Siva Puranam In English ((free)) Jun 2026

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Focuses on the greatness of the Shiva Linga and basic worship methods.

Any person who reads or listens with devotion to this Siva Puranam becomes free from all sins and attains the abode of Lord Shiva (Kailasa).

"Kailasa Shringa Nilayam…" (as given above) siva puranam in english

I bow my head and meditate upon Lord Shiva, who resides on the peaks of Kailasa, who has the Sun, Moon, and Fire as His three eyes, who is the eternal cause of creation, preservation, and destruction of the universe, who is Srikantha (blue-throated), Shankara (beneficent), Shambhu (self-existent), Pashupati (Lord of beings), and Gajadhara (holder of elephant skin). He is Lord Shiva, the giver of all auspiciousness.

The heart of the Purana, detailing creation, the life of Sati, the birth of Parvati, their marriage, and the exploits of Shiva’s sons, Ganesha and Kartikeya.

Highlights the significance of the 12 Jyotirlingas and the countless ways to worship Shiva. 🕉️🙏 Focuses on the greatness of the Shiva

Explains the various incarnations and forms of Shiva.

"Sivaya Vishnu Rupaya, Sivaya Shiva Rupaya, Sivaya Siva Rupaya, Sivaya Siva Rupine." “Salutations to Shiva who is Vishnu’s form, and to Shiva who is Shiva’s own form. Shiva alone is everything.”

As a reward, Shiva allowed Ganga to flow from his head, and she became the sacred Ganges River, which is still revered today as a symbol of spiritual purification and divine power. He is Lord Shiva, the giver of all auspiciousness

"Srishtyadau Brahma Rupaya, Sthiti Karta Vishnu Rupine, Laya Karta Rudra Rupaya, Sivaya Siva Rupine."

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We worship the three-eyed Lord (Tryambaka), who is fragrant (with divine grace) and nourishes all beings. May He liberate me from the bondage of death, like a cucumber is separated from its vine, and lead me to immortality.

Brahma, the creator god, took the form of a swan and flew upwards, while Vishnu, the preserver god, took the form of a boar and dug downwards. However, neither of them could reach the end of the Lingam.