Surya Sudarshan Shaligram Shila - I

The Surya Sudarshan Shaligram Shila is both auspicious and radiates powerful energy. The Surya Sudarshan markings on it are exotic, resembling a spinning disk-like weapon with 108 serrated edges, famously used by Bhagawan Krishna. It personifies the Sudarshan, wielded by Bhagawan Vishnu. The Surya marks on it denote the powers of Surya Dev. It symbolizes the omnipresent cosmic consciousness. Procured from Nepal's Gandaki river. 

The Surya Sudarshan Chakra wards off negativity and defeats enemies. It enhances wit and creativity. It benefits leaders, businessmen, politicians, doctors, and professionals. It promotes health, protects, and provides relief from ailments. 
Sudarshan, as its name implies, was wielded by Bhagawan Krishna to vanquish demons and protect Dharma. The devotee of the Shaligram is blessed with powerful protection against occult practices and black magic. 

The Shaligram Shila represents Bhagawan Vishnu and is a self-manifested stone found in the beds and banks of Kali Gandaki River, Nepal. 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.

Regular worship of the Shaligram Shila is done by performing Abhishek, with water, Tulsi leaves and a mixture of cow milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar.