Maha Aniruddha Shaligram Shila

Worshiping this Shaligram Shila is extremely beneficial for people who are required to make decisions on a regular basis. It provides an environment reminiscent of Vaikuntha and significantly enhances the beholder\'s relationships both at home and in the workplace. 

The devoted follower of the Aniruddha Shaligram Shila is a wise individual who commands a great deal of respect in society and who takes pleasure in all of the most luxurious conveniences. Beneficial for those working in the construction industry, as well as architects, administrators, and politicians. Both time and tide are unable to be stopped. 

When the sun rises, all living things take in energy, and there is nothing that can stop this from happening. In the presence of the Self, the entire material universe is compelled to engage in their own separate activities, and in the midst of all of these efforts and exertions, successes and failures, joys and sorrows, the Self is unaffected by the irresistible charm of His presence, while the Gopis seek their own fulfillment through their own dances. 

Students can benefit from increased memory retention, focus, and concentration with this activity. It boosts self-assurance as well as one\'s sense of self-worth, personality, and charisma. It also provides protection, peace of mind, and a sense of empowerment. Finds you a trustworthy companion for the rest of your life. to achieve joy, enlightenment, and exhilaration through one\'s own efforts. Because of their stunning good looks, charming personalities, and ageless good look due to the fact that they never stop having pleasure.

In the Puranas, Bhagavan Vishnu is depicted as taking on a variety of incarnated forms, all of which he triumphed over, demonstrating that His power is unrivaled and unstoppable (Aniruddha). The parents of Anirudha were Pradyumna and Rukmavati. His grandparents were Krishna and Rukmini. His mother, Rukmavati, was the daughter of Vidarbha\'s king, Rukmi. He was also one of his dynasty\'s few Maharathis (extremely powerful warriors). His early life and marriage to his first wife, Rochana, are described in Canto 10, Chapter 61 of the Bhagavata Purana. 

Aniruddha is associated with the boar in Vaishnavism, which is his theriomorphic aspect known as Varaha. Aniruddha is depicted as a boar in some Caturvyha statues, where he serves as Vsudeva\'s assistant, and in the Vaikuntha Chaturmurti, where the boar\'s head protrudes from the side of Lord Vishnu\'s head. Aniruddha is also associated with the characteristics of ferocity and authority.

Dimension of Shaligram: 
Height: 3.7 inches 
Width: 2.6 inches 
Depth:1.6 inches 
Weight: 357 gms