Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 --- On Sun, 10/2/08, kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12 wrote: kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12The Divine Shivalingammahadevan12Date: Sunday, 10 February, 2008, 7:07 PM The Divine Shivalingam Divine Lingodbhava by Professor N. Kasturi: Until 1956, the Shivaratri all-night vigil and Bhajan could be held in the Prayer Hall itself. Baba sat on the silver chair placed on over a tiger skin on a low platform. When the slower hand of the clock hovered near eight, the Linga or Lingas indicated the desire to emerge and Baba showed signs of physical struggle to smoothen their way out. Year after year, 1 have stood on His left, holding silver jug of water. Seshagiri Rao stood on the right with a silver plate to receive the Linga as it fell out. At predetermined moments, proceeding through the gullet, the Linga presented itself for public view and personal use. One year eleven Lingas emerged in a row, one behind the other. Another year, there were nine. He has given Me one of the nine. It is worshipped with Mantras prescribed in the scriptures. The Linga miracle does happen annually on every Shivaratri day wherever Baba happens to be.†Prof Kasturi, Sanathana Sarathi , March'1999, Page 81) Bhagawan : Meaning Of The Lingam: “Just as OM is the 'sound symbol' of God, the Linga is 'form symbol' or visible symbol of God - the most meaningful, the simplest and the least endowed with appendages of attributes. The Linga means, that in which this Jagat (world of change) attains Laya or mergence or dissolution (Leeyate). All forms merge in the Formless at last. Shiva is the Principle of Destruction of all names and forms, of all entities and individuals. So, the Linga is the simplest sign of emergence and mergence.†(Sai Baba, SS, 3/99, last cover page) Different Types Of Lingams Hiranyagarbha / Hiranya-Garbha Linga Sada-Shiva Lingam Netra-Lingham Narmada or Narmadeshwar Lingum Jyotir-Linga Jnana-Lingam Atma Lingham Angushta-Maatram Lingum Anda-Pinda Linga Aahtaloha Lingam Vaidurya Lingham Spatika Lingum Padara Linga Trapu Lingam Ayasa Lingham Seesa Lingum Ashtadhtu Linga Navanita Lingam Durvakadaja Or Garika Lingham Karpura Lingum Ayaskanta Linga Mouktika Lingam Suvarana Lingham Rajita Lingum Pittala Or Kamsya Linga Bhamsa Lingam Guda Lingam Or Sita Lingham Vamsankura Lingum Pishta Linga Dhadhidhugdha Lingam Dhanya Lingham Phala Lingum Dhatri Linga Gandha Lingam Pushpa Lingham Gosakru Lingum Valuka Linga Yavagodhumasalij Lingam Sitakhanda Lingham Lavana Lingum Tilapista Linga Netra-Lingam Bana Lingham Somnath Jyotirlinga Bhoomi Lingum Jala Linga Agni or Thejo Lingam Vayu Lingham Akasha Lingum Yajamana Linga Chandra Lingam Surya Lingham Sthira Lingum Ardhanarishwara Linga Chaturmukhalingam Amarnath Lingham Twelve jyotirlingas are: Somnatha Mallikarjuna Mahakala Omkara Kedara Bhimshankara Vishvanatha Tryambaka Vaidynatha Nagesha Rameswara Ghushnesha According to the Agamas the lingas can be of two kinds, the cala i.e. moveable and the acala, i.e, immoveable. The cala lingas are again of different types: mrnmaya (earthen); lohaja (metallic); ratnaja (of precious stones); daruja (wooden); sailaja (of stone); and Ksanika (those made for temporary worship). The lohaja i.e. metallic lingas are made of 8 metals (gold, silver, copper, bell-metal, iron, lead, brass and tin) and the ratnaja ones are made of pearls, coral, vaidurya, topaz, emerald and bluestone. The acala or sthavara lingas are of 10 kinds (Svayambhuva, Purva, Daivata, Ganapatya, Asura, Sura, Arsa Raksasa, Manusa and Bana). The Makutagama calls them Sthira lingas and divide them into four classes: 1) Daivika; 2) Arsaka; 3) Ganapa and 4 ) Manusa. Pictures Of Lingams created by Bhagawan: Picture of an self-luminous Jyoti Lingam, whose inner flame changed every ten minutes. Also a blue-black lingam with an self-luminous crescent moon and star, which is an internationally-recognized symbol of the faith of Islam. 