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2" Small Hindu Philosopher Ramanujacharya Copper Idol | Saints Statues

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Ilaiya Perumal (the Ageless Vishnu), also known as Ramanujan or Ramanujacharya, was an Indian philosopher and theologian who lived in South India in the 12th century CE. His devotion to Lord Vishnu led him into conflict with a king there but also inspired him to develop a new school of thought within the Vedanta tradition known as Vishishta-Advaita or qualified non-dualism. Ramanujan thought that the aatman and parmatman were comparable to the body and soul of a person. The two are essentially identical, but the soul serves the body despite this. The aatman was to serve the Supreme Lord in this manner. He opined that surrendering to the divine through bhakti can lead to moksha. The revered educator is depicted in this tiny copper figure of Swami Ramanujan sitting with his hands folded in reverence, holding a flag with the Vaishnava emblem on it. 

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MIU896
Copper Statue
Height: 2.5 inch
Width: 1.5 inch
Depth: 1 inch
Weight 100 gm
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The Steadfast Devotion of Ramanujacharya

Embrace the profound wisdom and unwavering devotion of Sri Ramanujacharya, a pivotal figure in Hindu philosophy, with this exquisitely crafted copper idol. Seated in a posture of serene contemplation, this figurine captures the essence of a spiritual luminary who championed Bhakti Yoga, the path of devotional love. The detailed artistry, rendered in warm, lustrous copper, brings to life the revered Acharya, inviting a sense of peace and spiritual connection into your home or sacred space. Ramanujacharya, born in the 11th century, revolutionized Vaishnavism with his eloquent commentaries on ancient scriptures. He taught that liberation could be achieved not through mere ritual or asceticism, but through a deep, personal love for the divine. His teachings emphasized the inherent divinity of all beings and the accessibility of God to everyone, regardless of caste or creed. This philosophy of inclusive devotion resonated deeply, fostering a more egalitarian spiritual landscape in India. Legends tell of his profound humility and his ability to inspire millions with his profound understanding of Vedic texts, his most significant contribution being the Sri Bhasya, his commentary on the Brahma Sutras. This particular representation shows Ramanujacharya in a meditative pose, with his hands pressed together in Namaste, a gesture of reverence and greeting. He holds aloft a flag, a symbol of his triumph in establishing and propagating the Visishtadvaita philosophy, a school of Vedanta that posits a qualified non-dualism. The flag itself, though small in stature, carries immense symbolic weight, representing the victory of his spiritual teachings and the enduring legacy of his philosophical insights. The intricate details on the base, reminiscent of temple architecture, further anchor this piece in the rich cultural tapestry of India. The use of copper for this idol is significant. Copper is considered a sacred metal in Hinduism, known for its purity and its ability to conduct spiritual energy. It is believed to have auspicious properties and is often used in religious rituals and the creation of divine imagery. Owning a copper idol of a revered saint like Ramanujacharya is thought to bring blessings of wisdom, devotion, and spiritual growth. Place this figurine on your altar, desk, or in a peaceful corner to create an atmosphere of reverence and to draw inspiration from the life and teachings of this great philosopher and saint. It serves as a beautiful reminder of the power of devotion and the pursuit of spiritual truth.
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