Bronze Yoni base with Narmada Shivling I

Divine Narmada Lingam resting on majestically crafted Yoni base comes with magnificent Nandi bull statue made in shining bronze. A five-headed hooded snake coils the Lingam. Narmada lingams from holy Narmada River are very sacred for worship by householders. Worship of Shivalingam at home blesses with unity, harmony, good health and guides the devotees to spiritual path. Nandi, the adherent devotee and mount of Lord Shiva facing the Shivalingam symbolises eternal waiting and helps transport true prayers of the devotees to Lord Shiva.  

The word Lingam is derived from the two Sanskrit words laya (dissolution) and agaman (recreation). Thus the Lingam symbolizes both the creative and destructive power of the Lord and great sanctity is attached to it by the devotees. Lord Shiva from time immemorial has been worshiped in the form of a Lingam. The worship of a Shiva Lingam always includes an abhisheka usually of milk and water, but commonly with other liquids, including yogurt, honey and clarified butter as well.  

Placement: The Yoni base is placed such that it faces North direction. Nandi statue is placed facing Shivalingam in west side. A devotee worships the Shivalingam standing by the side of Nandi statue and facing the Shivalingam.  

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