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Silver Blessing Shiva on Light Green Aventurine Gemstone with Gift Box
Silver Blessing Shiva on Light Green Aventurine Gemstone with Gift Box
2.20 inch Height X 3.15 inch Width X 1.85 inch Depth
$252
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14" Rose Quartz Lord Ganesha Holding Shivalinga and Trishul with Nandi | Gift Box
14" Rose Quartz Lord Ganesha Holding Shivalinga and Trishul with Nandi | Gift Box
14.70 inch Height X 12.20 inch Width X 10.50 inch Depth
$2552
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1" Small Shiva Linga Made of Crystal (Gemstone Statue) | Handmade
1" Small Shiva Linga Made of Crystal (Gemstone Statue) | Handmade
0.80 inch Height X 1.20 inch Width X 1.20 inch Depth
$40
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4" Small Natural Pitcher Jasper Shiva Lingam
4" Small Natural Pitcher Jasper Shiva Lingam
2.30 inch Height X 4.00 inch Width X 2.20 inch Depth
$112
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4" Small Natural Red Aventurine Shiva Lingam
4" Small Natural Red Aventurine Shiva Lingam
2.50 inch Height X 4.00 inch Width X 2.50 inch Depth
$112
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5" Small Shiva Lingam in Yellow Quartz Gemstone
5" Small Shiva Lingam in Yellow Quartz Gemstone
3.00 inch Height X 5.20 inch Width X 3.00 inch Depth
$232
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3" Small Black Aagte Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3" Small Black Aagte Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3.60 inch Height X 2.70 inch Width X 1.70 inch Depth
$176
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7" Tiger Eye Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
7" Tiger Eye Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
4.50 inch Height X 7.30 inch Width X 3.00 inch Depth
$252
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Silver Blessing Lord Shiva Idol on Rose Quartz Gemstone with Gift Box
Silver Blessing Lord Shiva Idol on Rose Quartz Gemstone with Gift Box
5.00 inch Height X 5.60 inch Width X 1.30 inch Depth
$348
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3" Small Green Aventurine Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3" Small Green Aventurine Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3.50 inch Height X 3.50 inch Width X 2.50 inch Depth
$244
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7" Natural Amethyst Shivalinga with Nandi
7" Natural Amethyst Shivalinga with Nandi
4.70 inch Height X 7.00 inch Width X 2.80 inch Depth
$260
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3" Small Grey Quartz Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3" Small Grey Quartz Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3.50 inch Height X 2.70 inch Width X 2.20 inch Depth
$200
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Lapis Lazuli Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
Lapis Lazuli Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
4.20 inch Height X 7.20 inch Width X 2.75 inch Depth
$345
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4" Small Rose Quartz Shivalinga with Nandi
4" Small Rose Quartz Shivalinga with Nandi
4.60 inch Height X 6.75 inch Width X 2.75 inch Depth
$355
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3" Small Lapis Lazuli Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3" Small Lapis Lazuli Shivalinga and Nandi with Silver Sheshnaag
3.60 inch Height X 2.50 inch Width X 1.70 inch Depth
$230
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5" Lord Shiva Parivar Carved in Ruby Gemstone
5" Lord Shiva Parivar Carved in Ruby Gemstone
4.50 inch Height X 5.00 inch Width
$31,500
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10" Lord Shiva Head Beautifully Carved in Jade Aventurine Gemstone
10" Lord Shiva Head Beautifully Carved in Jade Aventurine Gemstone
10.00 inch Height X 6.00 inch Width
$3005
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11" Lapis Lazuli Gemstone Shiva Linga with Face of Shiva
11" Lapis Lazuli Gemstone Shiva Linga with Face of Shiva
11.50 inch Height X 10.00 inch Width
$4150
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10" Lord Shiva Head in Jade Aventurine
10" Lord Shiva Head in Jade Aventurine
10 inch Height X 6 inch Width
$2365
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The Forms of Shiva in Visual Arts
"Shiva\'s...is the imagery and iconography that evolved over a period of five millennia - perhaps the longest period for an image, or worship tradition, to have evolved and sustained through... Shiva\'s imagery reveals wondrous unity and unique growth perspective... there is absolute unanimity in regard to the fact that he had iconic presence much before the Vedas came into being... Shiva has been conceived in visual arts as timeless youth, though sometimes with moustaches defining an advanced age and sometimes without them close to juvenescence..."
Maha Shivaratri and its Stories from the Puranas
Maha Shivaratri- “the extraordinary or great night of Shiva” in Hindu tradition and Shaiva devotion is one of the most powerful occasions for celebrating the auspicious and eternal Shiva. Falling in the month of February-March, Maha Shivaratri commemorates the divine union of Shiva and Shakti by the marriage of Shiva and Parvati, but many also celebrate the occasion as a victory of Shiva over the forces of Tripuri in his Tripurantaka form. In Kashmir Shaivism, where Tantra reigns supreme, devotees observe the Hara-Ratri or night of Hara (Shiva) and Bhairavotsava- the union of Bhairava and Bhairavi, potent and Tantric forms of Shiva and Parvati. For others, Maha Shivaratri is the night when Shiva performs his legendary Tandava. As we eagerly look forward to this celebration of Shiva and Shiva-tattva (the essence of Shiva), let us revisit a few divine tales of Shiva from the Puranas and devotional traditions of the country and be mesmerized by the otherworldly yet easily pleased primordial one.