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store N number of mails in your inbox. Now you can chat without downloading messenger. Click here to know how. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2008 Report Share Posted February 23, 2008 --- On Sun, 10/2/08, kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12 wrote: kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12The Divine Shivalingammahadevan12Date: Sunday, 10 February, 2008, 7:07 PM The Divine Shivalingam Divine Lingodbhava by Professor N. Kasturi: Until 1956, the Shivaratri all-night vigil and Bhajan could be held in the Prayer Hall itself. Baba sat on the silver chair placed on over a tiger skin on a low platform. When the slower hand of the clock hovered near eight, the Linga or Lingas indicated the desire to emerge and Baba showed signs of physical struggle to smoothen their way out. Year after year, 1 have stood on His left, holding silver jug of water. Seshagiri Rao stood on the right with a silver plate to receive the Linga as it fell out. At predetermined moments, proceeding through the gullet, the Linga presented itself for public view and personal use. One year eleven Lingas emerged in a row, one behind the other. Another year, there were nine. He has given Me one of the nine. It is worshipped with Mantras prescribed in the scriptures. The Linga miracle does happen annually on every Shivaratri day wherever Baba happens to be.†Prof Kasturi, Sanathana Sarathi , March'1999, Page 81) Bhagawan : Meaning Of The Lingam: “Just as OM is the 'sound symbol' of God, the Linga is 'form symbol' or visible symbol of God - the most meaningful, the simplest and the least endowed with appendages of attributes. The Linga means, that in which this Jagat (world of change) attains Laya or mergence or dissolution (Leeyate). All forms merge in the Formless at last. Shiva is the Principle of Destruction of all names and forms, of all entities and individuals. So, the Linga is the simplest sign of emergence and mergence.†(Sai Baba, SS, 3/99, last cover page) Different Types Of Lingams Hiranyagarbha / Hiranya-Garbha Linga Sada-Shiva Lingam Netra-Lingham Narmada or Narmadeshwar Lingum Jyotir-Linga Jnana-Lingam Atma Lingham Angushta-Maatram Lingum Anda-Pinda Linga Aahtaloha Lingam Vaidurya Lingham Spatika Lingum Padara Linga Trapu Lingam Ayasa Lingham Seesa Lingum Ashtadhtu Linga Navanita Lingam Durvakadaja Or Garika Lingham Karpura Lingum Ayaskanta Linga Mouktika Lingam Suvarana Lingham Rajita Lingum Pittala Or Kamsya Linga Bhamsa Lingam Guda Lingam Or Sita Lingham Vamsankura Lingum Pishta Linga Dhadhidhugdha Lingam Dhanya Lingham Phala Lingum Dhatri Linga Gandha Lingam Pushpa Lingham Gosakru Lingum Valuka Linga Yavagodhumasalij Lingam Sitakhanda Lingham Lavana Lingum Tilapista Linga Netra-Lingam Bana Lingham Somnath Jyotirlinga Bhoomi Lingum Jala Linga Agni or Thejo Lingam Vayu Lingham Akasha Lingum Yajamana Linga Chandra Lingam Surya Lingham Sthira Lingum Ardhanarishwara Linga Chaturmukhalingam Amarnath Lingham Twelve jyotirlingas are: Somnatha Mallikarjuna Mahakala Omkara Kedara Bhimshankara Vishvanatha Tryambaka Vaidynatha Nagesha Rameswara Ghushnesha According to the Agamas the lingas can be of two kinds, the cala i.e. moveable and the acala, i.e, immoveable. The cala lingas are again of different types: mrnmaya (earthen); lohaja (metallic); ratnaja (of precious stones); daruja (wooden); sailaja (of stone); and Ksanika (those made for temporary worship). The lohaja i.e. metallic lingas are made of 8 metals (gold, silver, copper, bell-metal, iron, lead, brass and tin) and the ratnaja ones are made of pearls, coral, vaidurya, topaz, emerald and bluestone. The acala or sthavara lingas are of 10 kinds (Svayambhuva, Purva, Daivata, Ganapatya, Asura, Sura, Arsa Raksasa, Manusa and Bana). The Makutagama calls them Sthira lingas and divide them into four classes: 1) Daivika; 2) Arsaka; 3) Ganapa and 4 ) Manusa. Pictures Of Lingams created by Bhagawan: Picture of an self-luminous Jyoti Lingam, whose inner flame changed every ten minutes. Also a blue-black lingam with an self-luminous crescent moon and star, which is an internationally-recognized symbol of the faith of Islam. 