In Hinduism, Mukhalingam represents Lord Shiva in his Lingam form with a human face sculpted on the Lingam’s surface. This iconic form symbolises the convergence of the abstract aspect (Lingam) with the anthropomorphic aspect (Face), signifying the unity of formless and manifest divinity. Two serpents (Kundalini and Vasuki) around Shiva’s neck signifies the harmonious balance between the spiritual and material aspects of life. It is believed that meditating on this form brings inner harmony, wisdom, and spiritual awakening, enhancing the devotee’s connection with the omnipresent and omnipotent cosmic energy. This brass statue invites you to meditate on the supreme consciousness and seek blessings from the cosmic source of creation.
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