Was Vatican a Shiva temple?
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Was Vatican a Shiva temple?
The word Vatican has been derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Vatika’ which means Vedic cultural centres. Such words and a few excavations prove that Vatican was actually a Hindu (Vedic) religious centre before Christianity took roots. A Shiva Linga In Vatican!
Can a unmarried girl touch shivling?
‘ It is said that an unmarried woman is not allowed to get close to Shivling and unmarried woman should not move around it. This is because Lord Shiv remains in Penance and that’s why it is forbidden for women to touch the shivling.
What Stone is Shiva lingam?
Shiva Lingam stones are Cryptocrystalline Quartz combined with Iron Oxide deposits and a mixture of Chalcedony, Agate, Basalt, and Jasper. They come in all many sizes and are especially sought out by Shaman and healers.
Is there a Shiva Linga in the Vatican City?
A Shiva linga was discovered inside the Vatican city during the archaeological excavations. This Shiva linga is exhibited in the Gregorian Etruscan museum of the Vatican city. P.N. Oak’s Theories. Famous historian P.N. Oak has claimed that Christianity and Islam are both derivatives of Hinduism.
Was the Vatican once a Hindu temple?
Such words and discoveries prove that the Vatican was a Hindu (Vedic) religious center before its incumbent was forced to accept Christianity from 1st century AD. Also, according to some reports, a Shiva linga was found during the excavation and is kept for display at Gregorian Etruscan Museum in Rome (details below).
What is the shape of the pathway to the Vatican City?
The pathway is shaped like a phallus. On looking closer you will find a tripundara (three lines on Shiva’s forehead) and a bindu incorporated into the design of the Piazza San Pietro of the Vatican city. The word Vatican has been derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Vatika’ which means Vedic cultural centres.
What is Siva lingam?
During archaeological excavations many such “ meteoric stones mounted on carved pedestals (Siva Lingas on Bases)” are discovered in Italy. This Siva Lingam was dug-up from Vatica City itself.