Golden Shivlingam

The Shiva Linga or Lingam is a symbol that represents Lord Shiva in Hinduism. As the most powerful of deities, temples are built in his honor that includes a Shiva Linga, representing all the energies of the world and beyond.

Seshnag is a large thousand headed serpent often referred to as the king of all serpents in the Hindu mythology. It is said that all the planets of the universe are located on its heads and each time he shifts Earth from one head to another an earthquake takes place. It is said that when he uncoils, time moves forward and creation takes place. When he coils back, the universe ceases to exist.
The popular belief is that the Shiva Linga represents the phallus, the emblem of the generative power in nature. According to followers of Hinduism, their teachers have taught that this is not only a mistake, but also a grave blunder. Such a stance, for example, can be found in the teachings of Swami Sivananda,In addition to the Hindu tradition, the Shiva Linga has been adopted by a number of metaphysical disciplines. In this case, it refers to a particular stone from an Indian river that is believed to have healing powers for the mind, body, and soul.

To understand these dual uses for the words Shiva Linga, let’s approach them one at a time and begin with the origin. They are completely different but connected in their underlying meaning and connection to Lord Shiva.

Shiva Linga: The Symbol of Shiva
In Sanskrit, Linga means a “mark” or a symbol, which points to an inference. Thus the Shiva Linga is a symbol of Lord Shiva: a mark that reminds of the Omnipotent Lord, which is formless.Shiva Linga speaks to the Hindu devotee in the unmistakable language of silence. It is only the outward symbol of the formless being, Lord Shiva, who is the undying soul seated in the chambers of your heart. He is your in-dweller, your innermost self or Atman, and he is also identical with the supreme Brahman.

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• Shravan Maas begins in July and ends August every year. Considered to be the holiest month as per Hindu scriptures, this is the best month to worship lord Shiva. Worship of Shiva during Shrawan month is 108 times more powerful.Mondays, or Somvar, in the month of Shravan is considered highly auspicious for praying to Lord Shiva.
• Performing Shiva puja with a true heart and dedication can protect us from ill effects of grah dosh (Planetary Dosh) including Shani Dosh. Performing Rudrabhishek Puja during Shravan Somvars can help one attain great physical and spiritual wellbeing. Performing Rudrabhishekh Puja with items such as honey, ghee and sugarcane can bring wealth and prosperity in one’s life.
• According to Hindu mythology during the time of Samudra Manthan, a tussle broke out between the demons and god. Fourteen elements came out from the ocean during the churning. Out which one was a deadly poison, Halahala. In order to save the world from destruction, lord Shiva drank that poison due to which his throat turned blue and from then onwards he is also known as Neelkantha. This story has significance because it happened during this month.
• Shiva is considered to be the ideal Purush. That’s the reason why unmarried women worship him so that they can get a husband like him. According to Shiva Purana, those who observe fast during Shravan Maas have their desires fulfilled and are blessed with the grace of Shiva. Pooja to remove obstacle of marriage is done.
• Devotees who observe Shiva Puja can see drastic changes in their health as this puja helps in improving their health and protect them from deadly diseases. Pitra dosha nivaran pooja, kaalsarp nivaran pooja, mangal dosh nivaran pooja is also done on this month.
• Chanting Mantras like Om Namah Shivay and Maha Mrituynjay jaap can protect one from danger and untimely death. Worship of Lord shiva with Rudra sukt is also very beneficial. Wearing a charged Rudraksh is also beneficial.
• According to legends, worshiping Lord Shiva can bring you closer to the salvation of your soul or Moksh Prapti. Pooja to get a healthy and wealthy life is done on month of shravan.
• According to the ancient belief, those who perform monday fasting is blessed with happiness and all the pleasures of the world. His all the desires are fulfilled. Donation and charity made on this day gives fruits equivalent to that of visiting Jyotirlinga.
• Spell Bounded with Holy Gangajal of Haridwar.
• HOW TO USE:-
• If you have taken the effort to establish a shivling at home, then care must be taken to not offer some things to the Shivling — as we all know, inviting the wrath of Lord Shiva can land all of us in trouble! Here are the things you should not do if you have a Shivling at home.
• Don’t establish the Shivling at a place where you can’t worship it everyday — make sure that you keep it in a clutter free and clean space where you can pray to it everyday.
• Turmeric is said to enhance the beauty of a woman, however it should not be offered to a Shivling, since that is a symbol of the male deity Shiva. Sindoor
• One should not offer sindoor or vermilion to a Shivling, since sindoor is used by women to increase the life span of their husbands and since Shiva is the God of destruction, he should not be offered such things.
• Changing positions If you are changing the position of the Shivling, make sure that you wash it with some gangaajal and cold milk before keeping it at a separate place
• KEY FEATRUES:-

• Size	4 cm
  Condition	New
  Style	Religious
  Colour	Golden
  Type Of product	brass
  Ruling God	Shivling
  Beej Mantra
  Shape	Shivlingam with Sheshnag
  Material, Origin	Brass
  Weight	99.8gm