Garuda Vishnu Shaligram Shila

The Garuda Vishnu Shaligram Shila is a rare and powerful manifestation of Lord Vishnu, uniquely symbolizing his divine vehicle, Garuda. This sacred Shaligram, found naturally in the holy Gandaki River in Nepal, embodies the energy of both Garuda and Lord Vishnu, bestowing blessings of courage, protection, and spiritual growth to its worshipper. The distinctive black fossilized stone features markings that resemble wings, symbolizing the swift and strong nature of Garuda. 

Garuda, known as the king of birds and the fierce protector of Vishnu, represents the victory of light over darkness and the triumph of good over evil. The Garuda Vishnu Shaligram Shila is believed to protect against negative energies, ill-wishing, and enemies, while also enhancing one's ability to rise above worldly challenges and achieve great success. This sacred Shila is also revered for its ability to improve spiritual consciousness, giving strength, clarity, and direction in life. 

Worshipping this Shaligram helps devotees connect with both Lord Vishnu's divine presence and Garuda's unwavering dedication, bringing divine blessings, material success, and protection from harm. The Garuda Vishnu Shaligram is perfect for those seeking a blend of spiritual upliftment, protection, and prosperity. 

Shaligram is a sacred stone which is collected from Gandaki Kali River in Nepal. The Shaligram idol does not need to undergo the ritual of Pranprathistha (life invoking ritual), as Shaligram is the representation of Bhagwan Vishnu himself. It is collected from Gandaki Kali River in Nepal. Placing Shaligram at home bestows blessings in six realms of life which includes wealth, good health, worldly pleasures, spiritual progress, protection and righteous living. 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. The regular worship includes an Abhishekam with pure water or Tulsi water and with Panchamrit (combination of five substances which includes cow milk, curd, sugar, ghee and honey).