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store N number of mails in your inbox. Meet people who discuss and share your passions. Join them now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2008 Report Share Posted March 25, 2008 --- On Sun, 10/2/08, kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12 wrote: kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12The Divine Shivalingammahadevan12Date: Sunday, 10 February, 2008, 7:07 PM The Divine Shivalingam Divine Lingodbhava by Professor N. Kasturi: Until 1956, the Shivaratri all-night vigil and Bhajan could be held in the Prayer Hall itself. Baba sat on the silver chair placed on over a tiger skin on a low platform. When the slower hand of the clock hovered near eight, the Linga or Lingas indicated the desire to emerge and Baba showed signs of physical struggle to smoothen their way out. Year after year, 1 have stood on His left, holding silver jug of water. Seshagiri Rao stood on the right with a silver plate to receive the Linga as it fell out. At predetermined moments, proceeding through the gullet, the Linga presented itself for public view and personal use. One year eleven Lingas emerged in a row, one behind the other. Another year, there were nine. He has given Me one of the nine. It is worshipped with Mantras prescribed in the scriptures. The Linga miracle does happen annually on every Shivaratri day wherever Baba happens to be.†Prof Kasturi, Sanathana Sarathi , March'1999, Page 81) Bhagawan : Meaning Of The Lingam: “Just as OM is the 'sound symbol' of God, the Linga is 'form symbol' or visible symbol of God - the most meaningful, the simplest and the least endowed with appendages of attributes. The Linga means, that in which this Jagat (world of change) attains Laya or mergence or dissolution (Leeyate). All forms merge in the Formless at last. Shiva is the Principle of Destruction of all names and forms, of all entities and individuals. So, the Linga is the simplest sign of emergence and mergence.†(Sai Baba, SS, 3/99, last cover page) Different Types Of Lingams Hiranyagarbha / Hiranya-Garbha Linga Sada-Shiva Lingam Netra-Lingham Narmada or Narmadeshwar Lingum Jyotir-Linga Jnana-Lingam Atma Lingham Angushta-Maatram Lingum Anda-Pinda Linga Aahtaloha Lingam Vaidurya Lingham Spatika Lingum Padara Linga Trapu Lingam Ayasa Lingham Seesa Lingum Ashtadhtu Linga Navanita Lingam Durvakadaja Or Garika Lingham Karpura Lingum Ayaskanta Linga Mouktika Lingam Suvarana Lingham Rajita Lingum Pittala Or Kamsya Linga Bhamsa Lingam Guda Lingam Or Sita Lingham Vamsankura Lingum Pishta Linga Dhadhidhugdha Lingam Dhanya Lingham Phala Lingum Dhatri Linga Gandha Lingam Pushpa Lingham Gosakru Lingum Valuka Linga Yavagodhumasalij Lingam Sitakhanda Lingham Lavana Lingum Tilapista Linga Netra-Lingam Bana Lingham Somnath Jyotirlinga Bhoomi Lingum Jala Linga Agni or Thejo Lingam Vayu Lingham Akasha Lingum Yajamana Linga Chandra Lingam Surya Lingham Sthira Lingum Ardhanarishwara Linga Chaturmukhalingam Amarnath Lingham Twelve jyotirlingas are: Somnatha Mallikarjuna Mahakala Omkara Kedara Bhimshankara Vishvanatha Tryambaka Vaidynatha Nagesha Rameswara Ghushnesha According to the Agamas the lingas can be of two kinds, the cala i.e. moveable and the acala, i.e, immoveable. The cala lingas are again of different types: mrnmaya (earthen); lohaja (metallic); ratnaja (of precious stones); daruja (wooden); sailaja (of stone); and Ksanika (those made for temporary worship). The lohaja i.e. metallic lingas are made of 8 metals (gold, silver, copper, bell-metal, iron, lead, brass