Religion:Valuka Iswar

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In Hinduism, Valuka Iswar is an Avatar or form of Lord Shiva, which literally means an idol made of sand, Sanskrit:valuka= Sand, Ishwara= Lord, (Hindi: Balu).[1]

Famous Valuka Iswar shrines

The ancient Walkeshwar Temple in the India n city of Mumbai was built under the supervision of minister Lakshman Prabhu of the Silhara dynasty to commemorate and worship Valuka Iswar.[2]

References

  1. ↑ "The Saraswat Mutt samsthans". http://www.gsbkerala.com/gsbmutt.htm. 
  2. ↑ Walkeshwar, Mumbai, Maharashtra





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