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Divine Trishul – Sacred Symbol of Power & Protection | Set of 2
₹499.00₹999.00 (-50%)
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Brass / Copper / Steel / Panchaloha (Five Metals) |
| Symbolism | Represents Lord Shiva’s divine power and balance |
| Uses | Temple rituals, home altars, meditation, and protection |
| Ideal For | Spiritual seekers, devotees, and Vastu correction |
| Handcrafted | Made by skilled artisans for authenticity |
Power of Trishul:
The Trishul, or trident, is a powerful symbol in Hinduism, representing the divine weapon of Lord Shiva. Its three prongs symbolize the destruction of ego, ignorance, and evil. Spiritually, the Trishul also stands for the balance of creation, preservation, and destruction — the cosmic cycle of existence. It is believed to protect devotees from negative energies and guide them on the path of truth and dharma.
How to Worship a Trishul:
| Step | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Placement | Keep it on your altar, near a Shivling, or at the entrance for protection. |
| Offer Flowers | Decorate with fresh flowers, preferably Bilva leaves (sacred to Lord Shiva). |
| Chant Mantras | Recite “Om Namah Shivaya” or the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra for spiritual energy. |
| Light a Diya | Offer ghee lamps (deepam) to invoke divine blessings. |
| Apply Kumkum & Sandalwood | Smear with sacred vibhuti (ash) or sandalwood paste for purification. |
Frequently Asked Questions:
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is keeping a Trishul at home auspicious? | Yes, it protects against negative energies and enhances spiritual vibrations. |
| Where should I place the Trishul? | Near a Shivling, home temple, or entrance for protection and blessings. |
| Can I touch the Trishul during worship? | Yes, but with clean hands and devotion. |
| How often should I worship the Trishul? | Daily or on Mondays, Shivratri, and during Poojas. |
| Is the Trishul only for Shiva worshippers? | No, it is a universal symbol of divine power and protection. |
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