Shri Krishna’s Shankha Paanchjanya

Shri Krishna is often depicted with a “Shankha,” which is known as Paanchjanya. Shri Krishna would blow the Paanchjanya before going into battle, filling his enemies with fear and his allies with courage. The shankha is also said to represent the primordial sound of creation, and it is a symbol of the Brahman. The blowing of the conch is an important ritual in Hinduism, and it is often used to mark the beginning or end of religious ceremonies.

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