Hindu mythology in the Indus Script
GLYPH #319: SHALIGRAM (spiral ammonite fossil form of Vishnu). SACRED CONCH SHELL



Glyph 391: Mahadevan 1977 concordance entries
[1] Shaligram spiral ammonite fossil form of Vishnu
[2] Sacred conch shell of Vishnu, which produces cosmic OM sound when blown
[3] Churning of the Ocean of Milk
[4] Cosmic serpent (Ananta, Vasuki, Shesha) coiled around Mount Mandara
[5]
[6] Spiral ascent of a tower (Jyotirlinga)
[7]
[8]
[9]


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Iconography of Vishnu: Shankha, gada, chakra

Three-legged Shiva #39

Glyph 319 Concordance. Indusscript.net (Yajnadevam)


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H-129: Shaligram (Vishnu, humbled). Dead bird, headless (Brahma, humbled Jyotirlinga). Temple #267. And/of #99. One, "Ma" #96, Jyotirlinga pillar. Fish sign, god #49, (Vishnu). God with sacred umbrella #65, Brahma. Shiva #342. Theme of Jyotirlinga seal.



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