An Exquisite Bronze Statue Of Lord Krishna For Your Pooja Room

 


Lord Krishna

Lord Krishna is the 8th manifestation of Lord Vishnu. He was the son of Devki and Vasudev by birth, but he was taken care of by Yashoda and Nanda, his foster mother and father. One of the most revered Hindu deities is Lord Krishna. Arjuna, the protagonist of the Mahabharata, heard Sri Krishna recite the Bhagavad Gita.

Krishna belonged to the Yadava clan, and the birth of Sri Krishna is depicted in a beautiful way in the Mahabharata. Krishna is typically portrayed in Hindu art as having a dark complexion (typically blue-black), and he is capable of holding both Kaumodaki’s club and Vajranabha’s chakra discus, both of which were given to them by Agni.

He typically plays the flute, wears yellow attire, and sports a peacock plume in his long black hair. When Krishna was a young man, cows frequently accompanied him as he worked as a cowherd.

Placing A Statue Of Lord Krishna In The Pooja Room:

Before placing Lord Krishna’s idol in the pooja room, you must have known some important things and rules. Placing the statue rightly will bring positivity, wealth, joy, and love to your home. You can place any type of statue of Lord Krishna in your home, but if you want something unique, you can buy the Kaliya Nartana Krishna Bronze Sculpture.

A bronze statue of Lord Krishna will bring positivity;

Lord Krishna’s statues made of bronze can have a major impact on changing the environment of your house. It will bring more positivity to your house. It invites prosperity, happiness, and love to your home.

By bringing a bronze statue to your home of lord Krishna you are inviting the good omens. If you are confusing which bronze statue to buy, you can go for Krishna Guruvayurappan Bronze Statue. This is a very beautiful hand-crafted bronze statue of Lord Krishna.

It’s Vital to Consider Which Way Your Krishna Statue Is Facing:

Make a map of the walls in your house so you know which way they face when you enter. You can use this to plan where to put your new Krishna statue. The northeast corner of the house is the best location for the idol.

You should never face the statue north to south; instead, you should face it either east to west or west to east. This positioning honors the Krishna statue the greatest and keeps the energy positive, much like the Feng Shui principles.

The Height Of The Room And The Area Where Your Statue Is Displayed Are Also Important.

The location of your Krishna statue and how high off the ground and away from the ceiling it is will depend on its size. Wherever you decide to place it, you should set a smaller statue so that it is at eye level.

Use a bookshelf or add a shelf to raise it to eye level. Without having to look up or down, you should always be able to stare at the statue while still making eye contact with the statue of the Hindu god Krishna.

If possible, try to elevate the statue at least a little bit off the ground, unless it is a very enormous statue. Krishna Venugopala is the perfect statue to place in your Pooja Ghar.

Conclusion

Lord Krishna is the most famous God in Hindu culture. He is the 8th avatar of Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. It is believed that worshipping Lord Krishna will fill anyone’s life with love, happiness, and prosperity. If you want to get a statue of Lord Krishna to place at your home temple, you can go for bronze statues.


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