Namaste Devotees ! I Rajiv Krishna Dasa welcome you to the world of Saligramas. Shaligrams are the divine gift of Lord Vishnu to the mankind, whose worship can
spiritually uplift and show us the way to philanthropy, austerity and Salvation. Lord Vishnu has been taking birth in several forms (incarnations) duing the time immemorial and is saving the mankind from the hardships and miseries. In Kalyuga, Shaligram Shilas which are His direct manifestation will continue to show the light of conciousness and spiritual liberation to the mankind.
The devotees who have been benefitted wants to accumulate atleast 108 Shilas because as per 'Garuda Purana' Lord Vishnu has mentioned that, “Where 108 Shilas are kept and worshipped, that place becomes 'Vaikuntha' and I personally come and stay there and bless the worshipper". Due to the prevalent myths and misconceptions about this mystic Shila the devotees are sometimes not sure whether they would worship the Shila correctly. www.shaligram.com has determined to remove all misconceptions about this pious stone from the mind of the people and take atleast one Shaligram Shila to every Altar that is existing on this Earth. I would request you to kindly refer to 'Help' icon to facilitate easy browsing and proper navigation of the site......Read More
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Paremeshthin: i) With a hole at the top and having the marks of a
lotus, a circle and several dots. Ii) White in colour, having a decent
hole and a picture at the top and marked with a discus and a lotus. iii) Reddish in colour with a circular and linear mark and a hole
at the top. iv) Round in shape, yellow in colour with a hole at the
top. v) Reddish or yellowish in colour with the mark of a lotus and
a circle on his body, its top portion being divided by a circular
hole.
Hiranyagarbha : i) With the colour like that of honey and having a
round with a lobe protuding out, It has moon like marks and several
golden linear marks on his body. ii) Black in colour and round in
shape with a circular glaced opening. A sweet sound is always formed
inside his body. It is marked with a charming shrivastsa (a circle
formed of hair) at its top.
Chaturbhuja : he holds the colour of a new cloud.
It is round in shape with four circular marks on the body.
Gadadhara : Green in colour with its lower middle portion raised upwards.
It was a big hole at its top, and is marked with long lines.
Narayana :i) He holds at his front side a good looking opening marked
with a necklace, a golden bracelet (keyura) and other ornaments. ii) it is marked with two circular prints on its either side with a clear
circular mark at its opening.
Laxminarayana: Any one of the folowing marks. i) It has a single opening
with four circular marks (or with a vanamala) ii) Round in shape big
in size, having a glaced opening marked with a flag, a cross and a
spear head iii) Round in shape with a circular opening marked with
four circles, and also printed with a flag, a cross a spear head and
a yellow spot. iv) Green in colour, round in shape, and maked with
one or four circular prints. v) Big in size with a comparatively high
top, and marked with a flag, a cross, a spear head a garland and a
few dot prints. vi) With a small opening having four circular prints
and also marked with garland vii) Marked with three circular prints viii) With the colour of a new cloud and having a single opening marked
with four circular prints, and also having the mark of a garland on
his body.
Naranarayana : Green in colour with a charming shape, having reddish
circular marks at the opening and golden spot on his body.
Rupinarayana : Marked with a pestle, a garland,
a conch, a discuss and mace on his front side. It may also have the
mark of a bow at his front.
Madhava : With a colour like that of honey, and marked with a mace
and conch.
Govinda Any one or more of the following. i) Black in colour and very
charming to look at with a round white spot. He holds the marks of
a mace and a discus on his right side and that of mountain on the
left ii) Black in colour and middle in size, having his central portion
raised upwards. He has a big opening beautifully marked with circles,
and his body is also decorated with five different circle.
Vishnu : i) Big in size and black in colour with linear marking at
the centre of the opening ii) with the mark of the mace at the centre
of the opening things being the same as above.
Madhusudhana : With a single circular mark at the opening and the
marks of a conch and a lotus on his body.
Trivikrama i) green in colour, triangular in shape, and glittering
to look at. He holds a single circular mark on his let side and a
linear mark on his right side, ii)with two circular marks, other things
apparently being the same as above.
Shridhar : i) Round n shape and decorated with five linear marks and
a good looking garland mark. ii)with linear marks standing upward
on his both sides, other things are the same as above iii)green in
colour, round in shape with a flat upper side and having a lotus mark
at the opening.iv) Very small in size, and marked with two circular
and a garland. v) Glittering like a gem, and having the marked with
two circle vi) he has a glaced body with the mark of vanamala on it,
and there are also linear marks on the upper side on his body.
Hrishikesh : i) shaped like a half moon ii)
With a single circular mark and also with marks resembling the hair
of a boar.
