World's Largest Parad Dhyan Lingam Unveiled in Haridwar

The largest Parad (Mercury) Dhyan Lingam, weighing 5,210 kilograms, was ceremonially installed in Haridwar on Mahashivratri. Created by Dhyan Guru Raghunath Yemul Guruji, this monument is a symbol of spirituality and is set to be a global meditation and spiritual center.

The city of Haridwar recently witnessed the ceremonial installation of the world's largest Parad Dhyan Lingam. Weighing 5,210 kilograms, the lingam was unveiled on the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri.

Masterminded by Girnar-based Dhyan Guru Raghunath Yemul Guruji, the lingam represents years of spiritual practice and research. Its monumental presence has already earned recognition from India World Record and Asia World Record, with efforts underway to include it in the Guinness Book of Records.

Located at the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple near the Bhadrabad Toll Plaza, the installation is expected to serve as a global center for meditation and spiritual research. The project gained significant support from local dignitaries and spiritual leaders, underscoring its importance in blending ancient alchemical science with modern spiritual practices.

(With inputs from agencies.)