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Energized Rudraksh malas (chain) made of 108 Panchamukhi (five faced) Rudraksha beeds, for anyone above 14 yrs. It helps cultivate inner freedom and purity.
Rudraksha Mala No.4 - length of mala = 13 inch, size of beed = 7 mm
** You must notify IshaShoppe of a damaged/cracked purchased mala within 1 day of receipt. After wearing the mala for some time it is not uncommon for a bead to become cracked. Remove any damaged beads. The minimum bead count in order to wear a mala is 85. We do not offer replacement beads.
Rudraksh, the most celebrated esoteric accessory of spiritual seekers has been used extensively since time immemorial. Botanically known as Elaeocarpus Ganitrus Roxb, Rudraksh are the dried seeds of a tree, which grows in select locations of South-East Asia, predominantly in the upper Himalayan mountain range of the Indian subcontinent bordering Nepal. A few Rudraksh trees have also been sighted in parts of the Velliangiri Mountains, in the Western Ghats.
The word Rudraksh literally means “tears of Shiva.” There are many legends in Indian scriptures and mythology that describe the divine origin of the Rudraksh tree. According to one legend, Shiva sat in meditation for many millennia with his eyes closed. Upon opening his eyes, he shed tears of ecstasy, which fell to the Earth and became the holy Rudraksh tree. Rudraksh beads were Shiva’s gift to the world.
Rudraksh offered by Isha Yoga Center are carefully selected and checked for their quality and authenticity and undergo a special process of consecration by Sadhguru. Assisting the seeker in many ways, they are potent aids for one’s physical, mental well-being and one’s spiritual sadhana (spiritual practice).
The following is a list of Rudraksh available through the Isha Yoga Center, which have been selected by Sadhguru for use by the common man, with the corresponding attributable properties.
Panchamukhi: These are five-faced Rudraksh which can be worn by anyone above 14 years of age. It helps cultivate inner freedom and purity.
Dwimukhi: These are two-faced Rudraksh intended for married persons. It is supportive for marital relationships and should be worn by both husband and wife.
Shanmukhi: These are six-faced Rudraksh intended for children below 14 years of age. This Rudraksh aids in proper physical and mental development and draws qualities of motherly love towards the child.
Gowrishankar: These are beads which look like two beads fused together and can be worn by anyone above 14 years of age. It aids in prosperity and balancing the Ida and Pingala nadis (energy channels) and activates the seven chakras.
Benefits of Rudraksh
Rudraksh’s curative properties have been utilized worldwide for a number of physical, mental and psychosomatic illnesses. They are very supportive for maintaining physical and mental balance. They aid in creating an atmosphere conducive for restful sleep in unfamiliar environments.
For spiritual seekers, Rudraksh plays a supportive role in enhancing one’s spiritual growth. Some of the esoteric benefits ascribed to Rudraksh include enhancement of intuition, infusion of tranquility of mind, assistance in meditation, purification of the aura, cleansing of the seven chakras, formation of a protective sheath around a person, providing protection against injury or negative and distorted energies, and development of dispassion and detachment.
Who Can Wear a Rudraksh?
Anyone, irrespective of gender, cultural, ethnic, geographical, or religious background can wear Rudraksh. Rudraksh can be worn by children, students, the elderly, ill, etc. for special benefits. They are intended for persons at any stage in life irrespective of mental and/or physical condition.
Selecting a Rudraksh
Rudraksh in their natural state have their own energies that are very beneficial to the wearer. However, Rudraksh can also be specially consecrated to enhance the impact upon the wearer. In the tradition, Rudraksh are usually received from a Guru – a spiritual Master.
Conditioning of Rudraksh
To condition new Rudraksh beads, immerse them in Ghee (clarified butter - ideally when cooled but still in liquid form – do not apply while Ghee is still hot) for 24 hours and then soak them in full fat milk for an additional 24 hours. Wipe the beads with a clean cloth, but do not wash them with soap (you can apply Vibhuti (sacred ash) after wiping with the cloth. Conditioning should take place every six months.
Proper Care of Rudraksh
Rudraksh can be worn at all times, including during sleep and while doing one’s spiritual practices. Rudraksh may be worn during bathing times. However, care must be taken that the Rudraksh do not come in contact with hot water or soap. Rudraksh should not come in contact with metal, therefore, it is advisable not to place them in metal containers. However, Rudraksh can be cast in gold or silver if one chooses to do so. Extreme care should be taken when fashioning Rudraksh in this manner, as damage may occur through improper handling.
