Regarding Angkor Wat inscriptions

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Respected Rajitha,

 

Your article was wonderful. If I remember, this was telecasted in Discovery

Channel once. But the yantra was not shown. Angor Wat has most beautiful

temple architecture pertaining to Vishnu. Which implies that Hinduism was

spread far and wide in the world. A couple of years back, a wonderful siva

linga was excavated in Vatican city which is kept in Italian Museum.

 

The worship of Siva can be traced back to Atharva Veda. The worship of the

Siva Lingam originated from the famous hymn in the " Atharva Veda Samhita " , sung

in praise of the Yupastambha, the sacrificial post which gave place in time to

the Siva Lingam and was deified as Lord Siva. This Yupastambha is described as

without begin and end. This Yupastambha represents the Vedic concept of the

brightness of Siva's body, akasa as his hair, sacrificial fumes as his blue

throat etc.

 

In Tantra, the bull has become Nada in Dahara Akasa, Yoni (the base / peeta of

linga) is the Chit and Linga is the Agni in Dahara Akasa. He is the Chit Agni

that shines in Dahara Akasa with Nada Brahma. The secret “Panchakshari Vidya”

is encoded in Yajur Veda Shatarudriya viz., “Namah Somaya Cha, Rudraya

cha…….Namah Shambhave cha, mayobhave cha, namah Sivaya Cha…..”

 

In Purana, the same Agni has become Siva, Chit has become Uma and Nada has

become Nandi.

 

The Upasana is to correlate the Puranic view with Tantric and Vedic views and

to be established in the Nada Brahma.

 

With regards,

sriram

 

 

 

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