Rudraksha Therapy

Mukh or facet (referred to as ‘channel’) on rudraksha bead is a line traveling from one end of the rudraksha to the other end as depicted. The rudraksha bead has a top portion from where the lines (mukh) originate and this is called Brahma. The middle portion having the largest diameter is known as Vishnu […]

Que.1) What are your latest findings on Rudraksha for getting maximum benefits? Ans:  Rudraksha beads or mala should be washed with water on a daily basis. Just keep your beads or mala below a water tap for a few seconds and then pad-dry or wear directly. Apply any edible oil once in a month over

Following check-list may be reviewed before starting the wearing procedure: 1. Ensure that the mala or combination has the correct number of beads. Check that the beads are not used earlier by anyone and are without any damage. 2. Ensure that the mala is made with beads having the correct directions (face to face and

Details have been given for several types of rudraksha that are available from different sources. The main issue now is how to ascertain the genuineness of the bead and how to do the classification – Haridwar, Nepal, South India, Indonesia – as mentioned. As you will notice after going through this chapter, the whole issue

Rudraksha has been in use as Ayurvedic medicine and finds mentioned in several books for herbal preparations both as preventive and curative medicine. The residents of the area where rudraksha trees grow use the bark of the tree, its leaves, and also the outer shell of the beads for various ailments, particularly mind-related disorders, headaches,