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Item Code : AUKRI1001 Item Name : Sarvottam Muralidhara Krishna-AUKRI1001 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 200gm Dimention -3.7cm Dia The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,100.00 US$  : 68.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1002 Item Name : Sarvottam Muralidhara Krishna-AUKRI1002 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Golden & Jet Black Weight - 150gm Dimention - 5.2cm X 3.8cm X 3.2cm. The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 2,500.00 US$  : 56.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1003 Item Name : Sarvottam Radha Muralidhara Krishna-AUKRI1003 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 250gm Dimention - 4.5cm Dia The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,600.00 US$  : 80.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1004 Item Name : Sarvottam Netradhari Muralidhara Krishna-AUKRI1004 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 200gm Dimention - 4.4cm Dia The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,100.00 US$  : 68.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1005 Item Name : Sarvottam Hrishikesha Krishna-AUKRI1005 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila Hrisheekesah –In the Puranic literature the meaning of the term is ‘close-cropped’ or ‘One who has coiled up his locks of hair’ (Hrissheeka+Eesa). The Aatman, the self as consciousness is the one who gives light to all sense organs and, therefore, it is the lord of all sense organs. This lord is Vishnu. This way interpreted, commentators point out that the term Hrisheekesah means He who has Him self becomes the Sun and the Moon. In His manifestation as the Sun and the Moon, the Lord Himself whips the world to wakeful activities and sends the world to sleep and rest. Hrishikesha Chandrama Shaligrama is very powerful Shaligrama as it controls the temper of an individual...The Chandra Shila helps the Hrishikesha worshipper to remove obstacles on his way. Chandra Shila also denotes itself of beauty and it has beautiful markings of Hrishikesha in the horizontal direction. The men and the women who are looking for their prospective bride grooms can immensely be benefited by the worship of the Chandra Shilas. It increases the capacity to derive pleasures and take the life to tranquility. The worshipper attains moksha who does regular puja with devotion. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small sized, cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 200gm Dimension - 4.5cm x4.5cm x 4cm The Shila shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,600.00 US$  : 72.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1006 Item Name : Sarvottam Shweta Krishna Muralidhara-AUKRI1006 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 150gm Dimention - 4cm x 3.6cm x 3.4cm. The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,600.00 US$  : 72.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1007 Item Name : Sarvottam Dwi Netradhari Krishna Muralidhara-AUKRI1007 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 150gm Dimention - 3.8cm x 3.5cm x 3cm. The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,100.00 US$  : 69.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1008 Item Name : Sarvottam Hrishikesha Krishna-AUKRI1008 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 150gm Dimention - 3.7cm x 3cm x 2cm. The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,600.00 US$  : 80.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1009 Item Name : Sarvottam Gopal Muralidhara Krishna-AUKRI1009 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 300gm Dimention - 5.5cm Dia The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

Price Rs    : 3,600.00 US$  : 80.00 Quantity

Item Code : AUKRI1010 Item Name : Sarvottam Netradhari Muralidhara Krishna-AUKRI1010 Description : Click on picture for enlarged view of shila The word Krishna means in Sanskrit ‘the dark’. The Truth that is intellectually appreciated, but spiritually not apprehended, is considered as ‘veiled behind some darkness’. The root Krish means Existence (Sattaa) and ‘na’ means Bliss (Aananda) .So says Vyasa in Mahabharata, Udyoga Parva 70, para 5. Therefore Krishna (Krish+na) means Existence- Bliss (Sattaa-Aananda). Thus, the very name divine, ‘Krishna’, represents the Supreme Paramaatman. Or, because of His dark-blue complexion He is called as Krishna. Mahabharata Santi Parva line 343 He says, “As My colour is dark-blue, I am called Krishna, O Arjuna.” In Mahabharata, we find Krishna explaining Himself to Arjuna ‘when the earth becomes shelled in by its hard crux I shall turn myself into an iron plough-share and shall plough the earth. Apart from the above meaning Krishna also means the Enchanter of all His devotees (Aakarshana) .Truth is One which irresistibly attracts everybody towards Itself. Commentators have interpreted this significance in a more attractive context. They conclude that Krishna means One who sweeps away the sins in the heart of those who meditate upon Him. Krishna as a deity of the farmyard in the agricultural estates, the Lord ploughs the hard stupidities in us and prepares the heart-field, weeding out all the poisonous growths of sin, and cultivates therein-pure Bliss which is of the nature of Reality. Krishna is the other name of eternity, austerity and completeness and is considered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The Shila has a white tilak of Krishna. The worshipper of this Shaligrama will earn a great respect and dignity in the society. He will be successful in all his endeavors by his wit and intelligence. The beholder will earn a great name and fame in his circle and will be loved by all. The worshipper develops an aura which will attract all the persons around him. He becomes charismatic and gets success in all his endeavors. The Shila is extremely smooth, perfectly shaped, lustrous, small medium sized cold to touch, has flawless impressions. For more details please contact at saligram8@gmail.com OR shaligram8@yahoo.com Colour - Jet Black Weight - 150gm Dimention - 3.7cm X 3.5cm X 3.2cm. The Shila Shown in picture will be sent.

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