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. 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.

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In Ayurveda, it is believed that Rudraksha is helpful for:

Boosting immunity

Strengthening body

Evoking natural healing

Promoting overall health

Deepens spiritual connection

Remedial help for Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn

Antibacterial and medicinal properties

Amplifies the power of chants

Repels negative energy

Protects from nightmares

Aura cleansing

Improves concentration