Murti: The Embodiment of the Divine

What is Murti?

Murti is a sacred representation of a deity in Hinduism, typically depicted in a three-dimensional form.

The word "Murti" is derived from the Sanskrit word "murti," meaning "image" or "representation."

Murtis are often made of clay, wood, or stone, and are crafted with great care and devotion.

Types of Murtis

• Devi Murti: Representing the Goddess
• Bhagwan Murti: Representing the Lord
• Ganesh Murti: Representing Lord Ganesha
• Krishna Murti: Representing Lord Krishna

Importance of Murtis

• Murtis are believed to possess spiritual energy and are often worshipped for blessings and prosperity.
• Murtis are used in rituals and ceremonies to connect with the divine.
• Murtis are believed to possess healing properties and are used in Ayurvedic medicine.