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Faces of Rudrakshas
It is believed that the
smalled the size of Rudrakshas, the more auspicious it is. The importance of
Rudrakshas has been detailed in all the Puranas of the Hindu Religion, such as
Devi Purana, Shiv Purana, Sikand Purana, Padam Purana, Ling Purana etc.
Rudrakshas
Utility
In the modern scientific
age, everything is subjected to test. Unless and until the test is completed
and results obtained, nothing can be accepted as scientific, yet there are
thousands of natural articles which are not subject to any test, yet are
result-oriented. These include Shavetarak Ganpati, Dakshineya Sankh, Siyar
Singhi, Hath Jori, Safteek Shiva Linga, Parad Shiv Linga. Pardarshi Saligram,
Kam roop Mani, Abayakat Salligaram and The Lagu coconut. All these things are
very rare but when found give health, wealth and happiness.
Likewise, nature has
created Rudraksha. Rudraksh trees are found in Nepal, Tibet, Indonesia and
Malaysia. The trees bear flowers and then the flowers turn into fruits which
are called Rudrakshas. These are generally found with Yogis, Sanyasis.
Foreigners and people use them around their neck as beads or as a rosary.
The Rudraksh brings good
fortune. Out of the series of Rudrakshas One, Five, Seven, Nine, Eleven,
Fourteen and twenty-one faced are termed very lucky, and are rarely available.
This also includes Gauri Shankar Rudraksha. When two or three Rudrakshas are
joined together they are known as Gauri Sankar and Parvati, which is the most
auspicious for wealth, family and comforts.
These are often helpful in
curing diseases. Those having blood pressure should wear it on the right arm.
Fatal discases, epilepsy and fainting fits are curd by rubbing it in honey.
They are being used in many Ayurvedic medicines and in its capsules.
Normally one to 16 faced
Rudrakshas are available in the market, but are costly, whereas 17 to 21 faced
are rarely available. All are genuine. These should be worn after performing
due rituals to gain maximum benefit out of this rare natural fruit.
Methods
of Wearing
Detailed methods for
wearing the Rudraksh are provided below. The person who has to wear Rudraksha
should take a bath early on Monday morning, should wear clean clothes and sit
on asana and keep with him Puja Samagri and Ganges water and the Rudraksh which
he wants to wear. The Rudraksh should be kept on a wooden piece before him. One
should apply tilak on his forehead with chandan, sandoor and Bhasam. One should
keep towel etc., on the head.
Pooja be started with
three Achmans reciting each time the following mantras:
Om
Keshvaye Nama Swaha
Om
Madhvaye Nama Swaha
Om
Narayanaye Nama Swaha
After performing Pranayam
and paying respects to Lord Shiva. Ganesha, Vishnu and to one’s preceptor one
should then do Sankalpa. In case one does not remember Sankalpa, then one
should utter in one’s mind that purpose for which the Rudraksh is being worn.
This should be done with
complete faith.
After Sankalpa, perform
pooja of various lords and wash Rudraksh in Panch Amrit and finally with Ganges
water. Put a black thread in the Rudraksh and wear it on the arm or around the
neck.
This method is for all
types of Rudraksh, whereas mantras for each faced Rudraksh are different.
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