Parvati\'s Quest : Understanding the Essence of Shiva
"Shiva is an embodiment of the three principal themes of Indian philosophy....The marriage of Shiva and Parvati was preceded by a long interval of courtship. It was no ordinary engagement however....Shiva was tempted enough to touch her, and Parvati, tantalizing him, withdrew....She would exist only as an intense flame burning for Shiva....Tapasya means to gradually start bringing restraint into our lives....She was no different from the way trees live in this world....Though he possesses nothing, he is the source of all possessions....Inevitable union between male and female…"
Sati and Shiva : Attachment to the Unattached
"One should never cultivate the habit of receiving too much respect or honor....It was with reluctance that I gave away my delicate young daughter to him in marriage....Sati Devi, the wife of Shiva, observed numerous airplanes carrying heavily ornamented beautiful women along with their spouses....One should never go the houses of those who look upon the visitor with a frown and angry looks....She burst out into copious tears and with her body trembling looked askance at Shiva as if to burn him down....Concentrating on the lotus feet of her beloved Lord Shiva, she became completely absorbed and lost track of everything else....However the gods and sages were still fearful of facing Shiva....It will find rest only on the shore of absolute faith."
Shiva and Vishnu : A Unique Aspect of Their Worship
"Actually, the one who worships Bhagwan Vishnu should get rich and the one who worships Shiva should become an avadhuta like Him…. Then he works hard again to acquire wealth. I render all his efforts futile…. However, Bhagawan Vishnu is not like that, it takes longer to please Him…. As a consequence, they later harassed the great God Himself…. On the seventh day, he bathed in the holy waters of Kedarnath and began to cut his head with an axe to offer into the fire…. The boy bowed respectfully before the demon and asked…. No one who commits sin against a great person can be safe and happy in this world."
Lord Shiva Trishul and Its Spiritual Significance
The Hindu religion is known for the honor and worship of many deities along with their numerous holy symbols with each of them holding significance. Among them, Shiva trishul is the most widely worshiped and one of the most sacred symbols of the religion, especially the Shaivite sect. It is in this form that Mahadeva is seen in possession of his trident. While there are many other deities like Goddess Durga and some forms of Devi Lakshmi, who are also seen with the trident, it is nobody else but Lord Shiva who is considered to be the master and the supreme owner of the trishul. Tri means three, and shool means stake. Hence, the meaning of trishul is a weapon that has three stakes. According to Hindu belief, Lord Shiva used this very trishul to sever the human head of Lord Ganesha.
Lord Shiva- Interesting Facts and His Avatars
Among the supreme deities of the Hindu pantheon, Lord Shiva is known to be the most remarkable. Shiva is frequently alluded to as the "destroyer", however, it is he who obliterates the adulterations taking shelter in the human psyche. He frees a body of its deficiencies and makes it deserving of accomplishing moksha. It is he who is responsible for obliteration on the grounds that if the \'old\' doesn’t perish, the \'new\' wouldn\'t have the option to take birth.
Why Lord Shiva is worshipped in Linga Form?
One of the three paramount deities of the Hindu Pantheon, Lord Shiva or “the Auspicious One” is loved and revered in Shaivism (one of the three most powerful groups in contemporary Hinduism) as the Supreme God. In Hinduism, Lord Shiva in his linga form is revered by his worshippers. It is called the Shivling or Shivalinga. At the point when a Linga is introduced on a Yoni, it signifies the association of Shiva and Shakti - the start of creation. It is found at a temple’s focal point, resting in a rimmed, circle moulded yoni. This article will explain why Lord Shiva is worshipped in linga form. It will also dive deeper into other significant details about Lord Shiva in Linga form-
Secrets of Tandava Dance : 108 Poses from Natya Shastra Legend
Old stories tell of a time, when God Shiva attended a play, staged by the Sage Bharata and his hundred disciples (Some accounts say they were his hundred sons). The play was called Tripura Dahan and Bharata was staging it at the behest of God Brahma. Shiva, who was attending with his ganas, was impressed by the performance. He suggested to Brahma that it would get even better if the drama being acted out on the stage was embellished with dancing. Shiva accepted Brahma’s request graciously and instructed Tandu, one among his retinue of ganas, to teach Bharata the secrets of dance. Tandu was a masterful dancer. There were many dance forms that Tandu had learned during his time with Shiva. But teaching the divine dances of Shiva was a difficult task. Tandu realized that every time his god danced, it was a new form. For Natyashastra, which was for the consumption of common folk, Tandu could only choose one. He remembered a graceful dance routine he had once seen Shiva perform against a dusky Kailasha sky. Tandu taught the one to Bharata, who later added it to the Natyashastra. In honor of his teacher, Tandu, Bharata called this dance form, the Tandava.
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