Spiritual Products

Rudraksha
The nut of the Rudraksh tree can be found in parts of the Himalayas. There are 38 different types. Rudraksh beads represent Lord Shiva, part of the divine Hindu trinity. This very powerful and auspicious charm bestows spiritual powers, good health, fame and material happiness. Rudraksh beads are used for making 108 bead rosaries for chanting Mantras, so as to increase the effect and power of the Mantras. Although these rosaries are a product of the ancient Vedic period, through modern science, we now know that the figure '108' is of particular relevance, as the distance between the Earth and the Sun is approximately 108 times the Sun's diameter. The Sun's diameter is about 108 times that of the Earth's. The distance between the Earth and the Moon is approximately 108 times the Moon's diameter. It is perhaps possible that the ancient sages determined that there 108 steps between our ordinary human awareness and our inner divinity. As to how they determined the distances between these celestial bodies, with such accuracy, remains a mystery. We provide 1 mukhi to 14 mukhi rudraksha.

One Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, two Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, three Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, four Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, five Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, six Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, seven Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, eight Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, nine Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, ten Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, eleven Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, twelve Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, thirteen Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha, fourteen Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha

Horseshoe
Perhaps the most well known and universally recognised symbol of good fortune. Placing an upright, used horse shoe at the top right corner of your front door-frame is considered to be an invitation to good luck to enter your home. Similarly, placing a used horse shoe in a north facing, upright position inside a building brings good fortune and increases the ambient positive spiritual energy in the building. A horse shoe worn by a black horse protects against the malefic effects of saturn or Shani Dev.

Swastik
The sign that represents the Hindu Lord of good fortune, 'Ganesh'. 'Swastik' is a Sanskrit word that means, 'Purveyor of Good Fortune', it bestows luck and prosperity, but it must always be placed in a clock-wise direction. This symbol of luck should not be confused with the 'Nazi Swastika', which is placed at an angle and does not produce any positive energy.

Yantra
Yantras are geometrical figures intended to represent the basic energies. Just as every elementary geometrical figure, a straight line, a square, a cross or a triangle etc... has a symbolic value corresponding to the basic notions, similarly, the Yantras symbolise one or the other power or energy. In other words Yantras are the graphic representations of Mantras.
The power of Yantra -Concentration by focusing our entire energy on magic symbols the Yantras are made as vehicles of mantras for attaining power. These are magic diagrams, which represent cosmic forces or divinities. Once we know the meaning of the symbols in Yantras we can attune our minds to its cosmic vibrations. Like Mantras the true occult meaning of Yantras is not divulged to all and cannot be grasped fully through reading. It has to be experienced through the vision of its radiance gained by the practice of yoga. The power of a Yantra, when made 'alive' through Mantra or other rituals is limitless.

Shiva lingam Stones
The Shiva Lingam is one of the most sacred icons of the ancient as well as the modern world. These lingams come only from the Narmada River in The Central Western Part of India.
The Lingam is symbolic of the Divine Creative manifestation. The Lingam shape is representative of the power of Shiva, the Lord of Creation, the masculine creative energy. The markings symbolize the feminine energy, the seed which is fertilized to manifest the creative power in the dance of the cosmos.
The Sacred Stone relates to the heart chakra and to the manifestation of the love energy that resides in all of us. The Lingam also represents the harmony of balance of the soul that is maintained within the balance of the Universe.

Navagraha Mala
Mala beads are a special rosary used for counting recitations of mantras. Typically they come in a necklace form with either 108 or 54 beads.Navagrahas are the nine main "influences" in Vedic astrology or Jyotish. They are often referred
to as planets, even though some of them are not. This special nine Planet Mala contains
the Gemstones for all of the nine planets. Each stone on the mala represents one of these
influences. It is believed that wearing a Navagraha Mala helps placate malefic tendencies in your
astrological chart and propitiates all of the nine planets to bring positive changes to your life.

Shankha
The Shanka used in Vedic poojas is of the species Turbinella Pyrum dextral. This regularly available Shankha is called Vamavarti Shankha. It opens to the right and you can hold it with your right hand fingers inserted into the opening - that is when the head portion is at top and the opening is facing you, it opens to the right. It has smooth contours and 3 or more horizontal lines at the inside center opening as in the top-right picture. According to the Vedic scriptures, the Shankha is one of the most auspicious objects that emerged from the sea during the Ksheera Sagara samudra manthan. Hence it is regarded as the brother of Goddess Lakshmi, the ruler of wealth. Most of the Gods and Goddesses hold the Shankha in their hands. Shankh is one auspicious nine objects - Navanidhi - of Kubera who is the Lord of wealth. Blowing the Shankha is regarded as an auspicious sound at the start or end of any ceremony.

Kali Kaudhi
Since vedic times people keep kauri or Kaudi or Kori to bring increase in their wealth, all round prosperity, love and harmony. Due to this reason it is also a part of brides marriage clothings. Kali Kaudi are kept along with Jewellery, Financial Papers in Cash Box, Lockers etc. for its growth and protection. Kaudies are suggested to be kept under the pillow for those who donot have a stable financial position.

Kachua Shri Yantra (PYRAMID SHREE YANTRA)
Shree Yantra is one of the most auspicious, important and powerful Yantras. All the gods and goddesses are worshipped in it and all other religious adorations are done here. Made in thick copper sheet.
Purpose:
Blesses with peace, happiness, popularity, power, authority, wealth & prosperity.
Very beneficial during Kali Yuga to help achieve success, well being, good fortune, name and fame.
It push indefinitely and easily the limits of growth - both spiritually and materialistically.
Removes all sorts of obstacles and wards off all problems and negativities.
Mantra: Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Kamale Kamalalaye Praseed Praseed !
Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Mahalaxmayee Namaha !!

One Eye Coconut (SPIRITUAL COCONUTS)
One eye coconut is the most prized treasure of Tantra. It is rare item and very much effective. It helps a man earn wealth and prosperity. Generally coconuts have three eye. It occurs no more than one time within several millions of normal coconut. It is suppose to be the emblem of Devi who bless you every thing that you want. Among thousands of coconut one only one has one eye. A must for pooja room. price on request only. This Ekakshi nariyal charged by Kanakadhara Mahalakshi Mantra. Benefit for:- Business, Wealth, Family problems, Meditation, For Worship of God, Success in Sadhana and Finance. Normal coconut has three point, two eyes and one mouth. But this nariyal has one eye and one mouth. This called Ekakshi (Ekakshi) nariyal. This Ekakshi Nariyal (one eye coconut) is found at sea-shore. It is very small in shape. It is rare and very much effective. It is offered to the deity with coin and applying sandal on it on auspicious occasions. A businessman can have his desires and ambitions fulfilled if he keeps an Ekakshi coconut in his cash box or treasury getting it tied in a red piece of cloth. It helps a man earn wealth and prosperity.

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