Sivalingam
This Sivalingam is sculptured from a granite rock that originated from MahabalipuramIndia, which is famous for it's monuments and temples including the very famous Shore
Temple.
It is a kāntalinga (kānta - Magnetic in Sanskrit) and has magnetic properties. There is
also a halo present when photographed under infra red light. This halo is visible in one
of the Sivalingam's images that come up at random.
Sivalingam is a name and a symbol given around 2500 BCE to explain the cosmic
energy believed to be GOD. This site it designed to giving you the opportunity to
connect with this cosmic energy through mass-collective meditations & prayers.
Siva, whose name means “auspicious one” in Sanskrit, is in it's different forms known as
the creator, protector and destroyer.
Lingam, (Sanskrit: “sign” or “distinguishing symbol”) also spelled Linga, a votary object
that symbolizes the god Siva. It is a smooth cylindrical mass. Often it rests in the centre
of a lipped, disk-shaped object, the Yoni, which is an emblem of the goddess Shakti.
Lingam and Yoni together to symbolize the union of the male and female principles and
the totality of all existence.
Therefore the Cosmic energy, the life force which is existent everywhere was
symbolised by the Sivalingam.
Sri Yantra
The Sri Yantra, seen above the Sivalingam, in ancient traditions, is a literally a "device"
for spiritual advancement. The dot in the very center is representative of the Source ofthe universe. This dot or bindu in Sanskrit, is the "singularity" from which all manifest
reality emerges. It is believed to be the point of creation.
The Sri Yantra in its central portion contains nine triangles. Four of them point upward
and represent the unmanifest power of the universe; all that is beyond our quotidian
sense perceptions. They are thought of as being masculine and represent the
masculine aspect of divinity. The five downward-pointing triangles represent the divine
feminine and the manifest aspects of the world.
Om Nama Sivaya chant
Om ( a + u + m), corresponds to the three stages of cosmic creation, and when it is read
or chanted , it celebrates and aligns the creative powers of the universe.
"Na" means Not and "Ma" means Me in Sanskrit. Therefore Nama Sivaya literally
means "Not me - Sivaya" . Meaning it is not me but the Auspicious One (GOD).
This could also be recited as Sivaya Nama and means "Sivaya -Not me ".
Auspicious One and not me .
The OM NAMASIVAYA chanting is a celebration and acceptance of GOD being
responsible for all three stages (creation, protection and destruction) of the cosmic
dance.
Daily prayers
A 1-hour prayer is performed every day, at 20:00 hours GMT.
Please join us in the prayer from wherever you are. You could join us with "Om
Namasivaya", the five letter mantra (Na Ma Si Va Ya). This miracle mantra that would
help calm and align you with the collective meditations & prayers, in progress.
Collective meditations & prayers will deliver miracles. The outcomes are similar to
moving a vehicle by pushing alone or pushing collectively with many friends. Therefore
if you are free during 20:00 - 21:00 hours GMT please feel free to join us, meditate and
pray with us, for a few minutes or the entire hour.
When pushing a car as a group there is no such difference as weak and strong people
in the group. Likewise there are no differences when meditating & praying together as
a group.
These collective meditations and prayers would also the ideal time to make your
earnest petitions from the cosmic energy force, that we call GOD.
