I dont have LINGA at my house....advise.

[Guest guest]

Sh.Panimalar,

 

With all reverence and regards to Sh. Shreeram Balijepalli, the

possible answer to the query raised by you is enumerated in the

following paragraphs.

 

Lord Shiva is the regulator of all negative forces and always

purifies the "Aatman" (The soul). Since he is absorbing all negative

powers from his disciples, he is always found in Dhyana (Deep

Meditation). It is believed that putting a lighted lamp before him

may disturb his meditation thereby some of his disciple may not get

the advantage of his deep meditation. So the Vedic scholars

recommended placing the JYOYI (Lighted Lamp) behind "LINGA".

 

As per Sh. Shree Ram ji, this feature was experimented and found

yielding superior results. It is important to note that Shiva is

often worshipped in the form of "LINGA". Some school of thought

advocates that it is equivalent to "Nirgun Aaradhan" (An antonym to

idol worship). As Sh. Shreeram Balijepalli, explained, the Jyoti

shall be placed behind the "LINGA" to dispose of all miseries and

troubles.

 

Keeping "Jyoti" behind "LINGA" also relieves one from the effects

of "Sade Sathi" (Seven and half years period of SATURN effect). This

is becase of the fact, as explained above Lord Shiva has the power

of Controlling the effects of "Saturn" too.

 

As regards to your second query, "LINGA" is not purchased from

market except for the places of public worship. It shall be given by

Guru or an elderly person. "LINGA" may be in the form of metal or

earthen/ precious stone or Crystal. Most powerful one is one that is

made of Emerald (Green colored precious stone), next comes "SPATIKA"

or Crystal, then Gold, Silver, "Pancha Dhatu" (Alloy of five

metals), Brass and so on.

 

Some of the Vedic scholars are of the opinion that "Shree Chakra"

(Hemi Spherical in shape but not the one in Cone shape) can be

worshipped as "LINGA". If you do not have "LINGA" at your house, you

may visit a temple for performing the ritual as advised.

 

Lord Shiva group wish you "All the best".

 

Warm Regards,

 

KS Rao