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

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Hi Aadi, Yes, you're right. I believe in using single Rudrakshas rather than big

malas.

Malas are great for Sadhus who want liberation. But for us normal people it's

just too

much. I wear a 14 mukhi in gold, only one seed. For me to wear a siddha-mala I'd

look like

a hippy... and just as overblown as if a Sadhu wore a business suit.

 

The effect of 14 mukhi is said to be the blessing of Lord Shiva to help overcome

any

problems coming from our karmic Shani position. It is highly recommended for use

during

period of Sade Sati. It causes removal of problems, worries, etc., and one will

feel good

luck and confidence.

 

But wearing a big mala, and not being a sadhu, is a possible conflict of

interest. It looks

good on a tyagi-sadhu, but silly on a "karmi" like me.

 

Better to spend more Rs and get a real Nepali 14 mukhi. You will know the second

you

touch the real one. With effects as above...

 

Best rgds, R-

 

sacred-objects, "aadi291" <aadi291> wrote:

>

> 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

> > > > >

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