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2 Mukhi Rudraksha Is Ruled By Lord Ardhanarishvara Who Is Depicted With Right Side As Shiva And Left Side As Shakti. Ardhanarishvara Represents The Synthesis Of Masculine And Feminine Energies Of The Universe (Purusha And Prakriti) And Illustrates How Shakti, The Female Principle Of God Who Is The Mind, Is Inseparable (According To Some Interpretations) And Same As Shiva.
2 Mukhi Rudraksha Unites The Mind With The Soul And Heals Wavering Mind And Emotions. It Brings The Wearer Closer To His True Identity. It Bestows Self-Confidence, Emotional Stability, Inner Bliss And Concord In Relationships. 2 Mukhi Rudraksha
16 Mukhi Rudraksha Is Ruled By Mahamrityunjaya Form Of Lord Shiva. This Rudraksha Bestows Health, Wealth, Long Life, Peace, Prosperity And Contentment. This Is The Most Powerful Bead To Realize One’s True Potential. It Generates Divine Vibrations That Ward Off Negative And Evil Forces And Create A Powerful Protection Shield Around The Wearer.
*Emerald *Chakra Healing and Balancing Energy. Emerald is the stone which most represents the energy patterns of the activated Heart Chakra, the wellspring of the emotions. Green crystal energy is used to resolve blockages and to re-balance the Heart Chakra.
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The term _Rudraksha _itself symbolizes Lord Shiva. "Rudra" stands for Lord Shiva and "Aksha" for Shiva's tears. Lord Shiva himself is the first ardent user and admirer of Rudraksha.
The One Mukhi Rudraksha is one of the most powerful Rudraksha available in Nature. Because of its immense healing properties, this divine bead is desired the most. But, the one Mukhi Rudraksha is rarely found. The price of this pious bead depends on the size and origin of the bead.
Lord Shiva is the ruling deity of Ek Mukhi Rudraksha and it has the capacity to influence all the planets. It can be worn on Monday's or any auspicious day or any day, in the morning after bath.
A mala or rosary is used in most of the cultures in the world. A japa mala is used to count mantras while chanting. Japa is the recitation of a particular mantra. It is derived from the Sanskrit root jap which means ‘utter quietly or in a low voice within’. Also the root ‘ja’ means to annihilate miseries of birth, old age, disease and death and ‘pa’ means a sin (papam). Throughout the life, one tends to commit sins knowingly or unknowingly. Therefore ‘japa’ means to repetitively chant or recite a mantra in order to get rid of the reactions of the sins.
Use of Rudraksha Japa Mala:
A Japa Mala made of Rudraksha beads is known as Rudraksha Japa Mala. In Botany, Rudraksha comes from the Elaeocarpus ganitrus Roxb tree which is a large evergreen broad-leaved tree, found in the Genetic Plain to the foothills of the great Himalayas and the middle area of Nepal. It takes 15 to16 years for a Rudraksha tree to completely grow and bear fruits. The fruit is kept in water for a couple of days and is peeled off. What we get is a pure Rudraksha bead.
When seen closely, the bead has faces or Mukhis. It comes from 1 to 21 Mukhi. The Five Mukhi Rudraksha beads are abundantly available. Therefore, the Japa Mala is usually made of Five Mukhi Rudraksha bead.
A Rudraksha Japa Mala Rosary is prepared from 5 Mukhi Rudraksha available most abundantly. The Devi Bhagvatam (Devi Bhagavat Purana) mentions the preparation of Rudraksha Japa Mala for counting beads while chanting Sanskrit mantras or a given mantra (initiation). The Mouth part of a Rudraksha bead is Brahma, the middle part Rudra (Shiva) and the hind part Vishnu. Thus, a single contains the divine energies of the three modes of material nature (three deities)
Power of Five Mukhi Rudraksha Bead:
The Shiva Purana mentions the powers and properties of all the Rudraksh bead. Every Rudraksha is ruled by a deity. Five Mukhi Rudraksha bead is ruled by Lord Rudra Kalagani who is also the ruling deity of Planet Jupiter. It is said in the Glorification of Rudraksha section of Shiva Purana that one who wears or chants on this bead attains the self-awareness, memory, fine speech and intellect. Also, chanting on this Rudraksha Mala Removes malefic effects of Jupiter.
Types of Rudraksha Japa Malas:
Total number of Rudraksha beads in a mala depends on the goal of mantra recitations or chanting. The mala of 108 beads + 1 = 109 beads is regarded the best to count mantras.
There are three types of Japa malas.
1. One has 108 beads + 1 bead. This one bead is called called sumeru.
2. Second type has 54 beads + 1 sumeru. Counting twice on this bead completes one round.
3. Third type is made of 27 beads + 1 sumeru. This one is known as Sumarni used as a counter for the japa performed on the above malas. Chanting four times on his mala completes one full Mala of 108 beads.
One may use either of the above malas to do japa meditation. Doing a meditation without a Rudraksha Japa Mala can be troublesome as the nature of the mind is always flickering and unstable. When you sit in meditation, all other thoughts come rushing into your mind, holding you back from focusing on the sound of the mantra being chanted. Therefore, with a Japa Mala, those beads help you focus on the mantra sound or the sound vibrations of the mantra. Meditation with a Rudraksha Japa Mala meditation is the simplest method of mantra chanting.
