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The Jyotirling - Human Faith Redefined

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"The Jyotirling - Human Faith Redefined" by Debabrata Maulik delves into the depths of Hinduism, exploring the profound significance of the Jyotirling shrines. These sacred temples are believed to be manifestations of Lord Shiva, representing the eternal cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction. Through his pilgrimage to the 12 Jyotirling sites, the author unravels the mysteries surrounding Lord Shiva and redefines human faith in the divine.

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Hinduism has conceptualised the Trimurti by associating human personification with each of the three stages of Universal Cycle of Cosmic functions, viz. Lord Brahma with the first stage of creation, Lord Vishnu with the second stage of preservation and Lord Shiva with the third stage of destruction and recreation. The third stage is complex as Hinduism does not believe in destruction of the Universe of lives. Tasks of Shiva thus become toughest of the three. His function involves regular dissolution followed with recreation upon the tilting of the balance between the opposing forces of good and evil.  

Eternal, infinite, all pervading and all powerful Lord is embodied by the Jyotirling, the Radiant Sign of the Almighty Shiva. Jyotirling shrines are Temples where Shiva is believed to have appeared as a fiery column of light beginingless and endless Pillar. Hindus see this infinite nature in the primary image of the ovoid shape lingam, representing absolute perfection of Lord Shiva. Jyotirlings are not ordinary Shiva linga but they are Swayambhu. They were created where and whenever Lord Shiva appeared on person consequent to people's desperate prayer to save them from being ignominious. Those events provided every Jyotirlings with its own Mythological legends associated with Lord's manifestation.

Mystery of Lord Shiva and the Jyotirlings drove Author to undertake pilgrimage of the 12 Jyotirlings. He experienced the truth of people's faith. With his explanation of the basic human traits this travelogue has redefined Human faith of Lord Shiva.


Keypoints:

  • Provides a deep dive into Hindu mythology and spirituality.
  • Offers a unique perspective on the significance of Jyotirling shrines.
  • Chronicles the author's personal journey of spiritual discovery.
  • Blends travelogue with mythological exploration for a captivating read.
  • Redefines human faith and belief in the divine.

Bullets:

  • Explores the significance of Jyotirling shrines in Hinduism.
  • Chronicles the author's pilgrimage to the 12 sacred sites.
  • Unravels the mysteries surrounding Lord Shiva and his manifestations.
  • Redefines human faith through the lens of Hindu mythology.
  • Offers insights into the eternal cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction.

Information

Format Paperback , EBook
ISBN No. 9788194831549
Publication date 07 May 2021
Publisher Rigi Publication
Publication City/Country: India
Language English
Book Pages 178
Book Size 5.5" x 8.5"
Book Interior Black & white interior with white paper (Premium Quality)

About Author

Debabrata Maulik is an author driven with a passion of dipping into the unchartered world of Indian history and its mythological mysteries. With his Masters in Engineering, he went on to become a veteran of the corporate world with 36 years experience across various industries to date. After retirement he has settled in Kolkata along with his family.

Matching with the unity in diversity of our land, individual faith in spirituality and religion has always remained convergent. A vivid traveller Maulik with his magnanimous leaning to mythology relieved this convergence in his latest book “The Jyotirling - Human Faith Redefined”. This is his first experimentation with Indian Mythology. His previous three books “Mughal's Murshidabad Connection”, “Bells of Freedom” and “The Forgotten Church…” have evoked great interests in readers. While the first one is about historical facts, the second is about contemporary modern poems on social stigma. The third book talks about the fairy tale of their stay in India of the forgotten Armenians. Present book has opened a vast horizon of seeing Religion not as a commodity but a very private persuasion of one's faith on the Almighty God.

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