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Paramahamsa Vishwananda has been painting devotional images since He was a child. As with everything He does, each stroke of His brush is filled with love and devotion.

Śri Viṭṭhala Giridhārī Parabrahman is the name of this six-armed form of the Lord, who is the  Supreme Person in whom all auspicious qualities reside. Each of His eight different attributes has a profound meaning: the conch (God in the form of vibration); the chakra (intention); the raised little finger (protection of devotees); the lotus (purity); the mace (discernment); the flute (calling the devotees); two mudras (knowledge and surrender).

The practice of chanting His Name adds ‘namah’ to indicate our surrender to the Lord (śrī viṭṭhala giridhāri parabrahmaṇe namah). This mantra has been given by Paramahamsa Vishwananda as one of the  most powerful ways to find the bliss within the core of our being and thus realise the highest potential of this human birth.

Frame Options: Aluminium frame or oak wood frame

Art Print Finishing: Acrylic glass (glossy)

Framed Size: 43 x 31 cm

COPYRIGHT NOTE
This is a print reproduction of an original painting done by Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda in the year 2023. The artwork and the print production is protected by copyright. Any form of exploitation - with the exception of resale - requires the written consent of the Seller Bhakti Event GmbH, unless statutory exceptions apply. With the sale of the print production, the Buyer expressly receives no right for the production and/or reproduction of illustrations or copies, of any kind. Any exhibition of the print production of the artwork above, must be approved by the Artist and the Seller.