Full view of altar.

 Lord Sri Ananta Krishna.

Lord Hanumanji

Narasimha group.  The large murti is a copy of New Vrindaban's deity.  He is made from Ganga clay and resin.  In front are Laxmi Narasimha, a simple brass Narasimha and a small bronze deity that was

Sri Sudarshan.  He is very difficult to please and does not like to be looked at.  If you were to gaze at Him, it seems that His arms and legs begin to spin.

I bathe Him daily with cold water and normally cover with sandal paste.
 

These are  2 silas from Ahobilam.  1 Dwaraka and and Salagram.  Although you can not see from the photo, the inside of the sila contains 2 siral chakras, a gold brahmana thread and quartz heart.  I very auspiscious Narayana salagram.  The Ahobilam silas are stained with drops of blood from the slain asuras.

Narasimha sila on the left.  The sila on the right has not fully reveled His identity.  There are very deep jagged marks on the top and many symbols on the bottom.  He fits into many catagories so I am hesitat to "name" Him until I am very sure. Next to His chakra you can see a clear conch shape.

On the left an intense Ugra Narasimha.  On the right another Narasimha.

Painted Narasimhas

My pradhana sila.  The two holes in the front lead into the sila.  You can see His marvelous internal chakras in the correct light.

Patita Pavana Jagannath with Sudarshan Chakra.

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