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Thursday, 9 February 2012

12000 saligramam and 33 crore celestials


Lord Vishnu, presiding deity at Kerala's Padmanabhaswami temple is made of 12,000 'salagramams' or sacred stones.The stones, brought from Gandaki river in Nepal, are bound together by a mixture of herbs and resins, a sticking subtance.

A book on the Travancore royal family which maintains the temple reveals that the 18-foot Vishnu idol bears the images of a whopping 33 crore celestials in conceptualised form, besides those of goddess Lakshmi and Bhoomi Devi as well as sages.

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