Sheshnag Lingam Ganesh Kurma Shaligram Shila

Shashnag Lingam Ganesh Kurma Shaligram Shila, a rare and precious Shaligram, signifies the heavenly powers of Bhagwan Vishnu, Shiva, Ganesha, Kurma (the Tortoise Avatar of Vishnu), and Sheshnag, the celestial snake. The various natural patterns on this Shaligram represent numerous deities, making it a profound spiritual item that brings their blessings together. Sheshnag: The Shaligram's coiled snake symbolizes Sheshnag's protection and stability as Lord Vishnu's celestial bed. Sheshnag protects followers from evil and provides spiritual stability. Lingam: Lingam symbolizes Bhagwan Shiva's creation, destruction, and change. The Lingam in this Shaligram gives it spiritual power, inner strength, and the capacity to conquer challenges. It promotes personal and spiritual development. 

Ganesha: The Shaligram depicts Shri Ganesha as the remover of obstacles and lord of knowledge in natural forms. His presence brings prosperity, intellect, and the elimination of obstacles, making all life endeavors successful. 

Kurma Avatar: Kurma avatar is the second incarnation of Bhagwan Vishnu, is symbolized as a tortoise. Kurma Avatar signifies stability, patience, and the power to uphold the earth, as He did throughout the cosmic churning. His energy strengthens, protects, and grounds. 

The Shaligram is Bhagwan Vishnu, the universe's preserver. The devotee's life is balanced and successful because his energy gives serenity, protection, prosperity, and harmony. 

Sheshnag Lingam Ganesh Kurma Shaligram Shila is a potent sign of protection, prosperity, stability, and spiritual progress since it combines these deities' qualities. The devotee gains worldly prosperity, spiritual enlightenment, and divine protection in all areas of life by worshipping this, Shaligram. 

The Shaligram Shila represents Bhagawan Vishnu and is a self-manifested stone found in the beds and banks of Kali Gandaki River, Nepal. The worship of Shaligram focuses on six virtues of life which includes creation of wealth, good health, world and spiritual pleasures, spiritual progress, protection and righteous living. Regular worship of the Shaligram Shila is done by performing Abhishek, with water, Tulsi leaves and a mixture of cow milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar.