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THE
ULTIMATE SRI RADHA KRISHNA KAVACHAM
Item # VTP20
The Sri Sudarshan Chakra Kavacha
This Kavacham (armor) is explained
In the Brihat Tantra Sara, a large compilation of
tantrik rites, here Sri Krishna appears as a
fully-flowered tantrika devata, with his own
yantra, gayatri, mantra and puja or ritual which
uses this Kavacha.
It is considered to inspire the
wearer to achieve revelation, enlightenment and
unity with the highest Being.
Arranged on a diagram of lotus
flower it introduces peace which brings power and
makes every action successful. Symbol of the
Absolute, the union of all wisdom.
Other uses are to ward off
illnesses; it heals the ten major organs of the
human body; responsible for sound condition of the
whole body.
The structure of this Kavacha is
intended to marshal divine powers to stop new
diseases from entering the body and to eliminate
the existing ones.
Also inspires the wearer to follow
the wheel of life; follow the wheel of duty to
race and kin, to friend and foe, and to close the
mind to pleasures as to pain. Exhaust the law of
Karmic retribution.
The scriptures recommend the wearer
to be on "The Heart Hand of Krishna", symbol of
activity, power and a person's fate kept in God's
palm.
Also regarded as a armor that moves
one’s fate to deal a "lucky hand", provides only
true and affectionate friends, the ability to make
right choices.
The most highly recommended
Kavacham in this era of Kali Yuga.
Sing with joy the unending glories
of the sweet Lord Krishna, the golden Gaurasundar,
the One and Only Divine Abode of Pure Love.
Talisman is made with 23.5 carat
gold paper (gilding) and sixteen very auspicious
inks.
Called The Sri Sudarshan Chakra
Kavacham
Handmade
Waterproof
925 -
Sterling Silver - Metal weight approx. 5.1 ~ 5.6
grams
Dimension of Metal casing: 2 cm x 1.3 cm x 7
mm without loop approximately. Loop Size: 6-8 mm, approximately.
See Sample of Gayatri Yantra,
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