Pure Brass Trishul

Description

Lord Shiva’s Brass Trishul (soolam) / Trident of Lord Shiva is one of the numerous artefacts he keeps with him for use in poojas at home and at temples, among other things.

The Brass Trishul / Trident of Lord Shiva is one of the several things that Lord Shiva carries about with him at all times. Unlike the spear, which has a single sharp point, the Brass Trishul / Trident of Lord Shiva has two sharp points. A large number of Gods and goddesses are armed. Goddesses pose for a photograph with Brass Trishul. Lord Muruga is armed with a lance and a flag.

The Trishul pooja is a symbol of the fundamental three divine ethics, which are destruction, creation, and sustenance, as represented in Hindu ritual objects. Your family will be protected from bad luck by wearing this protective emblem.

Trishul is an auspicious symbol to hang on a wall or dig a hole in the floor of your home to bless it thrice and ensure that it is blessed forever. A protective emblem that shields your house, family, and possessions from disaster or ill luck.

Positive vibrations are generated as a result of the purification of the surroundings. Trishul is a protective symbol as well as a traditional hindu sign that signifies a warm welcome to all visitors to the premises.

There are several logical and spiritual arguments in favor of Lord Shiva’s Brass Trishul / Trident of Fire. They symbolize the history, present, and future of the world, while the Brass Trishul / Trident of Lord Shiva signifies the act of creating, maintaining, and dismantling the world’s order. Another portrayal is that of three guna, such as sathva, rajas, and thamasa, among others.