Rudraksha consecration/Rohini

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Namaste Rohini,

 

Please don't mind me chipping in with a humble two cents' worth:

 

Its ok if your rudraksha was touched by a priest at the shrine as he

is a man of God and the Shrine is a Holy place. The priest is right

when he said your mala has been blessed and energized so you can

wear it right away. From time to time when you feel the need, you

can always perform further Puja on the beads. Use your instincts as

a guide or consult your Priest, Guruji or Pandit, etc. Hope this

helps.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

Sy

 

, "Rohini W"

<rohininj@h...> wrote:

 

 

> Dear DharmaDevji,

>

> Resently I had gone to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine and took my 1

to 14

> mukhi rudhraksha mala with me. In the presence of the Holy Maa

inside the

> cave, I got my rudhraksha mala blessed by getting it touched to

the

> "Pindis". Then I also went to Lord Shiva's cave and offered water

to the

> Shivling. It was indeed a a fascinating experience.

>

> I would like to find out that in the course of all of this, my

rudhraksha

> mala was touched by the priest at the shrine...is that OK? The

priest told

> me that since the rudhraksha mala has been blessed by sheer touch

with the

> Pindi, it has been blessed and energized. Does that mean I do not

have to

> do any further rudhraksha puja?

>

> Any feedback on this is highly appreciated.

>

> Thanks

>

> Rohini

>

>

> >AumShiningLotus@a...

 

> > > accelerate

> > > our Spiritual Path.....Rudraska is energized to each

individuals system

> >and

> > > when another touches the energy field is affected........if

the other

> > > persons

> > > energy is different you would want to clear the Rudraksa and

start

> > > over........In

> > > the same way when a Saint wears and then gives to the Devotee

the

> >Devotee

> > > does not clear......because due to the high energy of the

Saint the item

> >is

> > > kept

> > > as it is

> > >

> > > Thanks and Take Care My Friend

> > >

> > > DharmaDev