In Hindu tradition, Shaligram (or Shaligram Shila) is a sacred black stone found in the Gandaki River in Nepal, revered by Vaishnavas as a representation of the deity Vishnu. Ram, an incarnation of Vishnu, holds a significant connection with Shaligram as it embodies his divine presence and attributes.Ram and Shaligram:Symbol of Vishnu: Shaligram is considered an iconic representation of Vishnu, and since Ram is Vishnu's seventh avatar, the Shaligram is also associated with him.Worship Practices: Devotees of Ram often worship Shaligram as part of their spiritual rituals. It's believed that having a Shaligram in the home brings blessings and protection from evil.Purity and Sanctity: The Shaligram is revered for its purity and sanctity. It is believed to have divine powers and is worshipped with utmost respect, much like the reverence shown to Lord Ram.