Rudraksa Epilogue Part II

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continued

 

Detection of resonance absorption of the Rudraksas shows that it

occurs at about 350 MHz ( above the resonance absorption of human

body obeserved to be between 30 -300 MHz) for all the Mukhis but with

differing value.

 

Rudraksa Beads of different Mukhis or Beads of a Rosary held between

finger pairs in various Puranic uses form simple capacitors. Worn at

lock, crown, forehead, eyes, around the neck, arms, wrists, ears and

over the chest they form free space capacitors where these

dielectrics receive different time varying electrical signals that

have an effect on various parts of the body.

 

The Beads of various Mukhis in such uses at first cause various

levels of touch or mechanical stimulation of tactile sensory organs

of the body depending upon the surface structures of their thorn

tips. The mechanical stimulus leads to an increase in frequency of

the body signals and signal amplitudes remain constant.

 

On holding the Rudaska between a pair of fingers the signal across

the dielectric is bidirectional with instantaneous amplitudes being

dependent upon the input signal amplitude and the interpretation by

the physical bodies neural network.

 

The resonant output signal frequency differs for each Mukhi. Because

of the difference in output signal frequencies the Rudraska of

various Mukhis are suggested to produce different bioeffects.

 

The effects of different frequencies are alread well established.

 

Frequencies 0 to 5 Hz affect the sympathetic nerves

 

Frequencies 5 to 10 Hz affect the unstripped muscle

 

Frequencies 10 to 15 Hz affect the motor nerves

 

Frequences 90 to 110 Hz affect the parasympathetic nerves

 

Thus various uses of Rudraksas seem to cause bioeffects mediated

through the stimulatory action on the nervous system.

 

To be continued in Rudraksa Epilogue Part III