Laxmi Hayagriva Murti on Sudarshan Shaligram

Description

Product Name : Laxmi Hayagriva Murti on Sudarshan Shaligram

Dimension : 3.5 inches (height) / 2.75 inches (width) 

Weight : 258 gm

Design :

Beautiful Laxmi Hayagriva sitting on lotus Carved on Natural Laxmi Shaligram of Gandaki River Nepal , with a human body and horse head , having four hands , in which two hands holds the shankh and Chakra , one hand in abhay mudra :  mode of bestowing knowledge and other hold the Goddess Laxmi  .

Description:

Hayagriva is a avatar of Vishnu.He is also called as “Hayasirsa”,also spelt Hayagreeva; He is depicted as a human being with a horse’s head, and represents knowledge and wisdom. Sri Hayagriva is the SOLE possessor of all Knowledge, Technology and Science. Even Saraswathi, the goddess of learning and 64 arts obtained all her knowledge from Lord Hayagriva. Hayagriva is referred to as the “Horse necked one”,”Defender of faith”, the “Terrible executioner”, the”Excellent Horse”, and the “Aerial horse”.
He is known for rescuing the Vedas from beneath the ocean, where they were hidden by demons.This Shaligram is very lucky for the beholder. All the stuck works starts happening at a very fast pace like a horse. The worshipper of this Shaligrama becomes very energetic and is blessed with all the wordly comforts and immense fortune. Worshipping this Shaligram the devotee gets with immense knowledge , wisdom, confidence, luck and he can take on very bravely any challenging situation through out his life. The environment at the house or at the workplace becomes very peaceful. It also tremendously improves the relationship among the family members, relatives and colleages.

Vadirajatirtha would recite the following sloka –
Na HayagrivAth Param Asthi MangaLam
Na HayagrivAth Param Asthi Paavanam
Na HayagrivAth Param Asthi Dhaivatham
Na Hayagrivam Pranipathya Seedhathi!

Meaning :
There is no auspiciousness greater than Hayagrivan. Nothing is more sacred than Sri Hayagrivan to destroy our accumulated sins. No other God is superior to Hayagrivan. No one grieves after performing saranagati at the sacred feet of Hayagrivan.