Jyoti Ratna Garbha Shaligram | Benefits of Jyoti Ratna Garbha Shaligram | Significance of Jyoti Ratna Garbha

There are a few very curious Shaligrams which have very very special powers and extraordinary characteristics. These Shaligram Shilas are extremely rare and are only a few in number existing on this Earth. The most special characteristic which makes the Sacred Adwaitya Jyoti Ratna-garbha too special is His property of being translucent (transparent and not opaque like other Shaligram Shilas) but assumes Yellowish colour or bright blue colour when seen through the Sun. The other special feature of Jyoti Ratna-garbha Shaligram Shila is that one can see the forms of ten incarnation forms means Dashavatar of Lord Vishnu viz Matsya Dev, Kurma Dev, Varaha Dev, Narsimha Dev, Vaman Dev, Parshuram, Ram, Krishna, Buddha and Kali Dev) on this immensely auspicious stone when seen through the Sun on the respective Jayanti days of a particular incarnation.

Jyoti Ratna Garbha Shaligram

Jyoti Ratna Garbha Shaligram is one of the rarest Shaligrams found on the Earth which bestows the devotee with extreme protection, immense prosperity and a tremendous peaceful environment in the lives of the devotee. The other powers of this special Shaligram is that when worshipped this Shaligram grants worshipper with tremendously strong intuition wherein all the six senses of the devotee works to perfection, grants Salvation, devotee can concentrate to the deepest meditation levels wherein he can connect himself to the transcendental in the least possible time in the presence of this Shila. This Jyoti Ratna Garbha Shila also grants improvised relationships between husband and wife and amongst children, strong wit, wisdom, determination, confidence, longevity, health and wealth to the devotee. The Shila also protects from sudden losses and accidents and takes the devotee to philanthropic activities and austerities.

Benefits of Worshipping Jyoti Ratna Garbha Shaligram

- for perfection, grants Salvation & concentration in meditation
- to improve relationships between husband and wife and amongst children
- for strong wit, wisdom, determination, confidence, longevity, health and wealth
- for strong intuition & all the six senses work to perfection
- for protection from sudden losses and accidents

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.