Shree Shaligrama

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Dear Janakiji

 

Namaskar and Thank You for your message

 

Yes this message from Nileshji was from a couple of weeks ago when I had been so

excited to see Shree Shaligrama on our website that I had not mentioned Rudra

Centre is giveing one of these as a gift with each clinets purchase when the

client requests

 

For those who are unfamiliar with Shree Shaligrama references state Believers in

the Hindu Religion and God worship the Shree Shaligrama with full faith because

it is regarded as the symbol of Lord Vishnu. Shree Shaligrama is found in the

Gandaki River in Nepal. It is said in the Hindu Mythology that only the drinking

of the charnamrit obtained from bathing the Shree Shaligrama with the mixture of

the Ganga water, curd, ghee and honey with the Tulsi leaves vanishes the sinful

and maligned mentality of the person. Without takeing this charanamrit the

worship of Shaligrama the Lrod Vishnu is meaningless.

 

The Sign of Vishnu Chakra is found on Shaligram. The Chakra is seen clearly on

the Shaligram which opens by itself. In Shaligrams which are closed there are

small holes which make us realize that there is cahkra in it.

 

By worshipping Shaligram there is gained pleasure, comfort, prosperity, and

salvation

 

Shaligram is never put at instantly the place of worship after purchasing.

Worshipping of Shaligram becomes more important if somebody else presents it to

the worshipper. If a newly wedded couple worships the Shaligram presented by

someone else their marital life would be happy and prosperous.

 

Special Note

 

The worshipper of Shaaligram must keep the leaves of Tulsi beside a Shaaligram

or it must be put in the pot in which grows the Tulsi Plant because Shaaligram

without Tulsi is regarded incomplete as described in Scriptures

 

Dhanyavaad aur Pranams Mitra

 

DharmaDev

 

 

 

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Sunday, February 16, 2003 12:24 AM

Re: Shree Shaligrama

 

 

I am glad Nileshji highlighted this.....that ShreeShaligramas are not

tobe sold commercially. May I also add that there are strict norms

to be followed if one keeps a Shaligrama in ones home? Absolute

physical purity for one, and DAILY worship with at least the 5 basic

pooja offerings (Gandham, Pushpam, Dhoopam, Deepam, Naivedyam) is a

MUST. Keeping it at home and intentional or unintentional neglect

may bring harm.

 

Regards, Janaki

 

 

 

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