Panchsutri Sphatik Shivlingam

Worshipping a Panchsutri Sphatik Shivlingam also known as sphatik shivling considered having the same effect as praising the “Jyotirlinga” as such any idol made of Sphatik does not need “Pran Pratishtha” before worshipping.

White Crystals are known as Sphatik, Sphatik is a semi-precious stone but considered as a mani(precious) stone. It is a stone which is always cool like an ice and one of the way of identifying a crystal; however, it is transparent, lustrous and smooth stone and used for reducing the negativities of surroundings.

Keeping Sphatik shivling at home is considered to be auspicious, and praying to Panchsutri Sphatik Shivlingam is considered to be bowing to Lord shiva directly.

Approximately

Weight  – 292 gms

Height  – 3 inch

Width –     3.25 inch

Benefits of Panchsutri Sphatik Shivlingam

According to Shiva Purana – Two forms I have, Shiva is My Physical manifestation, and lingam of luminosity represents My unmanifest Abstract reality. I can also manifest in propertyless, formless, infinite, and unprecedented form. I manifested as Lingam to reveal my universality. Shiva manifestation shows My Supreme divinity. Lingam is My symbolic form and it gains one the access to me. One who installs Lingam with true devotion gets unified with my divine reality and achieves final salvation in the process. The idol os Shiva form for worship is for those Faithfull’s who can not comprehend my abstract reality.

Sphatik (rock crystal) is the purest and the most promising gem in the world; it believed that during “Ramayan Kaal”: Lord Ram and Laxman sat on the sphatik rock.

Any idol made of Sphatik does not need “Pran pratishtha” as such Worshipping a Sphatik shivling considered to have the same effect as worshipping the “Jyotirling” itself,

worshipping of Sphatik shivling brings peace, prosperity, and happiness to the house where its Worshipped.

How To Worship of Panchsutri Sphatik Shivlingam / ( पंचसूत्री स्फटिक शिवलिंगम की पूजा कैसे करें )

The “Panchsutri” may refer to five elements or steps of worship. Here’s a symbolic 5-step ritual (though interpretations can vary):

1. Panchamrit Abhishek (Five Divine Liquids)

Offer a traditional abhishekam with:

• Milk (for purity and devotion)

• Curd (for prosperity)

• Ghee (for strength)

• Honey (for sweet speech)

• Sugar or jaggery water (for bliss)

Mix these and pour slowly over the Sphatik Shivlingam while chanting “Om Namah Shivaya” or other Shiva mantras.

2. Jalabhishek (Water Offering)

Offer clean Ganga jal or purified water, symbolizing surrender and washing away of ego.

3. Offering Bilva Leaves and Flowers

• Offer Bilva (Bael) leaves – sacred to Lord Shiva; always offer in odd numbers (3 or 5).

• Offer white flowers (like Datura or Lotus) if available.

Make sure leaves are not torn or damaged.

4. Chanting and Mantra Japa

Chant any of the following:

• Om Namah Shivaya (108 times or multiples)

• Mahamrityunjaya Mantra – for health and protection

• Shiva Panchakshari Stotra or Lingashtakam

5. Aarti and Naivedyam (Food Offering)

• Perform Aarti with a ghee lamp and incense.

• Offer fruits, dry fruits, or sweets like peda or coconut.

• Close with a prayer for your intentions or simply sit in silence.