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🔱 Shri Shiv Maha Puran — 📜 Vidyeshvar Samhita — 🪔 Shiv Ling Puja Adi Varnan (1.11)

🔥 Immerse yourself in the sacred tales of Lord Shiva and unlock timeless spiritual insights! 🔥 🛒 Get your copy now on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4iqG1X4 Discover the profound teachings of the Shri Shiv Mahapurana Purvardh Part I (2223) in Hindi, published by the renowned Gita Press, Gorakhpur. The chapter discusses the worship of Śiva in his phallic form (Liṅga), detailing its installation, characteristics, and rituals. The phallic emblem can be of different types (earth, water, or fire-based) and is classified as stationary or mobile. The worship process involves selecting an auspicious time and a holy place, preferably near a river or temple. The Liṅga should be properly installed on a suitable pedestal, with its dimensions adhering to sacred prescriptions. Worship includes various offerings, mantras, and rituals such as ablutions, food offerings, incense, and lamps. The installation of an embodied image alongside the phallic emblem is also recommended. Devotees can achieve Śiva's divine region through proper worship, recitation of mantras (especially "Om" and the five-syllabled mantra "Namaḥ Śivāya"), circumambulation, and making offerings. Performing daily rituals, maintaining a Śiva temple, planting sacred gardens, and engaging in acts of devotion ensure spiritual benefits. Temples and sacred spaces dedicated to Śiva hold different levels of sanctity, depending on whether they were built by humans, sages, gods, or if they are self-manifested. Acts performed in holy centers, such as bathing, gifting, or reciting mantras, grant spiritual merit. Śiva worship in the Kali Yuga is particularly effective when performed with precision and devotion. The chapter concludes with the sages asking for details about sacred centers and temple traditions associated with Śiva worship. #shivmahapuran #shivmahapurankatha #shivpuran #shivapurana #shiva #shiv #shivpurankatha #shivparvati #shivpuja #shivshankar #shivshakti #bholenath