20 Mukhi Brahman Rudraksha and 4 Mukhi Lord Brahma Rudraksa

December 29, 2003

MahaDev ! Dear Friends

The 20 Mukhi Brahman Rudraksa is extremely rare and immensely important to

Yogic Practices

The 20 Mukhi Brahman Rudraksa affects the Brahmarandhra when worn on the head

in a Head Mala

>From A Concise Dictionary of Indian Philosophy by Mr John Grimes

Brahman is the Ultimate Reality the Absolute the Divine; Great from the root

brh meaning to expand; Greater than the Greatest

The Absolute Reality or all pervasive supreme principle of the universe

Advaita Vedanta says it is not possible to explain Brahman in words. It

transcends all concepts and ideas and is therefore nirguna meaning beyond

conceptualization

The Lakshmi Tantra A Pancaratra Text prepared by Sri Sanjukta Gupta

The duct of sushumna has five cavities the Brahmarandhra being the middle

one. It is filled by the coiled up Shakti that is the Kundalini while the other

four cavites are filled by blood

Agni and Soma ; the two ducts; Soma is called ida present at the left side

and Agni called pingala is present at the right side of the main duct sushumna.

These two ducts are often regarded as parts of the main duct sushumna which

contains the Brahmarandhra

Page 351 The arterial duct called sushumna is the most important in the

complex of ducts and is described in the sacred texts as being the vehicle of

emancipation; the mighty vehicle; or the vehicle of yoga and is called the

subtle

Vishnushakti which is identical to myself. It forms the basis for all objects

on which ( the yogins ) concentration is focussed and runs through the human

body from head down to the end. That duct which encases the supreme space (

Brahmaarandhra ) is called sushumna

Again to A Concise Dictionary of Indian Phylosophy

Brahma randhra.......the hole of Brahman.......the aperture in the crown of

the head through which the individual soul may leave its body upon physical

death

1 Subtle aperature in the crown of hte head. Said to be the gateway to the

Absolute ( Brahman ) in the thousand petaled lotus in the crown of hte head (

sahasrara ). Liberated beings are said to exit the physical body through this

aperture

For those who need the 20 Mukhi Brahman Rudraksa for their practice and

cannot find there is a good head Mala that can be worn until one does find

A Head Mala strung with 27 Beads of 4 Mukhi Lord Brahman Rudraksa with the

One Mukhi Half Moon Shape as a center bead.......... strung in line so that the

outer surface projections of One Mukhji and 4 Mukhi Beads interact

synergisticly with one another as they produce the galvanic skin response from

projections pressing on the surface of the Head

When worn in a Head Mala the One Mukhi Rudraksa increases the power of

Dharana in the wearer an both Holy Beads affect the Sahasrara Chakra The

Thousand

Petaled Lotus

Aum NamaSivayaSivaya Nama Aum

Dhanyavaad cha Pranams Mitra

DharmaDev Arya

December 29, 2003

Thank you very much, Dharmadev, for your interesting rendering.

Thomas

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>MahaDev ! Dear Friends

>

>The 20 Mukhi Brahman Rudraksa is extremely rare and immensely important

to

>

>Yogic Practices

>

>The 20 Mukhi Brahman Rudraksa affects the Brahmarandhra when worn on the

>head

>in a Head Mala

>

>From A Concise Dictionary of Indian Philosophy by Mr John Grimes

>

>Brahman is the Ultimate Reality the Absolute the Divine; Great from the

root

>

>brh meaning to expand; Greater than the Greatest

>

>The Absolute Reality or all pervasive supreme principle of the universe

>

>Advaita Vedanta says it is not possible to explain Brahman in words. It

>transcends all concepts and ideas and is therefore nirguna meaning beyond

>

>conceptualization

>

>The Lakshmi Tantra A Pancaratra Text prepared by Sri Sanjukta Gupta

>

>The duct of sushumna has five cavities the Brahmarandhra being the middle

>

>one. It is filled by the coiled up Shakti that is the Kundalini while the

>other

>four cavites are filled by blood

>

>Agni and Soma ; the two ducts; Soma is called ida present at the left side

>

>and Agni called pingala is present at the right side of the main duct sushumna.

>

>These two ducts are often regarded as parts of the main duct sushumna which

>

>contains the Brahmarandhra

>

>Page 351 The arterial duct called sushumna is the most important in the

>complex of ducts and is described in the sacred texts as being the vehicle

>of

>emancipation; the mighty vehicle; or the vehicle of yoga and is called the

>subtle

>Vishnushakti which is identical to myself. It forms the basis for all objects

>

>on which ( the yogins ) concentration is focussed and runs through the human

>

>body from head down to the end. That duct which encases the supreme space

>(

>Brahmaarandhra ) is called sushumna

>

>Again to A Concise Dictionary of Indian Phylosophy

>

>Brahma randhra.......the hole of Brahman.......the aperture in the crown

>of

>the head through which the individual soul may leave its body upon physical

>

>death

>

>1 Subtle aperature in the crown of hte head. Said to be the gateway

>to the

>Absolute ( Brahman ) in the thousand petaled lotus in the crown of hte head

>(

>sahasrara ). Liberated beings are said to exit the physical body through

>this

>aperture

>

>For those who need the 20 Mukhi Brahman Rudraksa for their practice and

>cannot find there is a good head Mala that can be worn until one does find

>

>A Head Mala strung with 27 Beads of 4 Mukhi Lord Brahman Rudraksa with the

>

>One Mukhi Half Moon Shape as a center bead.......... strung in line so that

>the

>outer surface projections of One Mukhji and 4 Mukhi Beads interact

>synergisticly with one another as they produce the galvanic skin response

>from

>projections pressing on the surface of the Head

>

>When worn in a Head Mala the One Mukhi Rudraksa increases the power of

>Dharana in the wearer an both Holy Beads affect the Sahasrara Chakra The

>Thousand

>Petaled Lotus

>

>Aum NamaSivayaSivaya Nama Aum

>

>Dhanyavaad cha Pranams Mitra

>

>DharmaDev Arya

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