Narmada Shivling set

A Narmada Stone Shivling accompanied by Nandi, Trident (Trishul), and Nag (Serpent) is a highly auspicious and sacred setup for Shiva worship. Here’s what each element represents:

1. Narmada Stone Shivling (Bana Lingam)

• Found naturally in the Narmada River in Madhya Pradesh.

• Considered Swayambhu (self-manifested) and does not require Pran Pratishtha (consecration).

• Represents Lord Shiva's infinite cosmic energy.

2. Nandi (Shiva’s Vahana)

• Symbolizes devotion, patience, and Dharma.

• Placed facing the Shivling, as Nandi is always in meditation towards Shiva.

• It is believed that whispering wishes into Nandi’s ears conveys them directly to Lord Shiva.

3. Trident (Trishul)

• Represents Shiva’s power over creation, preservation, and destruction.

• The three prongs symbolize Sattva (purity), Rajas (passion), and Tamas (ignorance), which Shiva controls.

4. Nag (Serpent, Vasuki)

• Wrapped around the Shivling, symbolizing eternity and protection.

• Represents control over fear, death, and the ego.

Benefits of Worshiping This Setup

✅ Brings spiritual growth, peace, and prosperity.
✅ Helps in overcoming fear, negative energies, and obstacles.
✅ Enhances Shiva’s blessings in the devotee’s life.

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