who can wear blue sapphire

Over the course of more than a century and two jewels, Rudratree Rudraksha and Gemstones has stood as a symbol of integrity and custom within the gemstone sector. Blue sapphire, identified in Vedic astrology as ‘Neelam’, is a particularly remarkable gem among the offerings due to its mesmerizing aesthetics and profound astrological implications

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who can wear blue sapphire

Over the course of more than a century and two jewels, Rudratree Rudraksha and Gemstones has stood as a symbol of integrity and custom within the gemstone sector. Blue sapphire, identified in Vedic astrology as ‘Neelam’, is a particularly remarkable gem among the offerings due to its mesmerizing aesthetics and profound astrological implications

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Shiva as Lord Neelkanth

"The One Mukhi Rudraksha (Neelkanth), an incarnation of Shiva, is the Blue Throat of God." The common name for the God Shiva, Neelkanth, means literally "the one with the blue throat." This well-known emblem has a deep symbolic value and is connected to the holy Mukhi Rudraksha. The rarest and strongest Rudraksha bead on the market is the 1 Mukhi

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Discovering the Tranquility of Palli Kondeswara Swamy Temple

In the heart of Tamil Nadu, nestled amidst the serene village of Surutapalli in Chittoor district, lies a hidden gem that embodies the essence of peace and spirituality—the Palli Kondeswara Swamy Temple. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple stands out for its unique depiction of the deity in a reclining posture, known as Pallikondeswarar, a rare

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shaligram In Bangalore

Shaligram, a sacred black stone found in the riverbeds of Nepal and India, has long held a significant place in Hindu worship, especially for devotees of Lord Vishnu. These divine stones are revered as earthly manifestations of the deity and are often worshipped in homes and temples. The Shaligrams are naturally occurring fossils of ammonite shells

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