Surya Narayan Parshuram Shaligram Shila

This is an exceptionally rare and sacred stone called the Surya Narayan Parshuram Shaligram Shila. It shows the divine powers of Surya, who is the Sun God, and Parashurama, who is the sixth incarnation of Bhagwan Vishnu. This Shaligram can be found in Nepal's holy Gandaki River. The river is famous for its special features and a natural shape that is thought to hold divine meaning. 

This Shaligram Shila features markings that resemble an axe-like structure, symbolizing the weapon of Lord Parashurama, known as "Parashu." Parashurama is renowned for his valiant spirit, righteousness, and dedication to eradicating evil from the world. The presence of the axe-like marking enhances the divine aura of this Shaligram, signifying power, justice, and the courage to overcome challenges. Additionally, Surya's energy within the Shila symbolizes vitality, enlightenment, and success, bringing immense positivity to its worshippers. 

Worshipping the Surya Narayan Parshuram Shaligram Shila helps instill discipline, clarity, and strength, much like Surya's radiant energy, while also fostering righteousness and the courage to uphold dharma, like Parashurama. It brings blessings of overall prosperity, good health, and victory over obstacles, making it an excellent choice for those striving to achieve success while maintaining moral values. The Shila's unique combination of Surya's blessings and Parashurama's valor is especially powerful for those seeking to transform their lives through righteous actions and divine grace. 

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).