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Vanakkam Mahesh,

 

Agree with Sis Kariji in her answers to you. Please feel free to

ask questions any time. We are here to assist one another with

information.

 

Would now humbly recommend 2, 4, or 6 of the Five mukhi beads on

each side of the mala with one silver pendalled Ek-mukhi as pendant

in your case. 2, 4 or 6 beads of Five mukhi are for "balance" or

balancing this particular mala combination. For the mala to hang

well, they should be capped with silver or panchdhatu which looks

like gold. The mala is like this if using 2 beads of Five mukhi and

one bead of Ek-mukhi:

 

5m 5m

5m 5m

1

mukhi

 

Above the 5 mukhi collector-sized beads, some small 5 mukhis can be

used for forming the entire mala.

 

For phone numbers in the U.S. please go to the website www.rudraksha-

ratna.com At the top righthand corner, there is a link

for "Distributors". Click this and you will find the phone numbers

for Sri DharmaDev Arya and many others in America. Rudra Centre are

able to custom-make designs that you want. This is what we do when

making Personal Malas or Synergistic Combinations.

 

Your second asked if you can have only 1 of each mukhi. The answer

is yes. Agree with Kariji that there is no wrong combinations for

rudraksha and no harmful effects. Rudraksha are different from

Ratna. The Tears of Lord Shiva (rudraksha) do not have negative

effects on a person. When using Ratna it is best to consult as

Jyotishi for appropriate gem remedies.

 

Your third question:

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Generally small beads are used for making japa malas as big beads

are too chunky round the neck unless one wears a uniform-sized

Kantha Mala all round. In wearing Personal Mala or Synergistic

Combinations for remedying invidual situations, a combination of

small and big beads are used. Small beads form the mala, big beads

form the "power pendants" segment of the mala. Entire mala is worn

against the skin. Yes generally the bigger and higher mukhis are

for curing illness such as "Water Beads" for blood pressure and

cholesterol. These Water Beads are put in a glass of water after

sunset and drunk the next morning on an empty stomach.

 

Question 4:

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As time is not a luxury that I have at my disposal, morning and

night worship utilizes the "Mahamrityunjaya Mantra" with the sampat

syllables before and after. Every now and then, there are sadhanas

when time permits. Please visit the site Kariji found for you and

have a look at the puja and mantras there.

 

Question 5:

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Removing or wearing the mala to bed is a matter of personal

preference as mentioned by Kariji. Some people do and some don't. I

don't. It is best to let your intuition guide you. It is the Inner

Guru, listen to it as it knows your requirements better than anyone

outside

 

Tatt Twam Asi

Best regards,

Simone

 

 

, "kmahesh0"

<kmahesh0> wrote:

> Thank you Simone for your kind suggestion and help.

>

> I have few more follow-up questions:

>

> 1. Karie suggested a three 5-mukhis and one 1-mukhi beads for

> me. How should this be made for better results? Should each of the

5-

> mukhis be tipped with gold/silver and have one ek-mukhi as a

pendant?

> The rudraksha-ratna.com site is not that smart to design all these

> combination. Also they don't seem to have any U.S number to talk

to

> for such ordering.

 

 

> 2. Also, can't I have only one of each mukhi? Is it not a good

> combination? I am asking all these silly questions as I am very

new

> to rudrakshas and careful about doing things in the right way. I

read

> several articles that some defective beads/wrong combinations

could

> negatively affect a person. Please advise.

 

 

> 3. I read an article (http://www.tips4me.com/others_main.asp?

> file=/checklists/rudraksha.htm) that says that smaller beads are

for

> japams and bigger ones are curing illness. In my case, I probably

> need bigger beads, right?

 

 

> 4. I assume that you do either Siva Puja or chant Siva

Shostras

> in the morning and night. Do you have any link to such

> shostras/pujas? I looked every where and found some Hindi

versions,

> which I cant read fast. So I need either English version or Tamil

> version – Tamil is another South-Indian language.

 

 

> 5. Do you remove the rudraksha at night before going to bed?

>

> Please answer these when you have some time...

>

> Thanks again.

>

> , syzenith

> <no_reply> wrote:

> > Namaskar Maheshji,

> >

> > Suggestion:

> >

> > Wear a mala of small smooth 5 mukhi Chikna beads and have a One

> > mukhi pendalled in silver to wear as a pendant on the five mukhi

> > mala. This combination will be helpful for the circumstances

you

> > have mentioned. In addition, 2,4 or 6 beads of collector-sized 5

> > mukhis can also be added to the above combination.

> >

> > Please visit Rudra Centre at www.rudraksha-ratna.com or write to

> > Mrs. Neeta at rudracentre@h... Or contact Sri DharmaDev

> > Aryaji at AumShiningLotus@a... in America. They will both

assist

> > you. For high mukhi beads like 17 mukhis and above, a

Certificate

> of

> > Authencity is available from Rudra Centre.

> >

> > All rudraksha and holy items from Rudra Centre are blessed and

> > energized before sending.

> >

> > You are very wise to do some research before purchasing

rudraksha.

> > In the past there have been sites selling one mukhis for $1000

> which

> > is a rip off.

> >

> > Hope you will find what you need by the Grace of Lord Shiva.

> >

> > Om Namah Shivaya

> > Simone

>