“Shivlinga” – the symbol of science/ symbol of the beginning of all.

must read the last part of this blog its a request :) below you will find the answers of the question like:
What is Shivlinga? What is God ? Where Is he ? Why he is one ? How to find him ? with the facts of science.

We do worship lord Shiva, so we need to know why do we worship him and what is Shiva lingam.
Lingam means the symbol, the mark. Just like the cross of Christians it’s a mark of Shiva, Shiva meaning “the auspicious one.” The beginning of everything, He’s the beginning of all and he’s the end.
Only a dirty mind that travel all around sex and all can imagine the Shivlinga as a Sexual item. But the Western culture the Muslims and others who don’t know about this they associates the lingam with Phallus.

Western people says that the vertical oval or half round pillar or the Bana is the penis, and the vertical oval shaped Vedi is the vagina, and the structure represents the lingam of Shiva. But I didn’t find the two sex organs in the lingam. Because the Bana appears to have come out, upwards through the Salunka or the Vedi, it is not penetrating down into Salunka, to think of Sexual Symbolism.

We the Aryans, we from the harapa-mohanjodaro civilization who treated as the teachers of the world, we are the Dharma and Gyan guru, having so much of strong history, having so much of knowledge at that time when the western culture was not formed instead, The people who attained such a high quality of wisdom and philosophy cannot be condemned as primitive. Those philosophers were worshipping Shiva Lingam. Can that be sexual symbolism? Can a man who has got his own sex organ, ever go to a temple to see the same thing there? Impossible.

Those, who say of Shiva Lingam as sexual symbol, are themselves primitive, because they cannot see anything else but sexuality. If we stretch our imagination to that extent, we can also say that the Cross, which the Christians worship, is also a symbol of sexual union. The horizontal small bar represents vagina of the female and the vertical bar piercing through it is the penis. If Shiva Lingam is a symbol of sexual union, the cross is also equally the same symbol; the only difference between the two is of art. Shiva - Lingam is quite artistic while there is no art in the cross. Being primitive they have represented only by lines.

Hindu Gods are representations of Energies and Shiva is the Energy of Destruction. Scientifically, energies are more settled in such formations like that of the uppermost end of the Shiva Linga.

Take a look at the shape of the Nuclear Reactors, Atom Bombs, Energy/electricity saving cells etc. Isnt it close match with Shiva Linga? The base or platform of such nuclear reactors act as a stabilizer controlling the chain reaction to prevent massive explosions. So the idea behind Shiva Linga and the significance of its base is such. Shiva Linga symbolizes and also holds massive energy and it is not erotic sculpture of  sex.Nuclear energy has the capacity to create the whole universe(big bang, electricity generation) and to destroy it as well.

  

“BARC” Atomic reactor is the Hindu Shiv-Linga' by Shri.O.P.Nak.

 The BARC atomic reactor is shaped like a shiv-linga.

The so-called coolant liquid for the BARC atomic reactor  is nothing but water required for bathing the shiv-linga by letting drops of water fall on the shiv-linga ("Abhishek" of the shiv-linga).

The so-called contaminated heavy-water is nothing but the water that comes out after bathing the shiv-linga -- it is "DAAHAK". It is well-known that hindu devotees are not suppoed to touch that water because it is contaminated.

At the backside of the reactor was a Hindu crematorium,Shiva temples and bathings of ancient origin. Had Shahjahan built the BARC atomic reactor, he would have destroyed the Hindu features.

The Hindu scripture Shiva Purana describes in its first section, the Vidyeshwar Samhita, the origin of the lingam, known as Shiva-linga, as the beginning-less and endless cosmic pillar (Stambha) of fire, the cause of all causes.Lord Shiva is pictured as emerging from the Lingam – the cosmic pillar of fire – proving his superiority over gods Brahma and Vishnu.This is known as Lingodbhava. The Linga Purana also supports this interpretation of lingam as a cosmic pillar, symbolizing the infinite nature of Shiva.According to Linga Purana, Shiva लिङ्गं liṅgaṃ Shiva Lingam or Shiva Pindi is a complete symbolic representation of the formless Universe Bearer - the oval shaped stone is resembling mark of the Universe and bottom base as the Supreme Power holding the entire Universe in it. Similar interpretation is also found in the Skanda Purana: "The endless sky (that great void which contains the entire universe) is the Linga, the Earth is its base. At the end of time the entire universe and all the Gods finally emerge in the Linga itself."

In the Mahabharata, Drona parva Adhyaya 201, Vyasa writes thus :- Narayana performed strenuous Tapa, when the highest God of the world, the origin of the Universe and the parent of the world, appeared himself before Narayana. That God is known as Shambhu, Hara or Rudra. He is smaller than Paramanu (subatomic particle like Proton, Neutron, Electron) and greater than any thing greatest. He is the cause of vitality in all the living things. Everything living or non-living originates from him. He can never be seen by ordinary people. He has engulfed the whole world. He is the limit of the Time. He has no birth, no death. He is invisible, unmanifest. He is the Soul of the Soul. He has no emotion, sentiment or passion at all.

Shiva Lingam represents the totality of the Cosmos and the Cosmos, in turn, being represented as a Cosmic Egg. Again an egg is an ellipsoid depicting with no beginning, nor end. 

