14 mukhi Rudraksha fake or authentic ? ---the LIVE TEST

[Guest guest]

thank you so much sir. i entirely agree with you. i have also

experienced that nepali bead's power is much more. like the shankhs

of which i sent you the pictures, there are many who sell fake and

powerless things in the name of religion. anyway, as you said, it is

our luck. sooner or later, we will find the true place.

also, i wonder about the siddha malas. so many foreigners seem to be

wearing them these days, thanks to teh internet sale of rudrakshas.

are they also becoming shiva swarup and advancing on the sadhana

path in the absence of shree guru kripa or a dehdhaari guru?

with warm regards

aadi

 

 

 

 

 

 

sacred-objects, Richard Shaw Brown

<rsbj66> wrote:

>

> Dear Aadi,

>

> This information is spot on. And the BEST test is the LIVE TEST.

If you

> start wearing 14 mukhi your life will improve very quickly and

> noticabally. If there is no improvement then the bead is not

genuine.

>

> We have seen that of all sources of Rudraksha the Nepali Rudraksha

is

> by far the most effective. When we talk about Chaturdasha Mukhi

costing

> $400-$500 we are only speaking of the genuine Nepali dhana.

>

> Some times getting closer to the source is cheaper, and some times

more

> expensive. An example in the ruby business. Take a flawless two

carat

> Burmese ruby... it comes from Mogok area of Burma. In Bangkok it

might

> cost $10,000 - at the Burma border it might cost $12,000 but at the

> mines the lunatics ask $20,000 (nothing to lose in trying). The

more

> professional the supplier the cheaper the cost. People who over

charge

> can't stay long in business. I tell my clients the truth: We have

been

> in this business since our first gem book was published in 1975.

That's

> 30 years of fair pricing.

>

> We have an India Dvimukhi given us as a gift. Therefore we

worship. But

> it is very flat and rough and sharp, not at all like the Nepali

> Dvi-mukhi.

>

> Our experience with Javanese Rudraksha is 0 so we cannot comment

other

> than the test we first mentioned, the LIVE TEST.

>

> Best of luck,

> Richard

>

> --- aadi291 <aadi291> wrote:

>

> > shree phadkeji, do you mean if we go and buy rudraksh in nepal

the

> > same trader would sell it to us for a much lesser price?

> >

> > sacred-objects, chandrashekhar phadke

> > <chphadke> wrote:

> > > Dear Mohan Kumar,

> > >

> > > It is true that the 14 mukhi rudraksha is very expensive. The

> > cost of Nepal type of 14 mukhi is in the range of Rs. 15000/- to

> > even Rs. 25000/- depending upon the size and beauty. However,

the

> > cost of 14 mukhi in Nepal and in Haridwar is approx. Rs.7000/-.

> > >

> > > The cost of Indonesian type of 14 Mukhi rudraksha is in the

range

> > of Rs. 3500/- to Rs. 5000/- depending on its size.

> > >

> > > It is very difficult to say anything about its genuity unless

it

> > is checked thoroughly. It may be fake or may be genuine

Indonesian

> > type. There are three to four different morphological variants

in

> > Nepal rudraksha.

> > >

> > > Thanking you and with best wishes,

> > >

> > > Chandrashekhar Phadke.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Mohan Kumar HG <mohan88hg@i...> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hello Sir,

> > >

> > > I am new mwmber Recently I brought a 14 mukhi rudraksha for

just

> > 3500,

> > > I am scared whether is is fake because many people say it

costs

> > around

> > > 21000.

> > >

> > > how to testify it.

> > >

> > > what are the effects of 14 mukhi

> > >

> > > with regards

> > > mohan

> > >

> > > sacred-objects, "Richard Shaw Brown"

> > > <rsbj66> wrote:

> > > > Private note from a member:

> > > >

> > > > One mukhi round is 99.9% fake. After examining their

internal

> > > structure ,

> > > > these beads are always 5 mukhis .

> > > >

> > > > I would suggest you do not endorse one mukhi rounds , as

again

> > people

> > > > get carried away with their description and end up buying

fake

> > beads as

> > > > this round one mukhi is more a myth . It is better to

invest in

> > 14

> > > mukhi or

> > > > higher mukhis which are genuine and found also

> > > >

> > > > BUYER BEWARE!!!

