Matsya Shaligram

Description

Product Name : Matsya Shaligram /  Chitravarna Matsya Shaligram

Origin : Nepal

Size : 0.9 inches

Weight : 3.75 gm

Description:

Matsya is the avatar of the Lord Vishnu in the form of a fish. Matsya is the first avatar in the lists of the ten primary avatars of Vishnu, Matsya is described to have rescued the first man, Manu, from a great deluge. Matsya may be depicted as a giant fish with a human torso connected to the rear half of a fish.

Lakshan Shaloka :

dIrgadhvArayutA snigdhA dvAramadhye dvicakrayuk | cakramekam pucchabhage dakshine shaparAkrutihi vAme pradarshyate rekhA matsya murtihi shubhapradaha

Meaning :

Chakra at the tail; right side fish sign; left side lines; long opening with two chakras in the middle; smooth; is known as “Chitravarna Matsya Shaligram”

DESCRIPTION OF PIC’S :

Ist Two listed images show the ist side view of his body which clear show the single opening on head side with two circular marks , and also having two circular marks on the tail side opening .

IInd listed images show the second side view which clear show the single circular mark on the tail side .

IIIrd listed image show the back side view which clear show the half circular mark .

Benefit’s :

This first incarnation of Vishnu is Matsya or the Fish incarnation. In this form Vishnu saved the Saint Vaivaswata from demons.
** Worshipping this auspicious Matsya Shalagram brings immense wealth and worldly comforts. This bestows the worshipper with austerity and philanthropy. The environment of the beholder’s house and workplace becomes pious and all negativity is removed.A peaceful environment prevails in his surroundings.
** Matsya Shaligrama also provides sixth sense of the worshipper to see the future things happening and it removes the Vastu Dosha.
** By worshipping this fish type Shila an issueless woman is blessed with a virtuous son.
** Matsya Shaligrama Shila is extremely powerful, radiates very high energy, is auspicious and has perfect impressions of Matsya as far as the main body is concerned.