Glyph 389: Mahadevan 1977 concordance entries [1] Conch shell [2] Emblem of god Vishnu [3] OM. Conch shell makes transcendental primordial sound of OM [4] Conch shell is the vessel from which Shiva drinks poison from the Churning of the Ocean of Milk [5] Conch shell is shanka in Sanskrit

5205: GREATNESS OF SHIVA: Shiva negates poison from the Ocean of Milk & Brahma bird fails to find end of Shiva's endless pillar of fire, Jyotirlinga. 0 389 171 59 • ZERO conch shell POISON OCEAN sceptre, 5-prong trident GOD Another interpretation of the Shiva contemplation mantra: • Zero, nothingness. Shiva is the Void. Then OM, the sound of the conch. Primordial ocean. Fish represent the primordial gods, causal forces. Trident is rulership... Trident is an agricultural rake symbolizing harvesting the treasures and lessons of life's ocean. Image of the god Neptune holding a 5-prong trident which resembles Indus script glyphs #171 and #173. Mosaic from a tier house in Ephesus, Turkey. Licensed from Alamy.com Ephesus, Turkey Mosaic of Neptune with 5-prong trident fork 5227: SHIVA SWALLOWS POISON FROM THE OCEAN OF MILK & BRAHMA BIRD FAILS TO FIND END OF SHIVA'S ENDLESS PILLAR OF FIRE. Upside-down 5th head of Brahma #249 (also linga, churn), representing his over-grown ego and sin of lying, is decapitated Shiva with the slice of a blade of grass #169. Dead Brahma bird #51. End of his flight of arrogance. X, strike, destructionCrossing over, transformation, reincarnation. 4279: OM (reverberation) SHIVA END DRAFT PAGE -- EDIT / DELETE BELOW -- COSMIC CROSS-ROADS, BLACK HOLE, COSMIC AXIS linga shrine. In the legend of the Churning of the Ocean of Milk, the god Shiva saved the world by swallowing a foaming, toxic black poison that emerged from the water before treasures and Amrita immortality nectar. The sage Agastia also exhibited bottomless swallowing power when he drank an entire ocean in order to expose the lair of demons who were lurking at the bottom and who were emerging at night for deadly attacks on holy people. This enabled the gods to eliminate the demons, but because Agastia had digested the water and couldn't restore it, the world had low ocean levels until generations later when the Ganga river was brought down from heaven, splashing down and cascading through Shiva's matted locks of hair. The infinite Shiva linga, the Jyotirlinga, is a column which penetrates the three worlds, creating space within duality for existence.

#398 astras, weapons, X destruction, #160 flail whip force, war #53 double-scorpion, fighting scorpions
Xplosion, Xtinction, Xformation

X complementarity: destruction or cross-roads and transformation. 402: Hollow vessel or conical horn.

402-horn-tusk-grass-thread.jpg. Linga as delicate as a blade of grass, yet like a sword. Like prayer bead thread which joins the worlds. Matsya tusk which towed Manu boat from flood to saftey, Boar tusk which lifted world from the bottom of the celestial ocean, limitless pillar of fire. Aspects of linga.

VAMANA text - Vishnu (Boar avatar) Mohini - Amrita elixir - • not. Shiva swallowing + cheek. VAMANA: V boar tusk. A ) shell, avatar. A |. • na, anta end

ENDLESS PILLAR - THE SHIVA LINGA. Glyph #176: endless pillar. #81 The bird (swan) avatar of god Brahma. In the legend of Jyotirlinga, Brahma had a contest with Vishnu to see which would be first to discover the end of a mysterious flaming pillar of fire. Brahma flew up with his bird avatar (#81), and Vishnu dug down with his boar avatar (#62). Glyph #418 (or glyph #0) specified by Celeste Horner 2024 to extend the 417 glyph system of Mahadevan 1977 by one character. This dot, bullet point, iris, or bindu character • is a null, void, or negative. It represents Shiva's function of annihilation, and the case that the endless linga has no end, so both Brahma and Vishnu failed in their quest to determine the limits. Glyph #219 is Mount Meru with a vertical bisector representing Shiva as the axis of the world. In a contest between Naga serpent Vasuki and Vayu, the wind, a spur was broken off of Mount meru. This became Mount Mandan, the giant churning rod #336 twisted by devas (the gods) and asuras (the demons) during the Churning of the Ocean of Milk. Glyph #343 is a variant of the Shiva symbol #342, the most frequent glyph in the Indus Script. With a short stroke in the center, it represents the Shiva lingam, or the divided Ardhanarishwar half male, half female form of Shiva.

Boar tusk and bird refer to Vishnu and Brahma avatars in legend of Jyotirlinga. Swallowing mouth and scorpion poison, is Shiva ingesting poison to save the world during the Churning of the Ocean of Milk.

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Eye - Brahma - Jyotirlinga - Vishnu - not
Neither Brahma with his swan avatar, or Vishnu with his boar avatar could find the end of the blazing pillar of Shiva. #267 linga temple or shrine // #51 Brahma bird // #402 Vishnu boar tusk // #397 third eye Shiva // #98 negative stroke, apostrophe, missing, not

Shiva and the pillar of fire, Jyotirlinga

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