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Shivling Full Set: A central part of the pooja, the Shivling represents Lord Shiva and is the most important object of worship in the ritual. The set typically includes a properly crafted Shivling in brass or stone.
Nag (Snake): The Nag represents the serpent associated with Lord Shiva. In the pooja, it is often placed alongside the Shivling or on it to symbolize the divine connection between Shiva and the serpent, Naga.
Nandi: The Nandi is the vehicle of Lord Shiva. This brass or metal idol is often placed near the Shivling, facing it, and it signifies devotion to Lord Shiva.
Trishul (Trident): The Trishul is one of Lord Shiva’s weapons. It signifies his power and control over the three aspects of creation: creation, preservation, and destruction. A Trishul in your pooja setup helps in invoking the divine energy of Lord Shiva.
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• Shivling Full Set: A central part of the pooja, the Shivling represents Lord Shiva and is the most important object of worship in the ritual. The set typically includes a properly crafted Shivling in brass or stone.


• Nag (Snake): The Nag represents the serpent associated with Lord Shiva. In the pooja, it is often placed alongside the Shivling or on it to symbolize the divine connection between Shiva and the serpent, Naga.


• Nandi: The Nandi is the vehicle of Lord Shiva. This brass or metal idol is often placed near the Shivling, facing it, and it signifies devotion to Lord Shiva.


• Trishul (Trident): The Trishul is one of Lord Shiva’s weapons. It signifies his power and control over the three aspects of creation: creation, preservation, and destruction. A Trishul in your pooja setup helps in invoking the divine energy of Lord Shiva.