For 10 points, name this sect that primarily venerates the an aspect of the Trimurti known as "The Destroyer".
Twelve religious sites of this sect are located where a certain figure appeared as a pillar of light. The poems and lives of sixty-three devotional poets of this sect are collected in the Tirumulai. Pilgrims of this sect worship an object formed of ice in the Amarnath caves. Lakulish is credited with founding this sect's Pashupata school, a rival of the tantric Siddhanta tradition developed by the Nayanar poets. A major form of worship in this sect is the application of ash across the forehead. Members of this sect recite the Panchakshara mantra as part of the Sri Rudram hymn. An important figure from this sect is depicted holding (*) fire in one of his left hands as he performs a cosmic dance. The primary deity of this religion is often depicted living on Mount Kailash and represented with a sacred phallic object, the lingam. For 10 points, name this sect that primarily venerates the an aspect of the Trimurti known as "The Destroyer".
Twelve religious sites of this sect are located where a certain figure appeared as a pillar of light.
Shaivism [or Shaivas; or Shaivites; or anything having to do with the worship of Shiva]