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Rudraksh is formed by combination of twowords, ‘Rudra’ and ‘Aksha.’ Rudra means name of lord shiva and Akshameans tear. It is said that theplant of Rudraksh is originated from the tear drops of Lord Shiva. According toVedic scriptures, Rudraksh helps in nullify the effects of malefic planets to ahuge level. Rudraksh is available in different types of mukhis and shastra saysthat wearing rudraksh of any mukhi will not harm in any way to the wearerunlike navratnas. Navratnas need to be carefully chosen. Rudraksh is the mostpower and auspicious than any other beads or gemstones.
Rudraksh come in different Mukhis or theclefts or groove on the surface. Tantra Yantra Mantra has a very importantplace for Rudraksh. Vedas have given special weight age to Rudraksh, as it isbelieved that Rudraksh has originated from the tears of lord Shiva. Rudrakshhave tremendous energy and power, below mentioned is features of differentmukhis with matras & name of ruling planet respectively.
One Mukhi (Face)Rudraksha - This type ofRudraksha symbolizes Lord Shiva himself .Generally it comes in the shape ofcashew nut or half moon. Mantra: ' Om Namaha Shivaya,Om Hreem Namaha ' Ruling Planet: ' Sun’
Two Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha – Two mukhi or faceRudraksha symbolizes the unite form of Shiva Parvati, also commonly known asArthanareshwor. Mantra: ' OmShiva Shaktihi Namaha ' Ruling Planet: ' Moon’
Three (Face) Rudraksha – Threemukhi Rudraksha represents the God Agni hence the divine power of god has beencollectively blended into it making it very sacred, powerful and the mostsought after possession. Mantra: ' Om KleemNamah ' Ruling Planet: ' Mars’
Four (Face) Rudraksha – It symbolizes Brahma and is also worshipped as the symbol ofChaturanan. Visually, four linings from head to bottom are observed on fourmukhi Rudraksha at equal distance. Mantra: ' OmHreem Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Mercury’
Five (Face) Rudraksha – As therepresentation of Lord of Living creature, five mukhi Rudraksha is also knownto symbolize the form of Pancheswor or Panchmukhi Shiva. It also representsanother form of Shiva termed as Kaalagni. Mantra: ' OmHreem Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Mars
Seven (Face) Rudraksha - Sevenmukhi Rudraksha is regarded as the representation of Saptarishi (Seven GreatestSage). Vaishnavism belief that seven mukhi Rudraksha represents Avanta, theking of serpents who is believed to be the incarnate of Lord Shiva himself. Mantra: ' OmHum Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Saturn’
Eight (Face) Rudraksha - Eight mukhi Rudraksha is the symbolization ofLord Ganesh. It has eight linings displayed on its surface.One can just wearone bead of eight mukhi Rudraksha for attaining anticipated results for any newwork. Mantra: ' Om Ganeshaya Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Rahu’
Nine (Face) Rudraksha - A nine mukhi Rudraksha represents goddess Durga,a symbol of power and courage. It is believed to possess power of nine deities,also called Navadurga. It also represents god Yama, god of death and sageKapila. Mantra:' Om Hreem Hum Namaha ‘, Ruling Planet: 'Ketu’
Ten (Face) Rudraksha - Ten mukhi Rudraksha symbolizes Lord Vishnu andis also believed to represent Dusavatar meaning seven incarnations of LordVishnu. In Shiva Purana there is a detailed mention of how everyoneirrespective of caste, creed, religion, nationality and gender can use tenmukhi Rudraksha for attaining fame and success in carrier. Mantra: ' OmHreem Namah ' Ruling Planet: ' Jupiter’
Eleven (Face) Rudraksha - Vedic scriptures state that eleven mukhiRudraksha represents the eleven forms of Lord Shiva also called Akads Rudra.Amongst the eleven forms of Lord Shiva, the eleventh form is Lord Hanuman.Mantra: ' Om Hreem Hum Namah ' Ruling Planet: ' Jupiter’
Twelve (Face) Rudraksha - Srimaddevibhagavat regards twelve mukhiRudraksha as a representation of Lord Sun. Hence, it is the embodiment oftwelve different facets of god Surya. Mantra: ' Aum Kraum Sraum Raum Namah ' Ruling Planet: ' Sun’
TheRudraksh are worn for their specific benefits. These are much more powerful andcan help achieve wonders, if energized and empowered the right way. It may besufficient to go in for only for those mukhis whose ruling planets, causemalefic effects. Baba Shukla wants to guide youon suitable rudra and contribute in your life and success.
