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hello to all the devotees of lord vishnu,i m a wholeseler & retailer of all the types of shaligrams,the short description about shaligram as follows : Benefits * For protection against enemies and destruction of negativity. * For paying obeisance to Lord Vishnu / Shri Ram / Lord Krishna. * Neutralises negative energies of the earth due to faulty construction / wiring / underground stresses. * Brings in positivity in the area with abundance and good health. * Breaks negative energy patterns. * Keeps negative / harmful vibes away. * Large chakra can charge upto 20 litres of poable water in 5 minutes. * Our chakra system / individual chakras can be recharged, energized and balanced by the Sudarshan Chakra in minimum 5 minutes. * Can be placed on individual chakra positions of human body directly. For Vastu * Small chakra can energize an area of upto 5 to 10 feet radius. * Large chakra can energize an area of upto 15 feet radius. * Amazing and very fast results when combined with parad bead. Planetary Effects * Protects the person against Shani’s malefic effects. * For pleasing Shani and thus negating the malefic effects of Sade Sati (Saturn period). * Srimad Bhagawatam Kuchelopakhyanam has mentioned that Shani himself told Rukamani the wife of Lord Krishna that he goes easy on those who worship Sudarshan chakra form of Lord Vishnu. . According to the Prapanchasaara (quoted in Praanatoshanitantra page 373.) Lord Vishnu has his fifty different form each of which may be worsipped in a Shalagram Stone. His forms are given below: Keshav , Narayana, Maahava, Govinda, Madhusudana, Trivikrama, Vamana, Shridhar, Hrishikesha, Padmanabha, Damodara, Vaasudeva, Sankarshana, Pradyumna, Aniruddha ,Chakrin, Gadin, Sharngin, khadgin, Shankin, Halin, Musalin, Soolin, Paashin, Ankushin, Mukunda, Nandaja, Nandin, Nara, Narakajit, Hari, Krishna, Satya, Saatvata, Shauri, Shuri, Janaradana, Bhudhaarin, Vishvamurthi, Vaikuntha, Purushottama, Balin, Balaanuja, Bala, Vrishagnha, Vrisha, Hamsa, Varaha, Vimala, Nrisimha. We learn from different puranas that in former days Shalagrams were divided into 24 varieties, their names according to the Skandapurana being as follows: Keshava, Madhusudana, Shankarshan , Daamodara, Vaasudeva, Pradyumna, Vishnu, Maadhava, Ananta, Purushottama, Adhokshaja, Janaardan , Govinda, Trivikrama, Shridhar, Hrishikesha, Nrisimha, Vishvayoni, Vaamana, Naaraayana, Pundarikaaksh, Upendra, Hari, Krishna. (Skanda Purana, Nagarckhanda, 244. 3-9) In the Brahmavaivarattapurana (Prakrtikhanda, chapter21.) we get the following description of the different varieties of Shaligrams: 1) Lakshminarayana : In colour he resembles a new cloud and has a single opening marked with four circular prints. A linear mark resembling a vanamala (a particular kind of garland held by Lord Vishnu, or series of forests) is also printed on his body. 2) Lakshmijanaardan: The above type without the mark of vanamala. 3) Raghunatha: He has two openings with any mark of vanamala. his body also is marked with the footprint of a cow, but not with any mark of vanamala. 4) Dadhivamana: Very small in size with two circular marks, and having the colour of a new cloud. 5) Shridhar : The above type with an additional mark of vanamala. 6) Daamodara : Big in size with a round shape and two circular marks, but not having the mark of vanamala. 7) Ranarama : round and middle in shape with prints of arrows all over hid body. He must have two circular marks and prints of a quiver with arrows on his body. 8) Rajarajeshwara : Middle in size, having seven circular marks and also the marks of an umbrella and grass (or quiver) on his body. 9) Ananta : Big in size with the colour of a new cloud and having 14 circular marks on his body. 10) Madhusudhan : Round in shape, middle in size and charming to look at. He has two circular marks and a footprint of a cow on his body. 11) Sudarshan : With single circular mark. 12) Gadadhara: With a hidden circular mark. 13) Hayagriva : with two circular marks and having the shape of the face of a horse. 14) Narsimha : having a large opening with two circular marks, and glittering to look at. 15) Laxminarsimha : Having a big opening with two circular marks, and also marked with a vanamala. 16) Vaasudeva : Evenly shaped and charming to look at, having two circular marks at the front of his opening. 17) Pradyumna : with the colour of a new cloud, and having a small circular mark and several small holes on his body. 18) Shankarshan : He has two circular marks joined with each other on the top side o his body. 19) Aniriddha: Round in shape, glaced and charming to look at, and having the yellowish or black colour. intrested buyers can mail m at : [email protected] or call at : 09837232420 pls log on : www.rudrakshguru.com thanks