Cutting the rudra mani

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Dear Richard sir,

how do you feel about the practice of cutting the rudra mani, the

most sacred and loved alankar of bhagwan maha rudra? the beads are

called the tears of shiva which take away the suffering of

mankind...i am shocked how many talk about cutting the bead only to

test its authenticity? then what happens to the cut pieces in case

the bead happens to be original? are they again pasted and worn? what

about the material loss of the owner? and most importantly, isn't it

a spiritual crime to cut a genuine bead? the scriptures are full of

refernces of curses given by gods and the suffering of the person who

had to be bear them..you, i believe, are well aware of the term

yogbrasht rishis...how the most revered of the saints have to bear

suffering because they erred in some way or the other in following

the sanatan dharma...your valuable take pls..with best regards>>aadi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

sacred-objects, "julianeterry"

<julianeterry wrote:

>

>

> Dear Learned Members,

> I totally disagree with Mr. Alstrup that GENUINE ROUND ONE MUKHI AND

> NIRAKAR NEPALI RUDRAKSHA, found in Nepal. I have visited the link

and

> these are fake ones which you can get in Rs. 500 to 1100 nepali

> currency. So Bhaktajans do not get carried away by these unholy

beads.

> He may be a good supplier of Rudraksha but definitely not the best

one.

> The best is only one is only Rudra Centre which does not deal at

all in

> so called GENUINE ROUND ONE MUKHI AND NIRAKAR NEPALI RUDRAKSHA. They

> have also been approached with these kinds of beads by different

> suppliers but they do not deal in these fake beads. These are

those

> beads which naturally has not completely formed and only 1 face of

these

> beads is only formed. So be careful, the only check is to cut one

bead

> and see whether there is only one seed inside. Can he do it to

prove its

> genuity???.

> Om Rudraye Namaha

>

> Juliane Terry

> sacred-objects, "alstrup" <alstrup@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Richard and Friends,

> >

> > I was just visiting the site of Nepa Rudraksha, considered to be

one

> > of the most authentic and reliable wholesellers of the Nepali

> > Rudraksha. I believe they supply the majority of the large Indian

> > retailers. They have just added the STUNNING DISCOVERY, the first

in

> > their 40 years of doing business, of GENUINE ROUND ONE MUKHI AND

> > NIRAKAR NEPALI RUDRAKSHA, WOW, THIS IS TRULY INCREDIBLE!!!

> >

> > I believe we can be sure these beads are the real thing, Nepa

> > Rudraksha have an impeccable reputation and would definitely not

risk

> > to jeopardize this by offering fake beads.

> >

> > Go to http://www.nepalirudraksha.com/ to take Darshan of these

most

> > rare Rudraksha in existence. I have contacted Mukunda Khatiwada

for

> > more information and will update as soon as I learn more.

> >

> > ~ Ole

> >

>