A glance at the image of Shiva Lingam shows there is a pillar with three marks and a Disc beneath it and sometimes with a coiling cobra snake around the Pillar and shows its fangs above the pillar. The truth behind the scientific research by the Danish scientist, Neils Bohr, demonstrates that Molecules (the smallest part of everything) made up of Atoms which consists of Proton, Neutron and Electron, all of which play a vital part in the composition of Shiva Lingam. In those days instead of using these English words such as Proton, Neutron, Electron, Molecules and Energy, the ancient sages employed the usage of the words like Lingam, Vishnu, Brahma, Sakthi (which in turn is divided into Renuka and Rudrani), Sarppa, etc. as Sanskrit was the dominant language in those periods.

 According to Hinduism, the Pillar is described as the column of fire which represents the three Gods – Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara while the Disc or Peedam represents Sakthi. The Disc is shown with three ridges, encarved at its periphery. Sage Vyasa, the author of Mahabharta mentions that Lord Shiva is smaller than the sub-atomic particle like Proton, Neutron and Electron. The outcome of the scientific research is that the world came into existence with the formation of Molecules. According to Science, two atoms make one Molecule. The valency of molecules indicates the combination of the atoms. 

An examination of the image of Shiva Lingam in the context of Bohr model, would demonstrate the puzzling truth that Brahma has created the world. The behaviour of Proton, Electron, Neutron and Energy are well demonstrated by Shiva Lingam. 
Vishnu signifies Proton with positive electrical charge.
 Mahesha signifies Neutron with no electrical charge. 
Brahma signifies Electron with negative electrical charge. 
Sakthi is Energy. Sakthi is a type of energy field represented by a Disc. 

Shiva Lingam represents the atomic structure. According to the Rishis, Shiva and Vishnu are present in the Lingam. In Sanskrit, the three lines signify multiple. In the atomic structure, there are Protons and Neutrons which are surrounded by fast spinning Electrons. Sakthi is represented by a Disc in oval shape with three ridges carved at its periphery. She is Energy and plays a vital role in the Universe. The actual producer of molecules is Electron which signifies Brahma. Modern physics shows that Electrons are shared between the atoms to form a molecule. Therefore the Hindu concept that Brahma created the earth is in conformity with Science. 

The worship of Shiva Lingam was not confined to India and Srilanka only. Lingam was referred to ‘Prayapas’ by the Romans who introduced the worship of Shiva Lingam to European countries. The statutes of Shiva Lingams were found in the archeological findings in Babylon, a city of ancient Mesopotamia. Further, the archeological findings in in Harappa-Mohanjo-daro, which yielded numerous Shiva Lingam statutes, have disclosed the existence of a highly evolved culture long before the Ariyan’s immigration.

Shiva Lingam is always placed near a river, because the sages were doing experiments on the atoms and they knew that if some accident takes place, there will be Radiation Fall-out, and to save from that radiation hazards the only way was to jump into the rivers and remain immersed in the water.

All these traditions point to the presence of the knowledge of the atom and atomic energy. Male and female, flame and shadow, definitely suggest positive and negative. Any energy has got these two poles positive and negative. Understanding fully this fact our ancestors prepared the Lingam. Because they had the knowledge of Magnetism, and they knew that the north pole of Earth is negative, they placed the negativity or Salunka pointing towards the North. This is the tradition even today, though the science behind is forgotten.

Now you must have realized that our sages had studied thoroughly the minute and the enormous, living and nonliving, stars and the Universe, and found out the ultimate energy. They noticed that the ultimate energy is only one, but has many manifestations. Studying completely that Supreme energy the sages prepared a model for the students to study it and for the ordinary people to worship it.

The symbol of that energy is Shiva-Lingam and the energy is Shiva himself. Our ancestors have done great work but as the time passed, the real meaning was lost, leaving behind the traditions and literature, which we can study. It is our duty to study the whole of the ancient literature and traditions to revitalize the knowledge. I am sure by this way we can make advances in the scientific progress and India can, once again, show the light of knowledge to the world.

Now, the Veda’s speaks that “ekam- ekdivityam” meaning “God is one without a second” . It means the Shiv, the fireball is the only one God because he is the father of all,he is Vashankara the father of generations, as we know the earth and all is made up with the Molecules and atoms, and the Shiv lingam represent the same.
Veda’s also says “na tasya prati na asti” meaning “there is no form of god” as we know molecules don’t have a exact form even we cannt see it that’s why we cannt see god, we only understand him by the knowledge, that’s why a man who is surrounded by the paap-punya, achievements and punishment cannt get the God.

Now, why we say that the God is Sarvyappi and he is present in us or in every creature?
What is Soul and how its present in every creature?

As we know and as we discussed above that its all starts with the anu, parmanu the atom and the molecules and all and the Shiv represent it, and we all creatures and the earth is made up of with the atoms and molecules. So, evry creature having the content of anu parmanu in it. So we say the God the almighty the father is present in us and in everything he is sarvvyappi. He is the owner of our soul so he is the Great soul the Paramatma.

Why we say the God is One?

All the religion all the knowledgeble people and saints says that the God is one….. Jesus mention he is in form of light/
Islam speaks the “Allaha ho Akhbar” God is one and he is allaha, Allaha is the greates of all. (the black stone in kabba is same as the Shiva Lingam)
Hinduism says “Ekam0 ekdivityam” God is one without a second
Sai baba says “sabka malik ek”. 

 and as we discused above that everything is begin with the atom and molecule so its the only thing and its the only reason of everything. 

Now, we all know who is God Isnt J

Thank you for reading

       -         ashish trivedi