Baba Shukla is one among those saint or astrologer who lend their life for public welfare. He wants to give his best to society and people all over. Baba Shukla spreads his positive energy in universe to maintain peace and prosperity. Through this article he is explaining role & benefit of rudraksha.
Origin of Rudraksh
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By Babashukla
Rudraksh is formed by combination of two words, ‘Rudra’ and ‘Aksha.’ Rudra means name of lord shiva and Aksha means tear. It is said that the plant of Rudraksh is originated from the tear drops of Lord Shiva. According to Vedic scriptures, Rudraksh helps in nullify the effects of malefic planets to a huge level. Rudraksh is available in different types of mukhis and shastra says that wearing rudraksh of any mukhi will not harm in any way to the wearer unlike navratnas. Navratnas need to be carefully choosen. Rudraksh is the most power and auspicious than any other beads or gemstones.
Rudraksh come in different Mukhis or the clefts or groove on the surface. Tantra Yantra Mantra has a very important place for Rudraksh. Vedas have given special weight age to Rudraksh, as it is believed that Rudraksh has originated from the tears of lord Shiva. Rudraksh have tremendous energy and power, below mentioned is features of different mukhis with matras & name of ruling planet respectively.
One Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha - This type of Rudraksha symbolizes Lord Shiva himself .Generally it comes in the shape of cashew nut or half moon. Mantra: ' Om Namaha Shivaya, Om Hreem Namaha ' Ruling Planet : ' Sun '
Two Mukhi (Face) Rudraksha –Two mukhi or face Rudraksha symbolizes the unite form of Shiva Parvati, also commonly known as Arthanareshwor. Mantra: ' Om Shiva Shaktihi Namaha ' Ruling Planet: ' Moon’
Three (Face) Rudraksha – Three mukhi Rudraksha represents the God Agni hence the divine power of god has been collectively blended into it making it very sacred, powerful and the most sought after possession. Mantra: ' Om Kleem Namah ' Ruling Planet: ' Mars’
Four (Face) Rudraksha – Itsymbolizes Brahma and is also worshipped as the symbol of Chaturanan. Visually, four linings from head to bottom are observed on four mukhi Rudraksha at equal distance. Mantra: ' Om Hreem Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Mercury’
Five (Face) Rudraksha – As the representation of Lord of Living creature, five mukhi Rudraksha is also known to symbolize the form of Pancheswor or Panchmukhi Shiva. It also represents another form of Shiva termed as Kaalagni. Mantra: ' Om Hreem Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Mars
Seven (Face) Rudraksha - Seven mukhi Rudraksha is regarded as the representation of Saptarishi (Seven Greatest Sage). Vaishnavism belief that seven mukhi Rudraksha represents Avanta, the king of serpents who is believed to be the incarnate of Lord Shiva himself. Mantra: ' Om Hum Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Saturn’
Eight (Face) Rudraksha - Eight mukhi Rudraksha is the symbolization of Lord Ganesh. It has eight linings displayed on its surface.One can just wear one bead of eight mukhi Rudraksha for attaining anticipated results for any new work. Mantra: ' Om Ganeshaya Namah ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Rahu’
Nine (Face) Rudraksha - A nine mukhi Rudraksha represents goddess Durga, a symbol of power and courage. It is believed to possess power of nine deities, also called Navadurga. It also represents god Yama, god of death and sage Kapila. Mantra: ' Om Hreem Hum Namaha ‘, Ruling Planet: ' Ketu’
Ten (Face) Rudraksha - Ten mukhi Rudraksha symbolizes Lord Vishnu and is also believed to represent Dusavatar meaning seven incarnations of Lord Vishnu. In Shiva Purana there is a detailed mention of how everyone irrespective of caste, creed, religion, nationality and gender can use ten mukhi Rudraksha for attaining fame and success in carrier. Mantra: ' Om Hreem Namah ' Ruling Planet: ' Jupiter '
Eleven (Face) Rudraksha - Vedic scriptures state that eleven mukhi Rudraksha represents the eleven forms of Lord Shiva also called Akads Rudra. Amongst the eleven forms of Lord Shiva, the eleventh form is Lord Hanuman. Mantra: ' Om Hreem Hum Namah ' Ruling Planet: ' Jupiter’
Twelve (Face) Rudraksha - Srimaddevibhagavat regards twelve mukhi Rudraksha as a representation of Lord Sun. Hence, it is the embodiment of twelve different facets of god Surya. Mantra: ' Aum Kraum Sraum Raum Namah ' Ruling Planet: ' Sun’
The Rudraksh are worn for their specific benefits. These are much more powerful and can help achieve wonders, if energized and empowered the right way. It may be sufficient to go in for only for those mukhis whose ruling planets, cause malefic effects.
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