What is Rudraksha?

Rudraksha, whose botanical name is Elaeocarpus Ganitrus, has been derived from the words Rudra (Shiva) and aksha (eyes). Mukhis are the various colors, shapes, sizes, and the number of cuts or faces a particular Rudraksha has. Mukhis determine the significance, purpose, and meaning based on how they look. They range from 1 Mukhi to 27 Mukhi. Nevertheless, all Rudraksha beads are epitomes of mental, physical, emotional, material, and spiritual healing. As is known popularly, wearing Rudraksha beads leads to positive internal and external changes. Rudraksha is cultivated in Nepal, India, Malaysia, China, Australia and Indonesia.

Healing Properties of Rudraksha

Rudraksha beads are especially known for the spiritual healing they bring to the carrier. The ones cultivated in the Himalayas, which is also the abode of Lord Shiva, are considered special. It is believed that they hold supreme power. The hard surface of Rudraksha beads is believed to be symbolic of the deep valleys and hills of the region. The entire tree is considered sacred as it contains many medicinal properties. In Ayurveda, it is believed that Rudraksha is helpful for:

●        Boosting immunity

●        Strengthening body

●        Evoking natural healing

●        Promoting overall health

Its leaves are known to be good for treating conditions like migraines, headaches, epilepsy, mental disorders, etc. The outer layer of its fruits is known to be good for treating cold, flu, and fever. Plus, the fruit skin as well as the leaves are known to be good for purifying blood.

How To Use Rudraksha:

Some ways to use this crystal are as follows:

●        You can wear them on your body

●        Do rituals with them

●        Place it under your pillow while sleeping

●        Decorate your home

●        Place them at your altar

●        Use them while meditating

●        Add it to your beauty routine

Rudraksha in Hindu Mythology

In Hindu mythology, as is mentioned in the ancient texts, Lord Shiva’s tears grew up to be Rudraksha beads. Once Lord Shiva was meditating for the highest good of all. After coming out of the meditative state, he felt an intense rush of emotions that made his eyes teary. When his tears touched the ground, they were seeds of Rudraksha tree. Hence, the name has been derived from the words Rudra (Shiva) and aksha (eyes).

Rudraksha Mukhi

Although rudraksha can range in Mukhis from 1 to 21, it is most usually found in Mukhis between 1 and 14. Rudraksha beads ranging from 15 to 21 mukhis are extremely rare, with just a small quantity of these mukhis being found annually. The most readily available and plentiful of them are the Rudraksha beads in sizes 4, 5, and 6. Pricing for various Mukhi Rudraksha has been set based on the production and availability of Rudraksha beads.

How does Rudraksha work?

Rudraksha beads affect our body's many chakras, or energy centers. Chakras are what allow one to tune into many planets and deities. On the body, they function optimally. Rudraksha beads do not need to come into contact with flesh to have an impact, but how they are worn is crucial. Through the Law of Resonance, the beads stimulate the Chakras and bring them to their ideal, balanced state when they come into contact with the body.

Beads of rudraksha have practical advantages and improve all facets of life. If you are looking for self-empowerment, healing, or success and have encountered barriers, failures, or emotional setbacks, you should speak with a specialist and wear a Rudraksha combo.

Where to Buy Rudraksha?

Any trusted place is good for beginners to buy rudraksha from. In Dhwani Astro shop, you get many options at amazing prices. The list of the products is below:

●        Vaijantimala

●        Tulsi Mala

●        Hakik Mala

●        Gauri Shankar Rudraksha

●        Ganesha Rudraksha

●        And so many more!

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