Narmada (Shiva Lingam) Egg
This stone comes from the Narmada River in Onkar, Mandhata, and has brown tones with red streaks. Its markings, which are said to represent those on Shiva’s forehead, are also said to have been implanted in the riverbed by meteorites millions of years ago.
The Shiva Lingam stone is considered sacred in Hindu culture. Once a year, they are gathered along the Narmada River’s banks, and villagers use oxen and rope to retrieve stones from the riverbed.
The Shiva lingam symbolizes both masculine and female energies, as well as the cosmic egg from whence all creation began. The design as an introspective stone makes it a strong energy generator appropriate for healing, assisting the user to accept and let go of unpleasant sentiments and emotions during meditation, healing, and protection.
Narmada Shiva Lingam Egg #10
Stone: Shiva lingam
Origin: India
Sold by: Single piece
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Narmada (Shiva Lingam) Egg
This stone comes from the Narmada River in Onkar, Mandhata, and has brown tones with red streaks. Its markings, which are said to represent those on Shiva’s forehead, are also said to have been implanted in the riverbed by meteorites millions of years ago.
The Shiva Lingam stone is considered sacred in Hindu culture. Once a year, they are gathered along the Narmada River’s banks, and villagers use oxen and rope to retrieve stones from the riverbed.
The Shiva lingam symbolizes both masculine and female energies, as well as the cosmic egg from whence all creation began. The design as an introspective stone makes it a strong energy generator appropriate for healing, assisting the user to accept and let go of unpleasant sentiments and emotions during meditation, healing, and protection.
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