A beautifully built temple of Shiva, and very convenient place for organizing functions,, weddings and other religious and family gatherings.. Spacious place though..

Best place for visit.

Great place to visit in Lingsugur. Divine feeling getting blessings from eshwara...

Nice place

Peace and tranquility prevail in temple complex.

Incredible temple of adiyogi.Breaking the laws of physicalnature is spiritual process.In this sense, we are outlaws,and Shiva is the ultimate outlaw.You cannot worship Shiva,but you may join the Gang.When we say “Shiva,” there are two fundamental aspects that weare referring to. The word “Shiva” literally means “that which is not.”Today, modern science is proving to us that everything comes fromnothing and goes back to nothing. The basis of existence and thefundamental quality of the cosmos is vast nothingness. The galaxies arejust a small happening – a sprinkling. The rest is all vast empty space,which is referred to as Shiva. That is the womb from which everythingis born, and that is the oblivion into which everything is sucked back.Everything comes from Shiva and goes back to Shiva.So Shiva is described as a non been talking about this inscientific terms without using the word “Shiva” to scientists around theworld, and they are amazed, “Is this so? This was known? When?” Wehave known this for thousands of years. Almost every peasant in Indiaknows about it unconsciously. He talks about it without even knowingthe science behind it.On another level, when we say “Shiva,” we are referring to a certainyogi, the Adiyogi or the first yogi, and also the Adi Guru, the first Guru,who is the basis of what we know as the yogic science today. Yoga doesnot mean standing on your head or holding your breath. Yoga is thescience and technology to know the essential nature of how this life iscreated and how it can be taken to its ultimate possibility.“Shiva” refers to both of these because in many ways they aresynonymous. This being, who is a yogi, and that non-being, whichis the basis of the existence, are the same, because to call someonea yogi means he has experienced the existence as himself. If youhave to contain the existence within you even for a moment as anexperience, you have to be that nothingness. Only nothingness canhold everything. Something can never hold everything. A vessel cannothold an ocean. This planet can hold an ocean, but it cannot hold thesolar system. The solar system can hold these few planets and the sun,but it cannot hold the rest of the galaxy. If you go progressively like this,ultimately you will see it is only nothingness that can hold everything.The word “yoga” means “union.” A yogi is one who has experiencedthe union. That means, at least for one moment, he has been absolutenothingness.When we talk about Shiva as “that which is not,” and Shiva as a yogi, ina way they are synonymous, yet they are two different aspects. BecauseIndia is a dialectical culture, we shift from this to that and that to thiseffortlessly. One moment we talk about Shiva as the ultimate, thenext moment we talk about Shiva as the man who gave us this wholeprocess of yoga.Unfortunately, most people today have been introduced to Shiva onlythrough Indian calendar art. They have made him a chubby-cheeked,blue-colored man because the calendar artist has only one face. If youask for Krishna, he will put a flute in his hand. If you ask for Rama, hewill put a bow in his hand. If you ask for Shiva, he will put a moon onhis head, and that’s it!Every time I see these calendars, I always decide to never ever sit infront of a painter. Photographs are all right – they capture you whicheverway you are. If you look like a devil, you look like a devil. Why woulda yogi like Shiva look chubby-cheeked? If you showed him skinny itwould be okay, but a chubby-cheek Shiva – how is that?In the yogic culture, Shiva is not seen as a God. He was a beingwho walked this land and lived in the Himalayan region. As the verysource of the yogic traditions, his contribution in the making of humanconsciousness is too phenomenal to be ignored. This predates allreligion. Before people devised divisive ways of fracturing humanity toa point where it seems almost impossible to fix, the most powerfu

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Historical place