Why Lord Shiva Worshipped In The Form Of Lingam?

Why Lord Shiva Worshipped In The Form Of Lingam?

In Hinduism, shifting is a symbol that represents Lord Shiva as the most powerful deity. Temples are built in his honor, including a shivling which represents all the energies in the world and beyond. There is no origin of form that can be associated with Shiva. Humans need a symbol to worship, so the Ling was created. Linked means simple. For example, if someone used a stethoscope, it could identify that person is a doctor. A link is just a symbol to identify something. This symbol we call Shivling has a scientific explanation. Shiv link consists of three parts. The bottom that has four sides remains underground. The middle part that has eight sites remains on a pedestal. The top which is actually worshipped is round. The height of the round part is 1/3 of its circumference. The three parts symbolise Lord Bramha in the lower part, Lord Vishnu in the middle, and Lord Shiva in the upper part. The pedestal is provided with a passage to drain the water that poured on the top. Link of symbolises the creative and destructive power of Lord Shiva and the devotee attribute great holiness to him. This does not mean that others should give a false meaning to the image of Shivling. It is unfortunate that Western scholars have mistakenly associated this Lingam with the phallus, a male sexual organ, and have seemed obscenity in worship. As it is described that Lord Shiva has no form, it is ridiculous to claim that Lingam represents a phallus. That is why Swami Vivekananda described Shivling as a symbol of eternal Brahman. Hinduism does not oppose science. It doesn’t even oppose other religions. It is a continuous effort to discover and increase human knowledge of the physical or material world through experiments and observations. But Hinduism has the strength to provide missiles to certain problems that science has not been able to solve. Shivling represents the entire cosmos, and the cosmos in turn is represented as a cosmic egg. Again, an egg is an ellipsoid that represents neither a big name nor an end. The truth behind the scientific research conducted by scientists Niels Bohr shows that the molecules are made up of atoms that consist of protons, neutrons, and electrons, which play a vital role in the composition of shivling. In those days, instead of using those English words such as protons, neutrons, electrons, and energy, ancient sages used words such as Lingam, Vishnu, Brahma, Shakti, etc. Since Sanskrit was the dominant language in those periods, say Chaos, the author of Mahabharath, mentions that Lord Shiva is smaller than subatomic particles like protons, neutrons, and electrons. At the same time, he also mentions that Lord Shiva is greater than anything greatest. Shivling is not just a simple symbol; a re-sheed wanted to send a message to the masses that they can see the smallest form of nature in the form of shriveling. Shivling represents the atomic structure. In our atomic structure, there are protons and neutrons surrounded by electrons that spin rapidly. An examination of the image of Shiva laying in the context of Bohr’s model would demonstrate the surprising truth that Brahma created the world. Shiv Lane demonstrates the behavior of protons, electrons, neutrons, and energy. Lord Vishnu means proton with a positive electric charge. Lord Shiva means neutron without an electric charge. Lord Bramha means an electron with a negative electric charge. Shakti is represented by an oval-shaped disk with 3 ridged cast on its periphery. She is energy and plays a vital role in the universe. If we look at Lord Vishnu’s portrait, a lotus that emerges from Lord Vishnu’s level is depicted, and Lord Bramha is shown sitting on the lotus. Lotus means energy that has the force of attraction. The lotus stem can bend due to its flexibility, indicating that Lord Bramha moves around Lord Vishnu. This is a message that the electron is attracted to the protons due to the opposite electrical charge. In addition, neutron is represented as Lord Shiva, which has no charge. The nucleus of the atom also contains neutrons. Neutrons are about the same size as protons, but they have no electric charge. Neutrons are very close to the nucleus of the atom with protons. When the nucleus of the atom contains as many as protons and neutrons, the atom is stable. Similarly, the ancient sages have suggested that when Lord Shiva is not disturbed and separated, he remains calm. Lord Shiva keeps curve because Shakti takes the form of Renuka, the energy that forms the molecule is denoted by the valency, which in Sanskrit is Renuka. Renuka is one that produces Renu or a molecule, two atoms from a molecule. Therefore, the ancient Hindu sages brought the idea of Shakti as Lord Shiva’s wife and as part of Lord Shiva, and Jan surround Lord Shiva all the time. However, when neutrons is disturbed and separated, disasters occur, which means that Shakti ends up being a terror known as Rod Rani or Kali, who performs a destructive dance indicating a notch disaster. Our ancestors did a great job, but as time went by, the true meaning was lost, leaving behind the traditions and literature which we can study. We must study all the ancient literature which we can’t study. We have to study all the literature and ancient traditions to revitalize knowledge. Thank you so much guys for watching our video. Do like, comment, and share if you haven’t already.