Divya Maha Siddha Sangaraha | Buy Divya Maha Siddha Sangaraha

Divya Maha Siddha Sangraha is a very powerful combination of 28 rare and very exotic Shaligram Shilas. The presence of these stones is indispensable while performing daily and occasional ceremonies and festivals of a religious nature. They are also worshipped in quasi-religious functions like house-warming (griha-pravesh, vastu-puja), pacificatory rites of different sorts (santi), marriages and funerary rituals. A salagrama is worshipped by householders as well as by ascetics. Among the natural objects held in extraordinary veneration in India, the salagrama-stones (black stones in which fossil ammonites are embedded) are the most celebrated universally. The worship of these stones is widespread and dates back to a distant past. They are worshipped in temples, monasteries and households all over the country, as visible and natural emblems of Vishnu. The sipping of water in which these stones are bathed is a daily ritual for the pious Hindu belonging to the old and traditional families. The Shaligram Shila products are delivered to the customers after proper energization & pran pratishtha. Therefore all the devotees are requested to forward their date, time & place of birth while ordering this divine shila so that the proper energization & pran pratishtha could be done on their names before the dispatch of the product.

List of Divya Maha Siddh Shaligram Sangaraha

Divya Maha Siddha Sangraha is a very powerful combination of 28 rare and very exotic Shaligram Shilas. This Sangraha consists of following Shilas.

1. Matsya 2. Kurma 3. Varaha 4. Narsimha 5. Vaman 6. Parshuram 7. Ram 8. Krishna 9. Buddha 10. Kalki 11. Shivalinga 12. Ganesha 13. Laxminarayana 14. Laxminarasimha 15. Mansarovar 16. Kalpvriksh 17. Hayagriva 18. Anirudha 19. Mahalaxm 20. Kamdhenu 21. Shesha ananta 22. Kalp Laxmi Shankh 23. Krisnapaduka 24. Surya 25. Sudarshan 26. Santan gopala 27. Govind and 28.Bhrama Vishnu Mahesh.

Significance of Maha Siddha Shaligram Collection

The famous image of Vishnu in the Himalayan Badri-nath is said to be carved out of a salagrama, as also the image of Krishna in Udupi (in Karnataka). During the image-changing ceremony (nava-kalevara) in Puri-Jagannatha, the salagrama-stone is the essence (padaratha) that is concealed within the main wooden icon of Jagannatha. A salagrama-stone officiates as the snapana-murti (icon for bathing) in the shrine of Natha-dvara. Like the worship of Siva in the form of a linga, the worship of Vishnu in the shape of a Salagrama is aniconic in character. However, the linga may be a natural object like the white quartz (known as bana-linga) found in the river Narmada, or carved in stone by man. Natural stone forms of Linga are called svayambhu lingas, while those made by man are manusha.

There is also the practice of making temporary lingas out clay (mrt), cow-dung (go-maya), flowers (pushpa) or grain-flowers (pishta), which are dispensed with when rituals of worship is completed. The stone-lingas are usually found only in temples, and white quartz or crystal emblem represents Siva in household worship. But Salagramas are always only those which are naturally found in the river Gandaki; they are never made by man. And Vishnu has iconic images (like the incarnations, emantory and sportive forms; Rama, Krishna, Narasimha, Varaha, Kesava, Vasudeva, Hayagriva, Venkatesa, Ranganatha and so on), made by human sculptors.

Benefit of Divya Maha Siddha Sangraha

- For extreme protection against occult, black magic and jealousy from the negative persons
- For immense and continuous flow of wealth
- It will remove obstacles and bestow you with great respect, dignity, radiance, success, invincibility and balance your planets
- It will take you out from all debts, make the person return your all money, provides to security of job and ensure good business
- It provides good health, good health of children and parents and make you secure from anxiousness, uncertainty and legal hassles
- To attain moksha
- To get Bhakti Yog
- For philanthropy and austerities

Ingredients required for abhishek procedure of Shaligram Shila

- Panchgavya (Water, Milk, Curd, Ghee, Honey)
- Any one Fruit Juice (Coconut water, Ganne ka Ras, Anar Juice)

Abhishek Procedure of Shaligram Shila

Devotees can do abhishek of Shaligram Shila once or twice a week as per convenience and the detailed of abhishek procedure of Shaligram Shila is given below

- Bath Shaligram Stone with water
- Offer all abhishekam liquid one by one which are Panchgavya (Water, Milk, Curd, Ghee, Honey) and any one Fruit Juice (Coconut water, Ganne ka Ras, Anar Juice)
- Now wipe off Shaligram Shila with a clean cloth and place it on pedestal

Ingredients required for Worship procedure of Shaligram Shila

- gandaki river water/ gangajal
- clean cloth
- sandal paste
- tulsi leaf
- Dhoop & Agarbatti
- sweet, fruits and other eatable
- a picture of deity related to Shaligram Shila

Worship Procedure of Shaligram Shila

- First of all place the Shaligram Shila on a metal plate
- Sit facing east direction
- Bath the Shaligram Shila with gandaki river water/ gangajal
- Wipe it off with clean cloth
- Apply tika of sandal paste on the Shaligram Shila and place one tulsi leaf on the Shaligra Shila so the tulsi rests on the Shaligram Shila nicely - Chant mantra of god/ goddess
- Show Dhoop/ Agarbatti to Shaligram Shila
- Offer some sweet, fruits and other eatable to the Shaligram Shila
- Speak out your wish loudly in front of the Shaligram Shila

Why Buy Shaligram Shila From Shaligram Shala

The Shaligram products are delivered to the customers after proper energization & pran pratishtha. Therefore all the devotees are requested to forward their date, time & place of birth while ordering Shaligram Shila, so that the proper energization & pran pratishtha could be done on their names before the dispatch of the Shaligram.