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SHALIGRAM
Shaligram also refers to /Shaligram Shila/ or
Salagrama (South India) or Saligrama ( Nepal,
and other part of India). Shaligram are sacred
stone found in Kali gandaki river (oldest name –
Krishna gandaki river) which is situated in
western part Nepal. The shaligram Shila meaning
the \\Shaligram murti/. Where Shila meaning the
idols form of lord.
According to 18 Puranas (main 18 hindu scripture
for everything). The shaligram glory is found
brief along with its puja procedures and its
variety names and identification.
Shaligram is Direct Symbol of Lord Vishnu. Lord
vishnu take his incarnation (avatar) according
to time and period. Following the
satya,treta,dwapar and kaliyuga to protect his
true devotees. So shaligram are worshipped in
varity form of lord vishnu as well. Fo example ,krishna
shaligram,Rama shaligram,laxmi narayan shaligram
etc are varity types of shaligram. There are
more than 108 types of shaligram. whose
information is found on our Site.
Shaligram are only found in gandaki
river,muktinath Nepal. Shaligram have natural
emblem,which are known as Chakra. And those who
worship shaligram which have chakra on it are
very blessful person in this world. And
shaligram are also found in round shape . They
are very auspicious because they are form of
lord krishna (laddu gopal).
Shaligram are found with chakra or without
chakra, round or oval or flat shape. Shaligram
are found in varity color.. But most auspicious
color of shaligram is black color shaligram. And
after it white,blue,green etc. RED color
shaligram is prohibited (not allowed) to worship
in house.
Very big shaligram is worshipped in temple only.
But temple can keep small and medium size
shaligram also. Where as for house,medium and
small shaligram worship is best.
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PANCHAYATAN SHILA
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SACRED STONE #
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The panchayatana scheme represent
the five elements: AkAshasyAdhipo
viShNuH agneshchaiva maheshvarI
vAyoH sUryaH kShiterIshaH jIvanasya
gaNAdhipaH || Akasha : Space :
Vishnu Vahni : Fire : AmbikA Vayu :
Air : Aditya kShiti : Earth : Shiva
Jala : Water : Ganapati All the five
deities are not Panchaloha or any
other metal idols; But these five
are represented by small natural
stones found in various parts of
Bharatha Desham. Panchayatana puja
is the system of worship which was
most common in every house till few
decades ago. The Panchayatana is a
system which consists of the worship
of five deities: These five are the
great divine force whom every
householder worships as pancha
devata puja. Based on the tradition
followed by the family, one of these
deities is kept in the center and
the other four surround it and
worship is offered to all the
deities. 1. Sona bhadra Shila 2.
Vallam 3. shaligram 4. Banalinga 5.
Swarnamukhi Red Sona bhadra Shila -
Red Sona bhadra Shila or Red Sona
bhadra Stone is the natural divine
stones found in Sona River. This
stone is one of the Divine stone
used for performing Panchayatana
pooja. This Shila is also spelt as
Red Sona bhadra. Vallam Shila -
Vallam Shila is a place with two
massive rocks which are believed to
have the footprints of Lord Rama and
Goddess Sita.Vallam Shila literally
means crystal rock and is located
amidst dense forests, close to Janki
Kund on the banks of river
Mandakini.It is said that Sita and
Rama were relaxing here and a crow
pecked the feet of goddess Sita
which agitated lord Rama and he took
off the eyes of the crow, however
the crow was actually a form of
Jayant, son of Lord Indra.
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BANALIGNA
What Shaligram are to Vishnu, that the
Bana-lingas or Narmada linga are to Shiva:
sacred and self-manifest representations. If the
Shaligram are stones found only in the Gandaki
river, the bana-lingas are stones found only in
the Narmada river, although, according to some
texts (as for instance Kalottara, sited in
Viramitrodaya), the bana-lingas are obtained not
only from the river Narmada but also in the
rivers Ganga, Yamuna and other holy streams.
There is a story narrated in
Aparajita-pariprchchha (205, 1-26) about the
origin of the bana-lingas or Narmada linga and
their association with the Narmada river. Siva
wanted to destroy the ‘tri-pura’, which had been
obtained as a boon by the arrogant demon
Banasura, and he let go a fiery dart from his
great bow ‘pinaka’. The dart broke the three
‘puras’ into tiny bits, which fell on three
spots: 1, on the hills in Sri-kshetra (of
unknown identity), 2, on the peaks of
Amarakantaka in the Vindhya ranges, and 3, on
the banks of the holy river Narmada. The bits
that fell in these places soon multiplied into
crores,. each bit becoming a linga. As they
formed part of the possession of Banasura, they
were called Bana-Lingas. Amarakantaka, the peak
in Madhya Pradesh, is in close proximity to the
source of the river Narmada, which according to
the Puranas, originated in the Vindhya mountains
and flowed in the Kalinga country. Padma-purana
says that there are along this river as many as
sixty crore and sixty thousand holy ghats, all
of which are associated with bana-lingas or
Narmada linga and raudra-lingas. Even merely
thinking about a bana-linga early in the morning
is likely to bestow success in all enterprises.
(Yoga-Sara, chapter 5). A Bana Linga, carrying
the marks of Indra when worshipped fulfills all
the desires of the devotee and bestows upon him
respect and wealth. The Agneya variety of the
Bana Linga is warm to touch, and contains the
marks of Shakti's weapon. The Yamya Linga has
the forms of a cudgel or that of a tongue. The
Nairutti Linga appears like a sword and carries
stains on its body and bestows the benefits of
gyana and yoga; however it should not be
worshiped by a Grihasta (householder)
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