yet don't recognize the ultimate Source of reality.
So you have seen Brahman, what did he/she/it look like?
Heaven is a place of pure consciousness, thus what we expect to perceive can become manifest; so to begin saw the most beautiful ethereal king on a throne one could possibly imagine, yet this was only a perception, thus asked to see the true reality, which was more like a CPU processing the whole of reality.
How do you know that it is Brahman?
Because on studying Hindu texts the descriptions fit... Plus this was the manifestor of reality, there is not two; like there is not multiple religions.
Was it Nirguna or Saguna?
As saying saw both; Brahman as expected, and Brahman beyond all perception.
Jesus as avatar as far as am aware is not part of Shiva Darshan. Maybe Shivites can confirm.
This is reverse mentality; if Shiva appeared as Yeshua before the destruction of Israel, and is the prophesied Avatar to fight
Raktabija with Kali...Then a group of religious people doesn't change history.
As asking, where is there a reason this isn't so?
So you don't actually practice any "yoga"
Don't say Namaste, if you do not mean it please.
Get up each morning, and start with Bhakti (Devotion) on waking, move onto Jnana (Higher Conscious Discernment) as soon as waking up, then Raja (Mindfulness) throughout my day...
Every time we breath try to remember Pranayama (Code is Energy from the Divine), as sitting in meditation remember Kundalini (Maintain Chakra Balance from root upward), on maintaining practices this is all Tantra (Weaving together).
Then in every action am always watchful of all Karma (actions, works, and deeds), regularly sit and cleanse the inner with Kirya (Karma repentance).
The only aspect of Yoga i don't do regularly is Hatha Yoga (stretching), as see that as superficial to maintaining the spiritual aspects of Connection to the divine.
In my opinion.