Introduction

Rudraksha is the dried seed or fruit which is deeply associated with Lord Shiva in Hinduism. According to ancient beliefs, Lord Shiva adorned himself with Rudraksha beads or malas (garlands). The most authentic Rudraksha beads are primarily found in Indonesia, Nepal, and India. Their size varies based on origin—larger Rudraksha beads are commonly found in Nepal, while smaller ones are native to Indonesia. Previously, Nepalese Rudraksha was more well-known, but in recent years, Indonesian Rudraksha has gained global popularity. Regardless of their origin, all genuine Rudraksha beads are believed to generate positive energy and offer similar spiritual benefits.

How To Wear Rudraksha

If you are worrying about, how to wear Rudraksha and what is right process of wearing Rudraksha then do not worry about it. there isn't any hard and fast rule for wearing Rudraksha. Don't wear rudraksha and don't have bad thoughts in your mind. Do aura, chakra, and Sadhna and indulge in good thoughts.

Do not wear rudraksha if you think that you can do everything or anything will happen without effort and hard work. Everyone needs to work, and Rudraksha will help you become capable of achieving things that you wish for. Rudraksha is not meant for lazy people who wish for miracles. If you are a good worker with a positive mind, then you will attain success in your career; original Rudraksha Beads will accelerate the process. If your life revolves around bad things and evil forces, then Rudraksha will create a positive scenario in life with certain beeja mantras and sadhana.

All are eligible to wear Rudraksha, whether it is of any gender or religion, whether male or female.

The History and Significance of Rudraksha in Hinduism and Buddhism

Rudraksha beads have been revered for centuries in Hinduism and Buddhism for their spiritual and medicinal significance. According to Hindu mythology, they originated from the tears of Lord Shiva, symbolizing divine protection and enlightenment. These sacred beads, primarily found in Nepal, India, and Indonesia, are believed to enhance meditation, reduce stress, and balance energy. In Buddhism, Rudraksha is used in prayer malas, aiding in mantra recitation and mindfulness. Each bead’s mukhi (face) carries distinct spiritual benefits. Worn by sages and devotees, Rudraksha is a powerful symbol of inner peace, devotion, and connection with the divine across both traditions.

How to Harness the Full Power of Rudraksha

1.    If you want to receive the full power of Rudraksha then follow some easy rules for wearing Rudraksha, wear an odd number Rudraksha in your left hand and wear an even number Rudraksha in your right hand. If you have any doubt about wearing Rudraksha then wear it as a garland simply.

2.  If you energized Rudraksha beads at home then Balance your aura chakra. If you are wearing 6 Mukhi and 9 Mukhi Rudraksha then balance your root chakra (muladhar Chakra), if you are wearing 2 Mukhi, 7 Mukhi, 13 Mukhi Rudraksha, and then balance your Swadhisthana chakra. If you are wearing 3 Mukhi, 12 Mukhi and 5 Mukhi then balance your Manipura Chakra (Solar Plexus). If you are wearing 15 Mukhi Rudraksha than balance Anahata Chakra (Heart Chakra). If you are wearing 17 Mukhi Rudraksha then you have to balance your Agya Chakra (Third Eye). If you wearing 8 Mukhi Rudraksha then you have to balance your Sahasraara Chakra (Crown Chakra).

Original Rudraksha Beads

Many believe that dropping a Rudraksha bead in water determines authenticity—real ones sink, while fake ones float. However, this is misleading, as freshly picked beads may sink, while older, dry ones might float. Imitation beads are often filled with mud or metal to make them sink, which is a deceptive practice. Another false test is placing a Rudraksha between two copper coins; any round object will move under such conditions. Counting lines on the bead can also be manipulated. The only reliable way to verify original Rudraksha beads is through lab testing. Certified Lab-Test Rudraksha Beads undergo magnification and X-ray tests to detect authenticity. Always verify the lab certificate online by checking the unique identification number, weight, type, and Mukhi on the official website. Only Certified Lab-Test Rudraksha Beads guarantee authenticity, as locally certified ones may still be fake or manmade.

Buy Rudraksha Online India:

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