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Shani Kavacham
Shani Kavacham is available in ten different languages.
What's Shani Kavacham APK?
Shani Kavacham is a app for Android, It's developed by Anusha Pavan Kumar author.
First released on google play in 9 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 4.9K download times on Google play and rated as 4.22 stars with 9 rated times.
This product is an app in Books & Reference category. More infomartion of Shani Kavacham on google play
Shani Dev is one of the most popular deities that the Hindus pray to ward off evil and remove obstacles.
Shani literally means the “slow-moving-one”. According to myths, Shani oversees the "dungeons of the human heart and the dangers that lurks there."
Shani is represented as having a dark complexion and is said to be the son of Surya, the sun god, and Chaya, the servant whom his wife Swarna surrogated.
He is the brother of Yama, the god of death and is believed by many to be an avatar of Shiva.
The Lord of Bad Luck?:
Stories about his evil influence abound. Shani is said to have chopped off Ganesha’s head. He is lame and has a limp because his knee was injured when he fought as a child with Yama. In the mythology, he is represented as riding a chariot, carrying a bow and arrow and pulled by a vulture or crow. Shani is found wearing a blue cloth, blue flowers and sapphire.
He is also known as Saura (son of sun-god), Kruradris or Kruralochana (the cruel-eyed), Mandu (dull and slow), Pangu (disabled), Saptarchi (seven-eyed) and Asita (dark).
Shani literally means the “slow-moving-one”. According to myths, Shani oversees the "dungeons of the human heart and the dangers that lurks there."
Shani is represented as having a dark complexion and is said to be the son of Surya, the sun god, and Chaya, the servant whom his wife Swarna surrogated.
He is the brother of Yama, the god of death and is believed by many to be an avatar of Shiva.
The Lord of Bad Luck?:
Stories about his evil influence abound. Shani is said to have chopped off Ganesha’s head. He is lame and has a limp because his knee was injured when he fought as a child with Yama. In the mythology, he is represented as riding a chariot, carrying a bow and arrow and pulled by a vulture or crow. Shani is found wearing a blue cloth, blue flowers and sapphire.
He is also known as Saura (son of sun-god), Kruradris or Kruralochana (the cruel-eyed), Mandu (dull and slow), Pangu (disabled), Saptarchi (seven-eyed) and Asita (dark).
