Mantra for Ganesh Rudraksha/Thomasji

February 10, 2004

Hi Thomas,

Namaste, thank you sincerely for your kind message. Each time you

drop by, you bring rainbow rays of sunshine even though its cold and

snowy in Switzerland, bless you.. We are all brothers and sisters in

Shiva (or God in the form that each of us knows Him or Her).

Generally I'm only a humble mirror reflecting the warmth, kindness

and thoughtfulness of everyone here sharing and caring. Very humbled

and honored.. It is wonderful how we all live in different parts of

the world but yet can come together here and have a

harmonious 'cyber sangha' of sorts Must be Shiva's will.

Wonderful to hear about your new mala and the others that you have.

Glad you love them all with your heart. Regarding the 10 mukhi with

the 8 mukhi, please use your instinct and see what you would like to

achieve with this mala. It is fine to recite the Bija mantra for

the 10 mukhi and 8 mukhi individually if you have time and feel like

doing so.

10 mukhi represents MahaVishnu and controls the 9 planets. Also

represents the 10 directions. It can be used for for invoking the

blessings of Lord Vishnu or for pacifying the 9 planets. It is said

somewhere that wearing a 10 mukhi rudraksha destroys all sins done

by the 10 organs. Mantra: Shree Narayanaaye Namah, Shree Vishnavai

Namah, Om Hreem Namah.

Alternatively for the 9 planets, the Navagraha mantras can be used

if you wish.

For 8 mukhi rudraksha, the mantra is: Om Hoom Namah, Om Ganeshaya

Namah.

Personally I use a Navratna Mala for placating the 9 planets and

swear by its efficacy. I've never seen so many stuck problems

vanish so fast until this particular mala came into my humble life.

It was like all the 9 deities suddenly decided to descend: Lord

Surya dawned, Lord Chandra shone, Shri Hanumanji swung into view,

Lord Budha clonked my poor head to get it working, etc.. Lo and

behold, the heavens opened. One thing came to pass after another,

all in good timing, one at a time. Very long and logic-defying

experiences with this mala. Truth is sometimes stranger than

fiction

Om Namah Shivaya

Bountiful blessings,

Sy

, primas@b... wrote:

> Thank you warmly for your kind words and thoughts, dear Syji, it's

really

> like having a lovely and always nurishing sister on the net. Thank

you for

> being here!

>

> I have just received my wonderful new mala from Ms Neeta (each 2

beads of

> 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 mukhi, each 1 bead of 8, Ganesh, Gaurishankar and

1 mukhi).

> It is very beautyful in silver with silver caps. I love it from

the depth

> of my heart. And I received a breathtaking 108 8mukhi mala for

chanting Ganesh

> mantra and it feels so good as never before. (My other neck mala

is a mala

> with each 1 bead of 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 I have since

about a little

> more then 40 days and I am very happy with it). I feel very very

blessed.

>

> One questions comes to my mind, I'm sure, it is answered somewhere

in the

> archive but didn't find it: I have a Ganesh bead with 10mukhi. Do

I have

> to chant the bij mantra of the 10 mukhi or of the 8 mukhi for this

Ganesh

> bead? Or is it a completely different mantra?

>

> Warm regards out to this wonderful Internet sadhu sanga

> Thomas

February 10, 2004

Thank you, dear Syji, for sharing this. Yes, nobody could invent thruth better

then God...!

My question was actually badly posed: I have a Ganesh Rudraksha with trunk

(not a 8mukhi Ganesh bead) which is actually a 10mukhi bead. And my confusion

is about, what mantra I chant for that bead - the Ganesh bij mantra or the

10mukhi bij mantra? It's kind of nitpicking but somehow I wonder...

It's nice to see somebody blessed. Brightens my heart...

Heartfelt Pranams

Thomas

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>Hi Thomas,

>

>Namaste, thank you sincerely for your kind message. Each time you

>drop by, you bring rainbow rays of sunshine even though its cold and

>snowy in Switzerland, bless you.. We are all brothers and sisters in

>Shiva (or God in the form that each of us knows Him or Her).

>Generally I'm only a humble mirror reflecting the warmth, kindness

>and thoughtfulness of everyone here sharing and caring. Very humbled

>and honored.. It is wonderful how we all live in different parts of

>the world but yet can come together here and have a

>harmonious 'cyber sangha' of sorts Must be Shiva's will.

>

>Wonderful to hear about your new mala and the others that you have.

>

>Glad you love them all with your heart. Regarding the 10 mukhi with

>

>the 8 mukhi, please use your instinct and see what you would like to

>achieve with this mala. It is fine to recite the Bija mantra for

>the 10 mukhi and 8 mukhi individually if you have time and feel like

>doing so.

>

>10 mukhi represents MahaVishnu and controls the 9 planets. Also

>represents the 10 directions. It can be used for for invoking the

>blessings of Lord Vishnu or for pacifying the 9 planets. It is said

>somewhere that wearing a 10 mukhi rudraksha destroys all sins done

>by the 10 organs. Mantra: Shree Narayanaaye Namah, Shree Vishnavai

>

>Namah, Om Hreem Namah.

>

>Alternatively for the 9 planets, the Navagraha mantras can be used

>if you wish.

>

>For 8 mukhi rudraksha, the mantra is: Om Hoom Namah, Om Ganeshaya

>Namah.

>

>Personally I use a Navratna Mala for placating the 9 planets and

>swear by its efficacy. I've never seen so many stuck problems

>vanish so fast until this particular mala came into my humble life.

>It was like all the 9 deities suddenly decided to descend: Lord

>Surya dawned, Lord Chandra shone, Shri Hanumanji swung into view,

>Lord Budha clonked my poor head to get it working, etc.. Lo and

>behold, the heavens opened. One thing came to pass after another,

>all in good timing, one at a time. Very long and logic-defying

>experiences with this mala. Truth is sometimes stranger than

>fiction

>

>Om Namah Shivaya

>Bountiful blessings,

>Sy

>

>, primas@b... wrote:

>> Thank you warmly for your kind words and thoughts, dear Syji, it's

>really

>> like having a lovely and always nurishing sister on the net. Thank

>you for

>> being here!

>>

>> I have just received my wonderful new mala from Ms Neeta (each 2

>beads of

>> 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 mukhi, each 1 bead of 8, Ganesh, Gaurishankar and

>1 mukhi).

>> It is very beautyful in silver with silver caps. I love it from

>the depth

>> of my heart. And I received a breathtaking 108 8mukhi mala for

>chanting Ganesh

>> mantra and it feels so good as never before. (My other neck mala

>is a mala

>> with each 1 bead of 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 I have since

>about a little

>> more then 40 days and I am very happy with it). I feel very very

>blessed.

>>

>> One questions comes to my mind, I'm sure, it is answered somewhere

>in the

>> archive but didn't find it: I have a Ganesh bead with 10mukhi. Do

>I have

>> to chant the bij mantra of the 10 mukhi or of the 8 mukhi for this

>Ganesh

>> bead? Or is it a completely different mantra?

>>

>> Warm regards out to this wonderful Internet sadhu sanga

>> Thomas

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