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041			_aEnglish
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100			_aYadav R L
245			_aLINGAM _b: From Kashmir to Kanyakumari a Omnipresent Energy
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260			_aDelhi _bSaddle Publishers _c2022
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500			_aLingam from Kashmir to Kanyakumari: A Omnipresent Energy by Dr. R. L. Yadav is a religious and cultural study of the Shiva Lingam (or Linga) — a central symbolic object in Shaivite worship within Hinduism. The book traces both the symbolic significance and philosophical interpretations of the Lingam as a representation of divine energy, especially associated with Lord Shiva’s creative and cosmic principles. It explores traditional Sanskrit sources such as the Linga Purana and Siva Gita, discusses how the Lingam is perceived throughout India, and addresses common misconceptions about its meaning and religious role.
650			_aShiva Lingam — Religious aspects — India
650			_aShaivism — Symbols and symbolism
650			_aHindu rites and ceremonies — India
650			_aSacred objects (Religion) — India
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