Kapila Yagna Shaligram

Description

Product Name : Kapila Yagna Shaligram / Yagna Shaligram

Origin : Gandaki River Nepal

Dimension :  2.50 inches * 2 inches 

Weight : 126 gm

Lakshan Shaloka :

yagnamUrtistu bhagavAn pItaraktAdimishrita: dvArasya vAmatashcakre sruksruvou dakShiNetatheti ||

Meaning :

Shaligram having yellow and red mix color; left chakra; sruk and sruva (yagna materials) signs; 1 opening – 2 chakras is known as Yagna Shaligram (Kapila Yagna Shaligram)

Lakshan Shaloka :

yagyamUrtistu bhagavAn raktapItavimishrita:| dvArasya vAmatashcakram sruksruvou dakShiNe api ca| yagyamUrtistu bhagavAn sarvakAmaphalaprada:||

Meaning :

Shaligram having red and green/yellow mixed color; left side two chakras at the opening; right side sacrificial sticks (sruk and sruva) is known as Yagna Shaligram (Kapila Yagna Shaligram)

Description :

The Narada Purana enumerates two Kapilas, one as the incarnation of Brahma and another as the incarnation of Vishnu. The Puranas Bhagavata ,Brahmanda , Vishnu, Padma ,Skanda , Narada Purana and Valmiki Ramayana mentions Kapila is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Padma Purana and Skanda Purana conclusively call him Vishnu himself who descended on earth to disseminate true knowledge. Bhagavata Purana calls him Vedagarbha Vishnu. The Vishnusahasranama mentions Kapila as a name of Vishnu. In his commentary on the Sankyasutra, Vijnanabhikshu mentions Kapila, the founder of Sankya system, is Vishnu.

The Brahma Purana also mentions Kapila in the context of Sagara’s 60,000 sons who looking for their Ashvamedha horse, disturbed Vishnu who was sleeping in the shape of Kapila. He woke up, the brilliance in his eyes burnt all but four of Sagara’s sons to ashes, leaving few survivors carrying on the family lineage.