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Conch  see  Shankh

Hath Jodee
There is no single website selling genuine Hatha Jodee. All the Hatha Jodee available and sold in the market are made from chicken legs or from the legs of rock lizard. The genuine Hatha Jodee never looks like a pair of hands etc. It is a plant product.

Mani (Gems)
Naag Mani, Bamboo pearl, etc are considered sacred objects and are used to bring good luck. There are several gems, not only nine gems but also other kinds of gems are used to alleviate problems of people.

Rudraaksh

Shaaligraam
Shaaligraam is stone. In Hindu religion Shaaligraam is considered a kind of form of Vishnu. Shaaligraam are found in Gandakee River, in Nepal. In fact it is a fossilized sea snail and is known as ammonites. They are available in many designs and according to them they are named. Although most of the Shaaligraam are with animal fossils, but according to a PhD Thesis on ammonites, only Hiranya Garbh Shaaligraam do not have animal fossil inside. Ammolite is a rare and valuable opal-like organic gemstone found primarily along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains of the United States and Canada too. It is arguably the rarest gemstone on earth, rivaling the rarity of such gemstones as alexandrite and red diamonds. It is also made of the fossilized shells of ammonites.

Siyaar Singee

Trees
Aamalaa (Indian Gooseberry), Banana tree, Baragad (Bad or Banyan), Doorvaa grass, Peepal,  Tulasee (Holy Bail), Bel (Bilva offered to Shiv) are such plants and trees which are considered sacred and are many times worshipped by Hindu on different occasions.

Shankh (Conch)
Certain Shankh are very sacred, such as Lakshmee Shankh etc, that they are rare to procure, and are worshipped by people. It is one of must object in worshipping process.

 

 

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Created on 05/18/2008 and Updated on 11/25/2012