Small Brass Lord Dattatreya Datta Guru Idol
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Importance:
The Three Heads: These represent the Trimurti. The head of Brahma signifies the power to create, Vishnu represents the power to sustain, and Shiva represents the power to change and dissolve the old to make way for the new.
The Six Arms: Each hand holds sacred objects the Trishul (trident), Chakra (discus), Shankh (conch), Japamala (rosary), Kamandalu (water pot), and Damru (drum). Together, these symbolize mastery over time, sound, and the elements.
The Four Dogs: Dattatreya is almost always accompanied by four dogs, which represent the four Vedas (Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Atharva). They symbolize the importance of staying loyal to the truth and being alert on the spiritual path.
The Cow: Standing behind him is a cow, representing Mother Earth and the nurturing nature of the universe. It signifies that the Lord provides for all living beings.
Product Details:
Height: 4.5 inches approx
Width: 2.75 inches approx
Depth: 1.4 inches approx
Weight: 600 grams approx
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Contrary To Popular Belief.
Lord Dattatreya is a unique and powerful deity who represents the combined energy of the Hindu Trinity: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. This brass idol depicts him as the Supreme Guru, often shown with three heads and six arms, embodying the forces of creation, preservation, and transformation in a single form.
Importance:
The Three Heads: These represent the Trimurti. The head of Brahma signifies the power to create, Vishnu represents the power to sustain, and Shiva represents the power to change and dissolve the old to make way for the new.
The Six Arms: Each hand holds sacred objects the Trishul (trident), Chakra (discus), Shankh (conch), Japamala (rosary), Kamandalu (water pot), and Damru (drum). Together, these symbolize mastery over time, sound, and the elements.
The Four Dogs: Dattatreya is almost always accompanied by four dogs, which represent the four Vedas (Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Atharva). They symbolize the importance of staying loyal to the truth and being alert on the spiritual path.
The Cow: Standing behind him is a cow, representing Mother Earth and the nurturing nature of the universe. It signifies that the Lord provides for all living beings.
Benefits:
Wisdom and Knowledge: As the supreme teacher, Dattatreya is worshipped by students and seekers to gain clarity and sharp intellect. He is believed to help in mastering difficult subjects and complex life situations.
Mental Harmony: Because he balances the energies of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, his presence is thought to resolve internal conflicts and bring a sense of mental equilibrium.
Ancestral Peace: In many traditions, Dattatreya is worshipped to bring peace to one's ancestors and to clear any family related spiritual hurdles (Pitri Dosha).
Success in All Directions: Since he embodies the three main cosmic powers, his blessings are considered "all-round," helping with growth in career, stability in family, and progress in spiritual practice.
Product Details:
Height: 4.5 inches approx
Width: 2.75 inches approx
Depth: 1.4 inches approx
Weight: 600 grams approx
