Rare mystical shells known to bring prosperity to your surroundings...

Conch shells hold a special place in the vedic mythology. It was the instrument of Vishnu used for the creation of the universe. Especially the ones that open on the right hand side are very rare.

Dakshinavarti shankh is the symbol of Maa Laxmi. Goddess Laxmi is always depicted with Dakshinavarti Shankh in her hands. The Dakshinavarti Shankh is also known as Laxmi Shankh and Valampuri Shankh. Dkashina means the south side and south is the direction of Kuber, the God of Wealth. This shankh is very rare & much coveted and it is highly auspicious to keep it in Pooja for all round prosperity.

1. The Shree Laxmi Shankh has reverse turning spiral. When held with crown pointed up, the conch’s spiral will turn to the right (Dakshinavarti) rather than the far more common variety which turns left (Vamavarti).
2. Benifits of real Right hand Laxmi Shankh as per Skanda-Purana.
3. The sacred conch shell must be colour of cow’s milk and when blown, it should emit a long, loud and sonorous sound like OM.
4. It brings prosperity and abundance to the worshipper’s house.
5. It brings happiness and peace to the premises.
6. If kept in the bedroom, it brings unity and harmony among the couple.
7. If kept during the religious gathering, it brings knowledge by evoking Goddess Saraswati.
8. It enlightens the student with knowledge and sharpen their memory.
9. It will get rid of malefic planetary effects, evils and black magic.
10.  By filling it with Ganges water and sprinkle it on a person or around premises, it removes ill-effects of Brahma - hatya, Gau-hatya and Bal-hatya.

This is the rarest of the rare Holy MANSAROVAR Shankh which occurs only once or twice in a year.

Naturally occurring herbs with miraculous properties... Certain herbs have miraculous properties that only the ancients knew of many thousands of years ago. We are bringing that ancient knowledge back to the modern world.

 'Rare, Powerful and Miraculous herb Hatha Jadi (Himalayan Jadi), which is said to be imbued with divine tantric powers believed to bring in prosperity to its owner.

Hatha Jadi - is the root of a rare kind of herb found in upper higher regions of Himalayan thick forests. In these jungles one can find this rootor plant.

Hatha Jadi or Himalayan Jadi OR Lucky Jodi is a wonder of nature, in the shape of hands with fingers. This is actually a root of a very rare plant in the shape of hand. This, should be kept in vermillion powder or 'sindoor'.

Hatha Jadi blesses the worshipper with wealth and good luck, guards against accidents and bad influences of any tantric effect.

Hatha Jadi also increases the attraction power of a person, since it has the powers of Vashikaran. It is very useful in winning favours or winning trials etc. It is used as good luck charms began in the early ages of human civilization, when people started to treasure simple, everyday objects and assumed that they would help and protect them against the evil eye.

Rare lucky charms Himalayan Jadi are used most, when a person is afraid of facing uncertainty or dangers in their path. Himalayan Jadi is energised or abhimantrit by a special pooja - vidhi before it reaches you.

We offer Abhimantrit or energised or Siddh Himlayan Jadiwith complete Pooja rituals.

How to use the Five Elements to attract money, growth and success...

We do yoga to strengthen our body and we do meditation for peace of mind. But do we know about the important elements from which our body is made? In Hindu mythology, it is called "panchamahabhuta".

The pan- chamahabhuta are the five elements of nature. According to Hindu mythology, every human body essentially are made from five elements which are Earth (bhumi), Water (jala), Fire (agni), Air (Vayu) and Space (aakash).

Hindu’s believe that upon death, all these 5 elements of human body are dissolved to respective element of nature, so that it can balance the cycle of nature.

Each of these five elements has its own functions and characteristic described below:

Earth (bhumi):-
The first element of panchamahabhuta is “Earth” which is translated at Bhumi in Sanskrit. This element is perceived by five senses that are Hearing, Smell, Taste, Touch and Sight. The physical body with muscles and bones refers to Earth.

Water (jala):-
The second most important element is “water”, jala in Sanskrit. This element has no odor (smell) but can be heard, felt, seen and tasted. In human body, blood and other fluid are refer to Water.

Fire (agni):-
The next higher element in human body is “fire”, agni in Sanskrit. In human body the temperature, jatharagni are refers the fire. It can be heard, felt and seen.

Air (pawan):-
The fourth element of panchmahabhuta is “air”, pawan in Sanskrit.  Air can be felt and heard only, one cannot see the air. In human body, the oxygen and carbon dioxide in the body refers to Air. It is considered as one of the most important factor in Pranayam.

Sky (aakash):-
The fifth and last element of panchmahabhuta is “space” which is translated in Sanskrit as aakash. Space is the medium of sound but is inaccessible to all other senses. And as in human body the Aatma (Soul) refers to Space.

The combination of these 5 elements makes our body and will dissolve into respective element upon death.

The Human body is also the product of these 5 elements in different proportions. 72% water, 12% earth, 6% air, 4% fire and the rest is Ether.

Every element has an element that "creates" it and an element that "controls" it. Therefore, balance and harmony are maintained.

Imbalance of these Elements can bring NEGATIVITY in one’s body or there premises.

Our Five Elements Kit is prepared in such a way that it balances all the Five Elements and brings Wealth & Positive Energy in one’s body or at there home or office.