> > >

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[Guest guest]

I scrolled down this mail and realised that unfortunately I did not receive few

of the mails. I would like to give some interesting informatiion here in

relation to the 'Flat Dwe Mukhi Indian Rudraksha' you have mentioned. The flat

type of dwi mukhi rudraksha species is Elaeocarpus tuberculatus. In this

species we get flat beads from One mukhi to Four mukhi. We also get Gauri

Shankar and Trijuti in this type. The most famous 'Cashew Nut Shaped Ek Mukhi'

is a morphological variant of the same species. Interestingly, the Cashew Nut

shaped Ek Mukhi is praised much, however, flat two mukhi beads are wrongly

treated as Bhadraksha in the North India. This species is more common in the

south India. Again, the material was sent to Kew for identification. The

another Ek Mukhi type under this species is similar to that of flat dwi mukhi,

however, with only one cleft and is called as 'Shiva Pindi Ek Mukhi'. I have

all the

types in my collection.

 

As far as price of Nepal bead is concerned, as you have rightly mentioned the

price is less with the person who is more professional. It is true that in the

Nepal and even in Haridwar you get rudraksha at cheaper rate, but there is also

lot of cheating in the market. If one has better experience in rudraksha, then

he can get best quality beads at lower rates with some efforts.

 

Thanking you and with personal regards,

 

Chandrashekhar PhadkeRichard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 > wrote:

Dear Aadi,This information is spot on. And the BEST test is the LIVE TEST. If

youstart wearing 14 mukhi your life will improve very quickly andnoticabally.

If there is no improvement then the bead is not genuine.We have seen that of

all sources of Rudraksha the Nepali Rudraksha isby far the most effective. When

we talk about Chaturdasha Mukhi costing$400-$500 we are only speaking of the

genuine Nepali dhana.Some times getting closer to the source is cheaper, and

some times moreexpensive. An example in the ruby business. Take a flawless two

caratBurmese ruby... it comes from Mogok area of Burma. In Bangkok it mightcost

$10,000 - at the Burma border it might cost $12,000 but at themines the lunatics

ask $20,000 (nothing to lose in trying). The moreprofessional the supplier the

cheaper the cost. People who over

chargecan't stay long in business. I tell my clients the truth: We have beenin

this business since our first gem book was published in 1975. That's30 years of

fair pricing.We have an India Dvimukhi given us as a gift. Therefore we worship.

Butit is very flat and rough and sharp, not at all like the NepaliDvi-mukhi.Our

experience with Javanese Rudraksha is 0 so we cannot comment otherthan the test

we first mentioned, the LIVE TEST.Best of luck,Richard--- aadi291

<aadi291 (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:> shree phadkeji, do you mean if we go and buy

rudraksh in nepal the > same trader would sell it to us for a much lesser

price? > > sacred-objects, chandrashekhar phadke >

<chphadke> wrote:> > Dear Mohan Kumar,> > > > It is true that the 14

mukhi rudraksha is very expensive. The > cost of Nepal type of 14 mukhi is

in the range of Rs. 15000/- to > even Rs. 25000/- depending upon the size and

beauty. However, the > cost of 14 mukhi in Nepal and in Haridwar is approx.

Rs.7000/-.> > > > The cost of Indonesian type of 14 Mukhi rudraksha is in the

range > of Rs. 3500/- to Rs. 5000/- depending on its size.> > > > It is very

difficult to say anything about its genuity unless it > is checked thoroughly.

It may be fake or may be genuine Indonesian > type. There are three to four

different morphological variants in > Nepal rudraksha.> > > > Thanking you and

with best wishes,> > > > Chandrashekhar Phadke.> > > > > > > > > > Mohan

Kumar HG <mohan88hg@i...> wrote:> > > > Hello Sir,> > > > I am new mwmber

Recently I brought a 14

mukhi rudraksha for just > 3500,> > I am scared whether is is fake because many

people say it costs > around> > 21000.> > > > how to testify it.> > > > what

are the effects of 14 mukhi> > > > with regards> > mohan> > > > --- In

sacred-objects, "Richard Shaw Brown"> > <rsbj66> wrote:> >

> Private note from a member:> > > > > > One mukhi round is 99.9% fake. After

examining their internal> > structure , > > > these beads are always 5 mukhis .

> > > > > > I would suggest you do not endorse one mukhi rounds , as again >

people > > > get carried away with their description and end up buying fake >

beads as > > > this round one mukhi is more a myth . It is better to invest in

>

14> > mukhi or > > > higher mukhis which are genuine and found also> > > > > >

BUYER BEWARE!!!> > > > > > > > > > > > 9;s eye Yellow sapphire

Blue sapphires > > > > > >

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from this group, send an email to:> >

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Groups is subject to the Terms of > Service. > > > > > >

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