and tin) and the ratnaja ones are made of pearls, coral, vaidurya, topaz, emerald and bluestone. The acala or sthavara lingas are of 10 kinds (Svayambhuva, Purva, Daivata, Ganapatya, Asura, Sura, Arsa Raksasa, Manusa and Bana). The Makutagama calls them Sthira lingas and divide them into four classes: 1) Daivika; 2) Arsaka; 3) Ganapa and 4 ) Manusa. Pictures Of Lingams created by Bhagawan: Picture of an self-luminous Jyoti Lingam, whose inner flame changed every ten minutes. Also a blue-black lingam with an self-luminous crescent moon and star, which is an internationally-recognized symbol of the faith of Islam. 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store N number of mails in your inbox. Meet people who discuss and share your passions. Join them now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2008 Report Share Posted August 23, 2008 --- On Sun, 10/2/08, kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12 wrote: kumar mahadevan <mahadevan12The Divine Shivalingammahadevan12Date: Sunday, 10 February, 2008, 7:07 PM The Divine Shivalingam Divine Lingodbhava by Professor N. Kasturi: Until 1956, the Shivaratri all-night vigil and Bhajan could be held in the Prayer Hall itself. Baba sat on the silver chair placed on over a tiger skin on a low platform. When the slower hand of the clock hovered near eight, the Linga or Lingas indicated the desire to emerge and Baba showed signs of physical struggle to smoothen their way out. Year after year, 1 have stood on His left, holding silver jug of water. Seshagiri Rao stood on the right with a silver plate to receive the Linga as it fell out. At predetermined moments, proceeding through the gullet, the Linga presented itself for public view and personal use. One year eleven Lingas emerged in a row, one behind the other. Another year, there were nine. He has given Me one of the nine. It is worshipped with Mantras prescribed in the scriptures. The Linga miracle does happen annually on every Shivaratri day wherever Baba happens to be.†Prof Kasturi, Sanathana Sarathi , March'1999, Page 81) Bhagawan : Meaning Of The Lingam: “Just as OM is the 'sound symbol' of God, the Linga is 'form symbol' or visible symbol of God - the most meaningful, the simplest and the least endowed with appendages of attributes. The Linga means, that in which this Jagat (world of change) attains Laya or mergence or dissolution (Leeyate). All forms merge in the Formless at last. Shiva is the Principle of Destruction of all names and forms, of all entities and individuals. So, the Linga is the simplest sign of emergence and mergence.†(Sai Baba, SS, 3/99, last cover page) Different Types Of Lingams Hiranyagarbha / Hiranya-Garbha Linga Sada-Shiva Lingam Netra-Lingham Narmada or Narmadeshwar Lingum Jyotir-Linga Jnana-Lingam Atma Lingham Angushta-Maatram Lingum Anda-Pinda Linga Aahtaloha Lingam Vaidurya Lingham Spatika Lingum Padara Linga Trapu Lingam Ayasa Lingham Seesa Lingum Ashtadhtu Linga Navanita Lingam Durvakadaja Or Garika Lingham Karpura Lingum Ayaskanta Linga Mouktika Lingam Suvarana Lingham Rajita Lingum Pittala Or Kamsya Linga Bhamsa Lingam Guda Lingam Or Sita Lingham Vamsankura Lingum Pishta Linga Dhadhidhugdha Lingam Dhanya Lingham Phala Lingum Dhatri Linga Gandha Lingam Pushpa Lingham Gosakru Lingum Valuka Linga Yavagodhumasalij Lingam Sitakhanda Lingham Lavana Lingum Tilapista Linga Netra-Lingam Bana Lingham Somnath Jyotirlinga Bhoomi Lingum Jala Linga Agni or Thejo Lingam Vayu Lingham Akasha Lingum Yajamana Linga Chandra Lingam Surya Lingham Sthira Lingum Ardhanarishwara Linga Chaturmukhalingam Amarnath Lingham Twelve jyotirlingas are: Somnatha Mallikarjuna Mahakala Omkara Kedara Bhimshankara Vishvanatha Tryambaka Vaidynatha Nagesha Rameswara Ghushnesha According to the Agamas the lingas can be of two kinds, the cala i.e. moveable and the acala, i.e, immoveable. The cala lingas are again of