Karumariamman Statue - 3 x 2 Inches | Sitting Karumariamman Idol/ Gold Polish Resin Statue for Pooja
• This Karumari amman statue is a divine representation of the powerful and kind goddess.
• Protection, wealth, and good health are thought to be granted by the Amman statue.
• You can invite the goddess's blessings and heavenly favor by putting this Amman idol in your house or temple.
• The goddess's exquisite details and divine aura are captured in the masterfully produced resin statue.
• The Karumari Amman is renowned for being both fierce and kind.
• This Amman statue is a representation of fortitude, bravery, and persistence.
• You can overcome challenges and accomplish your objectives by worshiping this Amman idol.
• The resin statue is an exquisite and revered work of art.
• The Karumari Amman is a strong god who will help you in conquering difficulties and succeeding.
• This Amman statue serves as a reminder of the heavenly protection and might.
• You can achieve inner calm and establish a connection with the divine by meditating on the form of the Amman idol.
• The divine feminine force is physically represented by the resin statue.
• The goddess Karumari Amman is a kind and kind person who looks out for her followers.
• This statue of Amman is a source of encouragement and inspiration.
• By consistently worshiping this Amman idol, you can develop a profound and significant spiritual bond.
• The resin statue is a stunning and revered item that will be treasured for many decades to come.
• One of the universe's strongest forces for good is the Karumari Amman.
A short narrative about Surya Bhagavan and Karumari Amman
Karumari Amman once went to the powerful Sun god to forecast his destiny while disguised as an old predicting woman. Not knowing that she was Devi Karumari, the Sun god ignored her presence. Devi Karumari disappeared in a flash, and the Sun lost its brightness, his glory diminished.
The Sun sincerely asked Karumari Amman for forgiveness after realizing how grave his error had been. He pleaded for Sunday to be devoted to Devi karumari. Karumari Amman. Devikarumari was touched by his genuineness and accepted his apology with grace; as a result, Sunday was celebrated in her honor. A remarkable aspect of this tale is the divine phenomenon witnessed twice a year, during the months of Panguni and Purattasi.
