Garudalwar Statue (Karudan Idol)

Ebony (Karungali) Nataraj is an artistic piece that symbolizes the universal rhythms of creation, preservation, and destruction. Carved from Karungali wood, which is revered for its durability and vibrant hue, it’s believed this sacred piece can bring good luck and increase wealth and prosperity for its owner.

Lord Garudalwar Idol

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Garuda, the avian god of Hindu mythology, is widely venerated as Vishnu’s vehicle mount (vahana) and symbolized as either an enormous bird with partially opened wings or as an anthropomorphic figure with wings and hawklike features. Garuda often displays two hands folded together in reverence (Anjali mudra) while carrying either an umbrella or pot of amrita; sometimes, Vishnu himself rides upon him!

Garuda represents selflessness and righteousness. As an animal representing freedom from entrapment and protection of all living things, he has long been known for destroying evil and demons. According to legend, this powerful bird can travel anywhere on Earth.

About Lord Garudalwar

Lord Garudalwar, Visnu’s Vahana or carrier deity, is revered by Hindus for his strength and power. As one of many temple deities (and sometimes as their presiding deity), Garudalwar often plays a prominent role. Upanishads and Puranas praise him, and devotees believe they can access his special energy by dedicating themselves to him.

Garudalwar is one of the most magnificent and powerful gods. As the King of Birds, he exudes power with every breath he takes and boasts an almost as wide wingspan as body width; each feather on his wings sparkles like jewels to bring peace and joy wherever his presence may be felt. He serves as a protector for all living things, and his presence brings both peace and delight wherever it’s seen.

Garudalwar is very fond of Lord Vishnu and often transports Him on His missions. When He leaves their presence behind, Rudrai and Sukeerthi miss their husband immensely. Garudalwar also serves as guardian of the Vedas against enemies; Lord Vishnu trusts Garudalwar to protect His devotees as well.

Lord Garudalwar benefits

Garuda is the eagle mount of Lord Vishnu. Many people worship him due to his ability to safely carry people and goods across great distances, help overcome obstacles in life, and protect from enemies. He also offers grace, courage, and knowledge to overcome difficult circumstances such as cancer, snake bites, or other diseases that cause death. Many consider him their protector.

The Nataraj statue, which is made from Karungali wood, holds great spiritual meaning in Vedic tradition. It represents its foundational principles as well as cosmic energies through its design. Furthermore, this art piece can help connect one with the divine and gain enlightenment.

Devotees of Sri Venkateswara believe that by chanting the Dandakam mantra before undertaking long journeys, Garuda will serve as their travel companion and protect them from all types of dangers. Additionally, many believe this mantra helps eliminate black magic and negative energy, remove curses associated with killing snakes, and avoid sarpa dosha.

How to do Pooja for goddess Garudalwar

Mothers worship Garudalwar on this day to ensure they give birth to an intelligent and fearless child, bring prosperity, and promote health and prosperity for their households. This ceremony is known as Garuda Panchami or Garuthmantha Vrata.

To conduct this pooja, first, cleanse the room and arrange Garuda photos or idols in front of you. Draw five Rangoli patterns or Kolams around them. Next, set out a banana leaf covered with turmeric dust as well as an Indian gowri thoram made of Turmeric powder near it; place Kalasam, Kodi Janjjam Vastram Vastram Pongu Nool Pancha Karpooram Flowers into Talasam in four separate piles for Lord Ganesha and Goddess Gowri respectively. Finally, keep two garlands in front of each for Lord Ganesha and Goddess Gowri!

Ebony (Karungali) Nataraj holds great spiritual meaning for Vedic traditions. It symbolizes the fundamental laws of nature and fosters mental clarity and inner peace. In contrast, its movement symbolizes universal rhythms and cycles. It provides a powerful aid to meditation that connects us with our higher selves and protects us from negative influences from planets that affect our horoscopes (Navagraha Doshas).

Lord Garudalwar Mantra

This karungali statue depicts Lord Garuda carrying Vishnu and Lakshmi on its shoulders while showing Abhaya and Varada mudras on Vishnu’s front hands. Displaying such artwork at home or work can greatly boost one’s ability and creativity, as well as achieve success in all endeavors. It can also reduce one’s fear of snakes or reptiles while alleviating the negative effects of Sarpa Doshas such as Kaala Sarpa Dosha, Naga Dosha, and Rahu Doshas from Sarpa Doshas such as Kaala Sarpa Dosha.

Garuda Dandakam mantra can be of immense help to those suffering from doshas, particularly fears and anxieties. Chanting this daily can alleviate all such fears and anxiety; protection is given from poisonous animals or insects; wars are won, victory is obtained, and salvation is found. Reciting it on Garuda Panchami or any Paksha Panchami Tithi brings maximum results but can also be performed at any point during the day.