Hari Shaligram
Hari Salagram
Round Shape body , Black yellowish color , 1 opening – 2 upward looking chakras , Dots at the bottom , Thunderbolt sign , flag and other sign , Circular Vanamala.
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Description
Product Name : Hari Shaligram
Origin : Nepal
Weight : 341 gm
Dimension : 3.5 inches * 3 inches
Lakshan Shaloka :
Urdhvam mukham vijAnIyAt haritam harirUpiNam| kAmamOkShapradam caivArthadam ca visheShata:|| (alpadvArasamopetA harimUrtirudAhrutA)
Meaning :
Shaligram having yellowish color , upward looking , is known as Hari Shaligram
Lakshan Shaloka :
pradikShiNAvartayutA vanamAlAvibhUShitA| sA shilA harisanjgyA syAd dhana dhAnya sukhapradeti||
Meaning :
Shaligram having Circular Vanmala With single opening having two circular marks is known as Hari Shaligram
Lakshan Shaloka :
dUrvAmarakatAbhA ca nAbhicakrA tathonnatA| harimUrtiriti khyAtA shankhamudrAsamanvitA||
Meaning :
Shaligram having green grass and reddish mixed color; elevated body; chakra at the navel (center) , is known as Hari shaligram
Lakshan Shaloka :
Urdhvam mukham vijAnIyAt shyAmabham vartulam shubham| adho bindusamAyuktam sarvakAmArthasAdhakam||
Meaning :
Shaligram having blue black color; round; upward looking; dots at the bottom , is known as Hari Shaligram
Lakshan Shaloka :
atasIpuShpasankAshA bindu vajra samanvitA| pArijAtadhvajOpeta vartulA ca atishobhanA||
Meaning :
Shaligram having dots; thunderbolt sign;parijata tree and flag signs; round and beautiful; 1opening – 2 circulars , is known Hari Shaligram
Description :
Hari – The one who forgives all sins . Lord Hari is described as having the dark complexion of water-filled clouds and having four arms. He is depicted as a pale blue being, as are his incarnations Rama and Krishna . He holds a Padma (lotus flower) in his lower left hand, the Kaumodaki gada (mace) in his lower right hand, the Panchajanya Shankha (conch) in his upper left hand and the discus weapon considered to be the most powerful weapon Sudershan Chakra in his upper right hand and also have a bow named as sharanga and due to which he is sometimes named as SharangaPani (hari) in Bhagvad Gita .
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