rudraksha at what price?!

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I also want to know about katyani puran...will anybody tell me where i will get

the jabalopnishad and other rudra books (which are they?) in mumbai or india?

their websites or address or phonenumbers pls...regards aadi

http://www.indonepalrudraksha.com/rudraksha.asp

 

sacred-objects, Ole Alstrup <alstrup wrote:>> I

wonder if this Indo-Nepal Rudraksha Organisation is a front a commercial

company? They dont have a website as far as I can determine, the onlyh

reference I could find was another newspaper article which said they are based

in Hyderabad.> > Thanks,> > Ole> > greg greg wrote:>

http://www.hindu.com/2006/02/18/stories/2006021815980200.htm> CHENNAI: Like

other consumer products, the market for rudraksha beads faces the problem of

spurious items, says Panduranga Rao, Director, Indo-Nepal Rudraksha

Organisation. > Addressing reporters at the inaugural of an exhibition or sale

of rudrakshas earlier this week, Mr. Rao said, "Many rudrakshas available in

the market are fake." > The rudrakshas are categorised according to the number

of divisions or lines found on them. > The Ekamukhi rudraksha, for instance,

has one line running across it. > And, when a rudraksha is horizontally cut

into two, the number of chambers or seeds seen is equal to the number of lines

running over it. > Mr. Rao heads a research team that works on rudrakshas. >

The exhibition at C.P. Art Foundation, Alwarpet, which is open till February 23

from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., will also help the public to identify real and fake

rudrakshas. > Rare pieces, including those with a single line to those with 21

lines, are displayed at the exhibition. > Some are exclusive pieces that are

available only in Nepal. > The cost of pieces for sale range from 22 paise to

Rs.7 lakh.> > regards> Greg> www.spacetrader.com.au> > > a_jagawat wrote: Dear

All,> > A round Ekmukhi is present with the Son in Law of the home minister >

of Rajasthan. It was gifted 20 years back. A Jain Sadhu visited his > place and

gifted it to him.> > I will try to get the photograph of this bead. According to

him the > bead rotates while it is kept in hand. > > I want to test his claims.

One of my close friends who is in South > Africa had also seen a piece many

years back. It was there with his > Guruji. According to him this bead used to

rotate while kept in hand.> > So many mouths and so many claims. I will try to

find out the whole > truth related to ek Mukhi. I have also seen the

photographs of the > bead on the website. It is not round first of all.

Secondly the beads > like that are culutured in Haridwar. They are round and

real. But > they are not natural and are available at the price of 2700 Rs >

onwards.> > > I have seen lot of them. They too are not round. > > Regards> >

Alok> > PS: Truth is difficult and bitter. But illusions taste the same. > > >

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