Polished Printed Aluminium Balaji Murti With Namam Shankh Chakram

Invite the Eternal Blessings of Lord Balaji – Order the Balaji Bust with Shanku Chakram and Namam Today!

• The Balaji Bust with Shanku Chakram and Namam is an intricately designed aluminum statue that beautifully depicts Lord Venkateswara (Balaji / Srinivasa / Perumal), the supreme protector and preserver of the universe.

• This meticulously crafted bust showcases the serene face of Lord Balaji, adorned with the Shanku (conch), Chakram (discus), and Namam (sacred symbol on the forehead), symbolizing divine authority, cosmic order, and unwavering protection.

• Perfect for home altars, temples, and gifting during auspicious occasions, this statue is a powerful symbol of devotion, prosperity, and spiritual grace.

The Legend of Lord Balaji – A Story of Eternal Grace and Devotion

According to ancient scriptures, the story of Lord Balaji’s manifestation on Earth is deeply rooted in devotion, sacrifice, and divine grace.

Sage Bhrigu’s Test of the Trimurtis

Once, Sage Bhrigu, an ardent devotee, wanted to test the three supreme gods – Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva – to determine who among them was most worthy of receiving the fruits of a great Yagna. After visiting Brahma and Shiva, Bhrigu approached Lord Vishnu, who was in a deep meditative state with Goddess Lakshmi by His side. Angered by what he perceived as indifference, Bhrigu struck Lord Vishnu on His chest, where Goddess Lakshmi resided. Though Lord Vishnu remained calm and compassionate, Goddess Lakshmi was deeply hurt by this insult and left Vaikuntha, taking residence on Earth as Padmavati, the daughter of King Akasaraja. Unable to bear the separation from His beloved Lakshmi, Lord Vishnu incarnated as Srinivasa and descended to Earth, taking residence in the Tirumala Hills. He performed intense penance to reunite with Goddess Lakshmi, who was later born as Padmavati.

The Sacred Union of Srinivasa and Padmavati

When Padmavati came of age, Lord Srinivasa sought her hand in marriage. However, to conduct the grand wedding, Srinivasa borrowed wealth from Kubera, the Lord of Wealth, promising to repay the debt with offerings made by His devotees. This divine wedding, celebrated with celestial grandeur, marked the beginning of Lord Venkateswara’s eternal stay at Tirumala, where He continues to bless His devotees with prosperity, happiness, and salvation.

Why Devotees Offer Prayers to Lord Balaji

To this day, devotees flock to the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple to offer their prayers and make contributions, believing that these offerings help Lord Balaji repay His debt to Kubera. In return, He fulfills the wishes of His devotees, grants prosperity, and removes obstacles from their lives.

Spiritual Significance of Shanku, Chakram, and Namam

• Shanku (Conch) – Symbol of Purity and Divine Sound

The Shanku represents Om, the primordial sound that signifies the beginning of creation. Blowing the conch is believed to dispel negativity and invite divine vibrations, purifying the surroundings.

• Chakram (Discus) – Cosmic Protection and Order

The Chakram (Sudarshana Chakra) symbolizes time, cosmic order, and justice. It serves as a powerful weapon of protection, ensuring that evil forces are destroyed and righteousness prevails.

• Namam – Symbol of Devotion and Divine Presence

The Namam is the sacred tilak that represents Lord Vishnu’s eternal presence and cosmic energy. It symbolizes devotion, spiritual awakening, and surrender to the divine.

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