FREE: Five Pretty Shiva Lingam Stones!!! Three Days Only!!! :D

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Five nice Shiva Lingam stones from India. They range in size from about an inch to two inches. Makes nice wrap jewelry too.
Will ship ASAP free with a tracking number. Have fun and good luck! Lista Rules apply. No GIN
Here is way too much info on Shiva Lingams for your reading pleasure! :)
The Shiva Lingam stone is a sacred stone in the Hindu culture that is in it’s naturally occurring form. They are collected at the banks of the Narmada river once a year. This very rare and powerful stone comes exclusively from the Narmada River in Onkar, Mandhata, one of India's seven sacred holy sites. It is of high significance in the Hindu culture because it’s markings symbolize those on the forehead of Lord Shiva. They are formed by a mineral called Cryptocrystalline Quartz, which is said in lore to have been implanted in the riverbed by a meteorite millions of years ago.
Lingams are representations of the Lord Shiva, and in the Tantric tradition this shape embodies pure masculine energy, dynamic expression and knowledge. The markings on them represent the feminine energy, or the yoni, which signifies wisdom and intuition. These are perfect stones for meditation, healing and protection. Shiva Lingams are said to contain the loftiest vibrations of all stones on Earth. They emanate a vibration that will purify your temple or home. .
It is said according to the Vedic knowledge that the Lingam represents the inner being, the energy shape of the soul, or the essence of a human being. The upright egg shape represents the divine masculine energy, the power of Shiva. The markings, called the yoni, represent the divine female energy. Here is a balance of male/female, Yin/Yang, dark/light, the positive/negative energies unified - the wholeness of the soul, which is neither male nor female.
Currently, the Indian government is building a dam on the Narmada River and soon, these beautiful stones will be under a hundred of feet of water and therefore, very difficult to harvest.