different types: mrnmaya (earthen); lohaja (metallic); ratnaja (of precious stones); daruja (wooden); sailaja (of stone); and Ksanika (those made for temporary worship). The lohaja i.e. metallic lingas are made of 8 metals (gold, silver, copper, bell-metal, iron, lead, brass and tin) and the ratnaja ones are made of pearls, coral, vaidurya, topaz, emerald and bluestone. The acala or sthavara lingas are of 10 kinds (Svayambhuva, Purva, Daivata, Ganapatya, Asura, Sura, Arsa Raksasa, Manusa and Bana). The Makutagama calls them Sthira lingas and divide them into four classes: 1) Daivika; 2) Arsaka; 3) Ganapa and 4 ) Manusa. Pictures Of Lingams created by Bhagawan: Picture of an self-luminous Jyoti Lingam, whose inner flame changed every ten minutes. Also a blue-black lingam with an self-luminous crescent moon and star, which is an internationally-recognized symbol of the faith of Islam. 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store N number of mails in your inbox. Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it now Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 11, 2008 Report Share Posted October 11, 2008 Divine Lingodbhava by Professor N. Kasturi: Until 1956, the Shivaratri all-night vigil and Bhajan could be held in the Prayer Hall itself. Baba sat on the silver chair placed on over a tiger skin on a low platform. When the slower hand of the clock hovered near eight, the Linga or Lingas indicated the desire to emerge and Baba showed signs of physical struggle to smoothen their way out. Year after year, 1 have stood on His left, holding silver jug of water. Seshagiri Rao stood on the right with a silver plate to receive the Linga as it fell out. At predetermined moments, proceeding through the gullet, the Linga presented itself for public view and personal use. One year eleven Lingas emerged in a row, one behind the other. Another year, there were nine. He has given Me one of the nine. It is worshipped with Mantras prescribed in the scriptures. The Linga miracle does happen annually on every Shivaratri day wherever Baba happens to be. Prof Kasturi, Sanathana Sarathi , March'1999, Page 81) Bhagawan : Meaning Of The Lingam: Just as OM is the 'sound symbol' of God, the Linga is 'form symbol' or visible symbol of God - the most meaningful, the simplest and the least endowed with appendages of attributes. The Linga means, that in which this Jagat (world of change) attains Laya or mergence or dissolution (Leeyate). All forms merge in the Formless at last. Shiva is the Principle of Destruction of all names and forms, of all entities and individuals. So, the Linga is the simplest sign of emergence and mergence.†(Sai Baba, SS, 3/99, last cover page) Different Types Of Lingams Hiranyagarbha / Hiranya-Garbha Linga Sada-Shiva Lingam Netra-Lingham Narmada or Narmadeshwar Lingum Jyotir-Linga Jnana-Lingam Atma Lingham Angushta-Maatram Lingum Anda-Pinda Linga Aahtaloha Lingam Vaidurya Lingham Spatika Lingum Padara Linga Trapu Lingam Ayasa Lingham Seesa Lingum Ashtadhtu Linga Navanita Lingam Durvakadaja Or Garika Lingham Karpura Lingum Ayaskanta Linga Mouktika Lingam Suvarana Lingham Rajita Lingum Pittala Or Kamsya Linga Bhamsa Lingam Guda Lingam Or Sita Lingham Vamsankura Lingum Pishta Linga Dhadhidhugdha Lingam Dhanya Lingham Phala Lingum Dhatri Linga Gandha Lingam Pushpa Lingham Gosakru Lingum Valuka Linga Yavagodhumasalij Lingam Sitakhanda Lingham Lavana Lingum Tilapista Linga Netra-Lingam Bana Lingham Somnath Jyotirlinga Bhoomi Lingum Jala Linga Agni or Thejo Lingam Vayu Lingham Akasha Lingum Yajamana Linga Chandra Lingam Surya Lingham Sthira Lingum Ardhanarishwara Linga Chaturmukhalingam Amarnath Lingham Twelve jyotirlingas are: Somnatha Mallikarjuna Mahakala Omkara Kedara Bhimshankara Vishvanatha Tryambaka Vaidynatha Nagesha Rameswara Ghushnesha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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