According to the Puranas, once a fierce battle broke out between Lord Shiva and the demon Jallundhara. They both appeared equally matched with no one ready to lose, and hence the battle continued for a long time. In fact it was not like an ordinary battle between the gods and the demons, but it was a match between the chastities of two chaste women Parvati and Vrinda. read more......

This is a very powerful and commenly found Shaligrama. As the name indicates  Sudershan was utilised by Lord Krishna to kill the demons and any other being who came in between 'Dharma'. Sudarsanah -"One who is easy to be perceived if the seeker has sufficient devotion," or "He whose meeting is auspicious inasmuch as it removes the seeker's worldly worries." It has protected the society from the wrong doer's and saved the mankind from being devastated. The worshipper of this Shaligram gets immense protection from occult, black magic and bestow him with peace and Moksha. Sudershan keeps all devils away and so is the persons trying to harm the worshipper have a very sad end. All the obstacles are removed from path of the worshipper and he leads a very comfortable and pious life. It also helps in increasing the wit and creativity. The worshipper not only fights for his own rights but also struggles to attain the rights of others. The worship of this Shaligram is very beneficial for especially leaders, businessmen politicians, doctors and professionals.

Dhanesvarah - The Lord of wealth. Here the term "Wealth" means all the good things in the universe- all objects of happiness. He is described in the Puranas as the Lord of the Goddess Lakshmi (Lakshmipati) and as such He is ever the Master-of-all-wealth. The greatest of wealth is, of course, the liberation, and Lord Narayana is the Isvara of this great wealth, He blesses the true devotees with the experience of complete liberation from the entanglements and sorrows of the vestures of matter around us.