*Kantha of Ekamukhi round Nepalese beads... rarest of the rare !
Ekavaktraswarupaya,shivaya paramatmane,
bhukti-mukti-pradatrecha
tasmai Shri Shambhave Namah.
I salute the ever auspicious Shiva again and again who is verily the Param Tattwa. He is the only cause and means of the entire creation and has mercifully manifested as the Ek Mukhi Rudraksha for the benefit of His devotees.
The Eka mukhi Rudraksha is a superb blend of the Ichhashakti, Kriyashakti and Jnanashakti of Lord Shiva. It therefore bestows material and spiritual prosperity on the sadhak. Such a person progresses in material gains and in spiritual wealth like patience, forgiveness, humility, non violence etc. Health, wealth and peace reign in the household possessing this Rudraksha.
The Bhagavadgita says that he who is undamaged by the outbursts of joy and sorrow is a Sthitaprajnya Yogi. He is a true Sadhak and a true devotee of the Lord. The person wearing this Rudraksha eventually experiences such a state in his life.
A round one mukhi Rudraksha is extremely hard to procure. Therefore, a cashew shaped Rudraksha belonging to the same family but a different species is generally used.
Recitation of the mantra Shivaaya Namah regularly for minimum 108 times a day accompanied by silent sitting and observing the breath will immensely help the Sadhak as the Rudraksha activates the Sahasrara Chakra.These practices are left to the discretion of the seeker.
7 comments:
gurucharan@1I am wearing 5 mukhi mala (54 + 10 mukhi as guru bead) any suggestion for me.
Regards
deepakv2u@gmail.com
u have not disclosed any details of what exactly u expect frm me.. like eg. do u want to know which rudraksha u shd be wearing or... what which rudraksha u can wear in combination with the existing one etc.. kindly be specific about your query
Is there any difference between Nepal beads anad Java beads, other than the size. Do they differ in chemical/biological properties?
Will wait for your answer, Thanks.
-Shikher
Hello,
First I would like to thank you for the great information you have provided, very educational.
Second, I have a question for you; Is there any difference between Nepal beads and Java beads other than physical size, do they differ in chemical/biological properties?
Thanks.
Shikher
The chemical/ biological properties differ as per the soil, water and climate a plant gets. Obviously these factors are different in Nepal than in Java.So there aught to be some difference between the organic structure of the bead though it belongs to the same family. The prominent differences are the differnce in size as well as the formation of Mukhas and ridges.
Yet many people have experienced identical results by wearing Javanese beads.
I have not done laboratory analysis for the same.
Hello Shekhar,
I enjoyed reading your blog as I am too interested in rudrakshas and they do hold imminent power. I had a question for you. I see how you put rudrakshas according to chakras and there are website that make malas according to chakras as well... but what about higher mukhis, such as 15-21. Where one might wear them? What part of the body to enhance its effects?
Will wait for your answer. Thanks -Shikher
Whatever is mentioned in the blog is based on the Rudraksha jabalopanishad, devibhagawata, shiva purana, padmapurana etc.... none of them have mentioned about rudrakshas more than 14 faces. Neither do they speak about ganesh or gaurishankar rudraksha.
So all the knowledge in this field is based pn personal experience.
I do recommend Gauri Shankar in some cases but I do not recommend rudrakshas above 14 faces for want of proper shastric evidence.
These rudrakshas are extremely costly and a very few people can experiment with them.
Rudraksha sites claim to have some material which has been written by Nath Panthis.. but i leave it entirely to the discretion of the reader to wiegh and then believe the authenticity of such an evidence.
Such beads are only a collectors choice. Coz whatever a common man can ask for can be achieved with 2 to 14 face rudrakshas.
Namah Shivaya !
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