Nuclear science behind Shiva Linga - Fusion - WeRIndia

Most people consider religion and science to be two separate things, distinct from one another. However, certain evidence shows that this is not the case.

Nuclear science, a well-respected branch of science in the modern day, can be closely connected to the Hindu god of destruction and creation, Lord Shiva.

The characteristics of Shiva can be closely associated with nuclear energy and physics, as well as their usages in society. Shiva is called Bholenaath, who grants his disciples all their wishes. Nuclear energy, like Shiva himself, can solve many problems in the world today.

Nuclear energy is efficient and renewable. It can solve numerous energy problems in the world, such as lighting up cities, launching spaceships, and powering cars and other automobiles.

Since nuclear energy is a renewable energy resource, it is always at people’s disposal. It can literally grant all people’s wishes. Shiva’s symbol is Shiva Ling.

The structure of the Shiva Ling is extremely close to the construction of a nuclear reactor. It is composed of two parts.

The first part is a cylindrical structure, which is made of smooth black stone. The second part is the grooves around the cylinder, complete with a characteristic spout.

The Shiva Ling has a pot of water hanging over the cylinder. It drips water onto the cylinder at a continuous pace. It flows out through the spout of the cylinder’s grooves.

This water is not consumed as tirtha, or holy water, in Shiva’s temple. Also, no one is allowed to cross the spout during the Pradakshina.

The Shiva Ling functions very closely to a nuclear reactor. The pot of water hanging above the cylinder is similar to the water that is needed to cool down a nuclear reactor.

This water is applied to the nuclear reactor as it heats up while generating energy.

The grooves around the cylinder of the Shiva Ling represent the structures that are built to dispose of the polluted water from the nuclear reactor.

Just like with the water from the Shiva Ling, this water cannot be consumed, since it is polluted with nuclear waste and radiation.

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