This beautiful and unique frame fits almost perfectly in any room.<\/p>\r\n
Ashtmangal - 8 Auspicious Jain Symbols.<\/strong><\/p>\r\n 1. Swastika - Signifies peace and well-being.<\/p>\r\n 2. Shrivatsa - \'Vasta\' means chest and \'Shri\' means beauty. The middle of the chest is raised a little with a bunch of soft hair. This is called Shrivatsa. Shrivatsa means a beautiful mark manifested itself from the heart of the Jain<\/p>\r\n 3. Nandhyavarta - Big Swastika with nine corners. In mythology, nine points in Nandhyavarta indicate nine types of material, mental, physical and spiritual wealth and treasure.<\/p>\r\n 4. Vardhamanaka - Vadhamanaka is also known as Samput,<\/em> which means a shallow earthen dish used for lamps. When one shallow dish is covered by another one upside down, it appears like a box. This symbol is suggestive of an increase in wealth, fame, and merit due to the grace of the Lord.<\/p>\r\n 5. Sinhasana - (Sinhasana)<\/em> meaning throne. 6. Kalasha - Symbol of auspiciousness. It is a holy pitcher or a jug made of copper, silver or steel. It is used for religious and social ceremonies. It is used in temples when specific images are being worshipped. <\/p>\r\n 7. Minyugala - A pair of fish. It is a symbol of Cupid\'s banners coming to worship the Jina[2]<\/span><\/span> After defeating the God of Love.<\/p>\r\n 8. Darpana - Meaning a mirror. The mirror reflects one\'s true self because of its clarity.<\/p>'}))
It is auspicious because it is sanctified by the feet of the blessed Lord.<\/p>\r\n