Lucky Lotus Bead Malas

Lucky Lotus Bead Malas

Lotus bead mala is commonly known as lotus seed mala has myriad qualities. Three divine mantras are chanted using these beads: Mahalakshmi mala mantra, Lakshmi Gayatri mantra, ashtalakshmi mantra. 

The mala consists of 108 beads allowing the chanter to recite the number of times the mantra needs to be uttered.  Lotus is considered to be certain religious symbol for a certain section of the society. But its spiritual value is considered to be priceless. Conservatively speaking, spiritualism is a communion of the mind and heart with the supernatural. Body plays the supportive role. 

Calmness of the mind is essential for communion. Lotus bead mala has that inherent quality to detach the body and connect the heart and the mind with the ethereal world.  Lotus beads get this quality by its very nativity. The plant grows in dirt and slush; the flower protrudes above the slush resplendently not allowing its purity to be besmeared by its dirty surroundings!   This quality allows the wearer to keep cool, both mind and body. This calmness makes it the most sought for mala.

Those seeking cool, calm disposition must sport this beads.

 

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. 

First Avatar Of Goddess Durga

Navratri festival is one of the most popular festivals in Hindu culture and this year it is starting from 16^th October in year 2012. The festival is celebrated across the country with lot of faith and believes in Goddess Durga since ages. Although, in different parts of the country, celebration takes place in various forms but still the main believe behind this festival is to worship Goddess Durga and her different nine avatars.

The festival of Navratri starts with the Lalash Sthapna or the Ghata Sthapana at various puja mandals as well as at various houses also. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to the first avatar of Goddess Durga – Mata Shailputri.

In various mythological books it has been said that the Mata Shailputri, daughter of mountain king Himvantha is the first among all the nine avatar of Goddess Durga. Hence, first day of navratri is dedicated to Goddess Shailputri. Mata Shailputri is also commonly referred as Mata Parvati, who is married to Lord Shiva. In her previous birth she was referred as Sati Bhavani Mata, the daughter of King Daksha. Devotees of Goddess Durga worship Mata Parvati on the very first day of Navratri festival. Trisula is considered as a weapon of Mata Shailputri that she holds in her right hand, whereas in her left hand she holds a lotus flower. Bull is considered as a vehicle. The blissful looks and pleasant smile describes the appearance of Mata Shailputri.

Significance Of Shankh

The Shankh can be described as the most auspicious and scared symbol. It has been believed that the magnum opus of the Hindu tradition or culture is surely incomplete without introduction of this scared symbol in it. Shankh is nothing but a conch shell. It has believed that the sound that gets created from this shankh removes all kind of impurities and negative energy from its surrounding leading a pure surrounding. The sound of the shankh also signifies victory of good on bad power. The symbol is very closely associated to the Goddess Lakshmi as well as Lord Vishnu.

The shankh plays a very significant role in Hindu culture and is getting used since ages. One a single ritual in Hindu culture can get complete without this symbol. It can also be described as a symbol of purity, luster, auspicious beginning and brilliance. It has been believed that the shankha got originated during Samudra Manthan. Basically there are two types of shanka that exist, right handed and the left handed shankh.

The right handed shankh are very rare to find and it has believed that if it is kept at the place of worship in the locker of home or office by an individual, enhances the wealth and prosperity.

Use Lotus Bead Mala To Worship Goddess Of Wealth

Lotus seed mala is also known as Kamal gatta mala, which is consisting of 108 beads of Lotus. The size of every bead of Lotus seed mala is of approximately 9 mm and the complete circumference of the mala is 38 inches. Black and brown are the two most common colors of the Lotus beads, which is oval in shape. The mala also consist one extra bead or 109^th bead like any other mala and is commonly referred as Guru Bead that helps to differentiate between the start and end of the mala.

Advantages of Using Lotus Bead Mala:

Lotus bead mala is considered as one of the most scared form of mala and can be used for meditation or worshipping various deities. Many individuals believe that the Lotus bead mala carries efficient power and energy that can help an individual to overcome from their finance related problems in just short time. Lotus is considered as the favorite flower of the Goddess of wealth, Laxmi due to this reason it has been said that worshipping Goddess Laxmi with the help of this mala can help in getting the blessings of the deity and it enhances wealth. An individual can use the mantra: “Om Shring Hring Kling Tribhuvan Mahalakshmi Asmaakam Daaridray Naashay Prachur Dhan Dehi Dehi Ling Hring Shring Om” to worship Goddess Lakshmi. 

Features & Facts Of Sphatik Shri Yantra

Sphatik Shri Yantra is considered as one of the auspicious Yantra that brings peace, wealth, harmony and good health along with it. The term ‘Shri’ came from a Sanskrit word that means money, due to it this Yantra helps an individual to enhance their earning capacity. This leads to increment in the wealth as well as prosperity in the home of the person who owes it and do a regular worship of this Yantra. Sphatik Shri Yantra brings happiness and peace along with it in all family members of the house.

• Features:

Sphatik Shri Yantra is a pyramid made with handicraft. It power lies in pyramid’s pointed apex, which is symbol of Trinity. It is believed that, much more pointed apex means much more power. It is one of the best forms of Yantra to get protected from negativity and obstacles.

• Facts:

Sphatik Shri Yantra is considered as the most powerful Yantra. It is consist of three energies in the form of three boundaries around the Shri Chakra. It also has fourteen triangles, as symbol of fourteen different energies and among them tem triangles are the symbol of prosperity. It also has a triangle of Goddess Lakshmi.