Sacred Adwaitya Muralidhara Radha Krishna and 49 similar items

Product Name : Sacred Adwaitya Muralidhara Radha Krishna Dwarka Shilla Weight : 72 gms Dimension : 3.25 inches * 2.25 inches Description : The Prahlada Samhita states that a Dvaraka-Shila with more than twelve Chakras is known as Ananta. Dwaraka-Shila-The Brahma Purana states that wherever Shalagrama-Shila and Dvaraka-Shila sitting together are worshipped, certainly salavation or mukti resides there. In the conversation between Brahma and Narada in the Skanda Purana Brahma says, ?O Munishvara! Wherever Dwaraka-Shila sits in front of the Shalagrama-Shila every class of opulence goes on increasing unlimitedly.? In another place it says that one who daily worships Dvaraka-Shila along with twelve Shalagrama-Shila will be honored even in Vaikuntha-dhama. It was mentioned earlier that in the Vaishnava tradition, the worship of the Dvararvati-stone (obtained from the Gomati river in Dvaraka) along with the salagrama-stone is considered meritorious, for the latter variety of stones are special forms assumed by Krishna himself. Benefits : For immense protection, prosperity, peace For removing black magic, evil forces or removing influence of occult For removing obstacles and hurdles For good health, knowledge and all six senses working to perfection For immense perseverance, strong will power, patience, wealth and happiness in life The Prahlada Samhita states that a Dvaraka-Shila with more than twelve Chakras is known as Ananta. Dwaraka-Shila-The Brahma Purana states that wherever Shalagrama-Shila and Dvaraka-Shila sitting together are worshipped, certainly salavation or mukti resides there. In the conversation between Brahma and Narada in the Skanda Purana Brahma says, ?O Munishvara! Wherever Dwaraka-Shila sits in front of the Shalagrama-Shila every class of opulence goes on increasing unlimitedly.? In another place it says that one who daily worships Dvaraka-Shila along with twelve Shalagrama-Shila will be honored even in Vaikuntha-dhama. It was mentioned earlier that in the Vaishnava tradition, the worship of the Dvararvati-stone (obtained from the Gomati river in Dvaraka) along with the salagrama-stone is consid