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Namam, Shankh, Chakra: Lord Vishnu in his Balaji / Venkateshwara form holds a milky white conch shell called a "shankh" on one of his backhands, which is said to emit the universal sound of "Om," and a disc called a "chakra" on the other, which serves as a reminder of the cycle of time and a deadly weapon against blasphemy. On his index finger, the renowned Sudarshana Chakra can be seen whirling. The mace, or "gada," which represents discipline-related punishment, and a lotus, or "padma," which symbolizes a glorious existence, are held in his other hands.
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? This is a Balaji Namam Shankh Chakra Brass Stand which is devotional and decorative at the same time. Shankh and Chakra are considered sacred in Hinduism and are associated with Lord Vishnu, one of the major deities in Hindu mythology.
? The Shankh is a conch shell that is believed to represent the sound of creation and is often used in Hindu rituals and ceremonies. It is considered auspicious and is believed to bring positive energy, prosperity, and spiritual blessings. The Chakra, on the other hand, is a discus or wheel-like weapon that symbolizes the divine power of Lord Vishnu and is associated with protection and preservation.
? Namam Shankh Chakra Stand can be placed as a display or offering in a puja room, temple, or other sacred spaces. It is intricately carved or embellished with ornamental designs.
? This stand has a great cultural or religious significance, especially in Vaishnavite households or temples. It is typically used to display and venerate the Shankh and Chakra as auspicious symbols of Lord Vishnu and his divine attributes.
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