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Kanakdhara Jaap Combo

Selected variant: 4 x 4 Inches

Free EnergisingKanakdharaLotus Seed MalaFor Daily JaapUnder Rs. 750
₹701₹1,39950% OFF
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Description

Kanakdhara Yantra, gold plated copper: 4 x 4 inch plate. Sold on its own for Rs. 400.

Kamalgatta (Lotus Seed) Mala: 108 natural lotus seed beads with a guru bead. Sold on its own for Rs. 500.

Separately the two run to Rs. 900. The combo price is Rs. 701, a saving of Rs. 199, and Rs. 1,399 is the combined M.R.P.

Also in the box: a drawstring pouch for the mala, a card showing where the yantra goes, and the Kanakdhara bij mantra printed with its count.

Who buys this combo

People going through a tight stretch with money, which is who the Kanakdhara has always been for. Anyone who's been told to do a Lakshmi jaap and doesn't own a mala suited to it. People who already keep a Shree Yantra and want something to sit in front of for the chanting itself. Buyers who want something with daily use in it. Families starting a Friday practice together, where one person chants and the others sit.

Items
2 (Kanakdhara Yantra, Kamalgatta Mala)
Kanakdhara Yantra
Gold-plated copper, 4 x 4 inch
Kamalgatta Mala
Natural lotus seed beads, 108 + guru bead
Also included
Mala pouch, placement card, bij mantra card
Versions
4 x 4 plate, 4 x 4 with stand, 7 x 7 in Italian frame
Energising
Free (worth Rs. 499), in your name and gotra
Dispatch
2-3 days after energising
Available options
4 x 4 Inches or 4 x 4 Inches With Stand or 7 x 7 Inches With Italian Frame
Preparation
Complimentary energising before dispatch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A few answers to help you choose with confidence.

It's tied to the Kanakdhara Stotram, composed by Adi Shankaracharya after a poor woman gave him her last amla. People keep it during a hard financial stretch and chant in front of it. It's a traditional practice with no guarantee attached.