Karungali Trishul – Mahadev and Maa Durga's Divine Weapon for Home Protection

Karungali Trishul – Mahadev and Maa Durga's Divine Weapon for Home Protection

Rs. 599.00
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Karungali Trishul – Mahadev and Maa Durga's Divine Weapon for Home Protection

Karungali Trishul – Mahadev and Maa Durga's Divine Weapon for Home Protection

Rs. 599.00
Sale price  Rs. 599.00 Regular price  Rs. 999.00

The Trishul (Trident) is the most powerful divine weapon in Sanatan Dharma — carried by Mahadev himself, and also by Maa Durga and Maa Kali. Its three points represent the three gunas (sattva, rajas, tamas) and the destruction of the three types of suffering. Wherever the Trishul is established, negative forces cannot stay.

This Trishul is hand-carved from Karungali (Black Ebony) — the sacred wood associated with Lord Shani and revered in South Indian tradition for absorbing and repelling negative energy. When the Trishul's divine power combines with Karungali's protective nature, the effect is believed to become many times stronger than an ordinary Trishul.

Benefits of Keeping It at Home

  • Removes negative energy: clears heavy, disturbed vibrations from the home, shop or puja room
  • Protection from buri nazar: traditionally kept to guard the family from evil eye, drishti and black magic
  • Mahadev's blessings: invites Shiva's grace, peace and spiritual strength into the house
  • Shakti's power: as Maa Durga's and Maa Kali's weapon, it is worshipped for courage and victory over enemies
  • Destroys obstacles: believed to cut through problems, delays, fear and confusion
  • Peaceful home: helps reduce family disputes, anger and restlessness
  • Karungali advantage: the black ebony body is said to multiply the Trishul's protective effect manifold

Where to Keep It

  • In the ghar ka mandir or puja room — this is the most recommended place
  • Beside a Shivling, Shiva photo, or Durga/Kali murti
  • At the main entrance to guard the doorway
  • In the shop, office or cash counter for business protection
  • Always keep it upright on a clean cloth or stand — never on the bare floor

How to Worship

  1. Clean the Trishul with a soft dry cloth before establishing it.
  2. Offer vibhuti, kumkum, chandan or flowers — especially on Mondays, Tuesdays and during Navratri or Mahashivratri.
  3. Chant "Om Namah Shivaya" or "Om Dum Durgaye Namaha" 11 or 108 times.
  4. Light a diya and dhoop, and pray with a clear intention for the protection of your home.

Care Instructions

Keep away from water and chemicals. Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Do not wash. Store in a clean, dry place. If the wood looks dry, apply a light coat of pure oil.

Note: Being a hand-carved natural wood product, slight variation in size, colour, grain and finish is normal and a sign of authenticity.

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