||Om Namo Srinivasaya Namo||
The idol of Lord Srinivasa is one of the most sacred and powerful murtis (divine images) in Hinduism. Every feature, including its posture, ornaments, and divine marks, carries deep spiritual symbolism.
Material: Crafted from sacred Neem wood, this piece retains divine energy, embodying spiritual essence and purity.
Height: Approximately 8 feet tall.
Posture: Upright in Samabhanga (balanced posture), signifying equilibrium.
Expression: A calm yet majestic face, radiating divine compassion.
🌀 Upper Right Hand – Sudarshana Chakra
🔹 Symbolizes destruction of evil and protection of devotees.
🔹 Represents the eternal cycle of time and supreme power.
📯 Upper Left Hand – Panchajanya Shankha
🔹 Signifies divine sound (Om) and purity.
🔹 The conch sound removes negative energies.
🤲 Lower Right Hand – Varada Mudra
🔹 The hand of blessing, symbolizing grace and fulfillment of desires.
🛡️ Lower Left Hand – Kati Hasta Mudra
🔹 Represents confidence, readiness, and divine strength.
Shankha Mukuta (Crown): A tall golden crown studded with precious gems, signifying supreme authority.
Tilak (Namam) on the Forehead: A white U-shaped tilak with a red/yellow streak, symbolizing Vishnu and Lakshmi.
Sri Lakshmi Srinivasa Dollar: A golden ornament on the chest symbolizing the presence of Goddess Lakshmi.
Nagabharanam: Golden snake ornaments representing Ananta Shesha and divine protection.
Vaijayanti Mala: A sacred garland with 108 beads, symbolizing devotion and cosmic energy.
Padukas (Holy Feet): Touching them removes all sins and brings divine blessings.
Right Foot Slightly Forward: Signifies the Lord’s readiness to help His devotees.
The sanctum radiates divine energy, and many devotees feel a deep spiritual connection upon seeing the idol.
Kaliyuga Varada: Considered the savior in Kali Yuga.
Every aspect of Lord Srinivasa’s idol holds deep spiritual meaning, reinforcing faith, surrender, and divine protection.