Rudraksha Mala No.4 - length of mala = 13 inch, size of beed = 7 mm
** You must notify IshaShoppe of a damaged/cracked purchased mala within 1 day of receipt. After wearing the mala for some time it is not uncommon for a bead to become cracked. Remove any damaged beads. The minimum bead count in order to wear a mala is 85. We do not offer replacement beads.
Rudraksh, the most celebrated esoteric accessory of spiritual seekers has been used extensively since time immemorial. Botanically known as Elaeocarpus Ganitrus Roxb, Rudraksh are the dried seeds of a tree, which grows in select locations of South-East Asia, predominantly in the upper Himalayan mountain range of the Indian subcontinent bordering Nepal. A few Rudraksh trees have also been sighted in parts of the Velliangiri Mountains, in the Western Ghats.
The word Rudraksh literally means “tears of Shiva.” There are many legends in Indian scriptures and mythology that describe the divine origin of the Rudraksh tree. According to one legend, Shiva sat in meditation for many millennia with his eyes closed. Upon opening his eyes, he shed tears of ecstasy, which fell to the Earth and became the holy Rudraksh tree. Rudraksh beads were Shiva’s gift to the world.
Rudraksh offered by Isha Yoga Center are carefully selected and checked for their quality and authenticity and undergo a special process of consecration by Sadhguru. Assisting the seeker in many ways, they are potent aids for one’s physical, mental well-being and one’s spiritual sadhana (spiritual practice).
The following is a list of Rudraksh available through the Isha Yoga Center, which have been selected by Sadhguru for use by the common man, with the corresponding attributable properties.
Panchamukhi: These are five-faced Rudraksh which can be worn by anyone above 14 years of age. It helps cultivate inner freedom and purity.
Dwimukhi: These are two-faced Rudraksh intended for married persons. It is supportive for marital relationships and should be worn by both husband and wife.
Shanmukhi: These are six-faced Rudraksh intended for children below 14 years of age. This Rudraksh aids in proper physical and mental development and draws qualities of motherly love towards the child.
Gowrishankar: These are beads which look like two beads fused together and can be worn by anyone above 14 years of age. It aids in prosperity and balancing the Ida and Pingala nadis (energy channels) and activates the seven chakras.
Benefits of Rudraksh
Rudraksh’s curative properties have been utilized worldwide for a number of physical, mental and psychosomatic illnesses. They are very supportive for maintaining physical and mental balance. They aid in creating an atmosphere conducive for restful sleep in unfamiliar environments.
For spiritual seekers, Rudraksh plays a supportive role in enhancing one’s spiritual growth. Some of the esoteric benefits ascribed to Rudraksh include enhancement of intuition, infusion of tranquility of mind, assistance in meditation, purification of the aura, cleansing of the seven chakras, formation of a protective sheath around a person, providing protection against injury or negative and distorted energies, and development of dispassion and detachment.
Who Can Wear a Rudraksh?
Anyone, irrespective of gender, cultural, ethnic, geographical, or religious background can wear Rudraksh. Rudraksh can be worn by children, students, the elderly, ill, etc. for special benefits. They are intended for persons at any stage in life irrespective of mental and/or physical condition.
Selecting a Rudraksh
Rudraksh in their natural state have their own energies that are very beneficial to the wearer. However, Rudraksh can also be specially consecrated to enhance the impact upon the wearer. In the tradition, Rudraksh are usually received from a Guru – a spiritual Master.
Conditioning of Rudraksh
To condition new Rudraksh beads, immerse them in Ghee (clarified butter - ideally when cooled but still in liquid form – do not apply while Ghee is still hot) for 24 hours and then soak them in full fat milk for an additional 24 hours. Wipe the beads with a clean cloth, but do not wash them with soap (you can apply Vibhuti (sacred ash) after wiping with the cloth. Conditioning should take place every six months.
Proper Care of Rudraksh
Rudraksh can be worn at all times, including during sleep and while doing one’s spiritual practices. Rudraksh may be worn during bathing times. However, care must be taken that the Rudraksh do not come in contact with hot water or soap. Rudraksh should not come in contact with metal, therefore, it is advisable not to place them in metal containers. However, Rudraksh can be cast in gold or silver if one chooses to do so. Extreme care should be taken when fashioning Rudraksh in this manner, as damage may occur through improper handling.
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