Showing posts with label Dakshinavarti Shankh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dakshinavarti Shankh. Show all posts

Saturday, 1 December 2012

Dakshinavarti Shankh – Sign Of Glory And Prosperity


Dakshinavarti Shankh is called as Valampuri Sanggu or Sri Lakshmi Shankh in Tamil. It is a divine Hindu object, in English it is called as conch shell. It is a shell of huge sea snail found in Indian Ocean however has scarce inverted turning spiral. In other words, it is held with spout directed up side, this conch’s spiral twists on right side, usually most of conch shells look twisted towards left side. 

Lot of conch shells open from left side, i.e., these conch shells is concreted anti-clockwise. In opposite, these conch shells open from right side, i.e., concreted clockwise, are scarce, however very fortunate to keep in home. These are costly conch shells but very effective. It is considered that Goddess Lakshmi stays permanently in white conch shells, which open from right side. Both, right side conch shell and Goddess Lakshmi have their origination in sea and are considered to have common father. A right side conch shell is known as Goddess Lakshmi’s younger brother. The majesty of right side conch shell has been mentioned in Hindu scriptures.

There is belief that whoever owns right-sided conch shells pair shall always hold high positions and be fruitful in whatever he does in his life. Failure and misery stays away. Methodical offering and daily reverence of prayers to it must bring fulfillment and success. When person places it in shop, it boosts success in business. At home, it appeals happiness and wealth. If you place it with food grains, it endorses prosperity. It is really a sign of prosperity and glory. 

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Benefits Of Dakshinwarti Shankha


Dakshinawarti Shankha is considered as lucky charm that is very rare to found. It can be described as a seashell that has it opening towards the right hand side and carries spiritual significance with it. It is also referred by the name of Vishnu Shankha. It has been believed that the Shankha helps an individual to overcome various troubles or hurdles and also acts a desire fulfiller.

The Dakshinawarti Shankha is also considered as the symbol of the Goddess Laxmi. It can be kept at the place of worship or in the locker of home or office to get the blessing of the goddess for better wealth and prosperity. It has also considered as a good source of good luck and fortune and purifies the environment when it is blown and removes all kind of evil energy from the surrounding.

Some of the benefits of Dakshinvarti Shankha:
  • Brings prosperity and enhances wealth.
  • Develops peace and calmness in its surrounding.
  • It improves the relationship of a couple, if it is placed in their bedroom.
  • Enhances the concentration power of a student and sharpens their skills.
  • It removes the effect of black magic, if holy water is sprinkle with the help of this Shankha.
  • Removes various dosha (ill-effects) such as bal-hatya, gau-hatya or Brahman-hatya.

Tuesday, 21 August 2012

Benefits Of Energy Produced From Blowing Shankh


Today, we will see how the energy produces by blowing shankh, and what actually happens with the support to understated drawing. Here we have to give attention towards the truth that when the vibrations of indirect drawing are 3 dimensional we see them in the indirect drawing in 2 dimensional types. For instance, the sphere will occur as a circle. Now let’s have a look of the indirect drawing:

As soon as shankh is puffed the regularities of sacred energy are produced in atmosphere because of the generated sound. These energy regularities are observed in red color. Along with these energy regularities chaitanya’s yellow circles are also expected in the atmosphere. You will also see the pink particles of Bliss being produced in the atmosphere. This raises the proportion of Shakti, anand, and chaitanya in the atmosphere and due to that the bad energies get distrait and run away.

Hence, it has become clear for us the value of blowing shankh while doing ritual puja. The blowing of shankh makes the divine and pure atmosphere and favorable for the ritual practice of the individual. Hence, it becomes simpler for a person to get high sattvik regularities originating from deities. 

Wednesday, 8 August 2012

How To Worship Dakshinavarti Shankh?

Dakshinavarti shankh is a very holy and auspicious subject of spirituality. Usually, when one brings Dakshinavarti Shankh to home, one has to do some rituals before placing this shankh then only it can benefit. It is a very minor ritual. 

The process is less or more uniform in the various cultic traditions. After setting holy pot, the divine conch shell should be installed for the aim of worship. This procedure is known as ‘Samkha-sthapana.’ This conch-shell should be placed on right side of Kalasa or worshipper’s left side. The ground should be sprinkled by consecrated water, and mandala containing triangular square, and circular shapes have to draw with matsya-mudra. When you are doing this, astraya phat has to be performed. Sandal paste and flowers should be used to worship the drawn mandala and then the area is secured by the utterance of ‘phat’ after adoring the agneya-corner of mandala and other directions with shadanga-mantra. The conch-shell-seat is then located on mandala. 

The conch-shell seat is metal one standing on 3 or 4 legs and square, triangular, or circular in shape. It has despair on top to get the low part of conch-shell. The mantra, which is uttered while the seat is located on the mandala takes this form ‘amuka devata samkhadharam sthapayami namah.’ If this way you will worship Dakshinavarti Shankh, you will surely get benefit out of it.