Guest guest Posted November 22, 2004 Report Share Posted November 22, 2004 Dear Ram Ji If you bought your Mala from Rudra Center then it was Blessed in your name and no one had worn it before shipping to you............if you wish to energize your self or have priest energize then use the Rudraksha Shabar Mantra that is on our home page.......it is in Devanagari and in English and can be repeated by priest in Puja..........if a person does not have a method to do puja then is best to go see priest and let him do the honors to help with reciteing mantras please see website www.sanskritmantra.com and the book Healing Mantras..........sanskrit mantras are taught by phonetics.........if you know the english language then you can pronounce the sanskrit mantras as they were meant to be chanted........also tapes and CDs on this website hope this helps Thanks and Take Care Mitra DharmaDev In a message dated 11/22/2004 7:06:09 PM Pacific Standard Time, sapsem1000 writes: > Subj: Re: RBSC : 7 mukhi is not to be worn?/request for info > 11/22/2004 7:06:09 PM Pacific Standard Time > sapsem1000 > Reply-to: > > Sent from the Internet > > > > > > Namaste Dharma Devji, > > Thank you for a detailed explanation. I had got this mala made in India and > am not sure if before I got it anyone had worn it. So I would like to get it > energized just in case if it was worn by some one else. > > What exactly am I supposed to ask the local temple priest to do, I mean, is > there a specific puja to be done which I could ask for, to energize the mala? > > Alternatively, if I request the Rudhraksha Puja and Dharan, can I energize > the mala on my own. Does the CD come with all instructions. I am not very good > with reciting mantras. > > Thanks. > > Om Namah Shivaye, Shivaye Namah Om, Om Hreem Namah, Om Namah > > Ram > > AumShiningLotus wrote: > Dear Ram ji > > Namaskar Mitra and thank you for your message > > best way to keep mala is in mala bag in a special box in meditation room or > in your bedroom at the head of your bed on night table.......place on red > cloth > and cover with red cloth > > each couple of months soak in warm to hot water for about 5 minutes then > while beads are under the water take a soft plastic tooth brush and brush > them > lightly to remove accumulation of any foreiegn materials > > then let them dry on clean paper towels or lay out in sun on paper towels to > > dry > > once dry brush mustard seed oil on beads with same tooth brush and then > place > beads on paper towels again to take all the excess mustard seed > oil.......after they lay on towel for about an hour then roll them in cloth > towel to remove > last of excess mustard oil as this oil can stain clothing > > Energizeing a Mala in a Temple brings forth and energizes the value and > merits of the beads in the wearers name............enlivens the mala so that > the > energies are ready and ripe when first worn > > Siva Purana says that the wearing of the mala itself creates the Blessings > also.........so whenever you wear you add to the intensity of the > Mala...........is said in India that the intensity of busting up the Karma > or going through > spiritual breakthroughs can make malas break due to the intensity of what > they > are dealing with > > The wearer energises the Mala each time the Mala is worn.......if you wish > to > do more then we have a CD for puja purposes on our website called Rudraksha > Dharan and Puja and you can use this for personal Puja to further energize > your > mala and your environment........you can also take mala to Temple in your > area and Priest will do a Puja to energize even further if you wish > > As a final solution you can always send back to home office in Mumbai and > Mrs > Neeta will have it energized again at the Temple there however the wearing > itself energizes the mala each day so there really isnt a problem with > haveing > to re energizeing the mala unless someone else has worn your mala > > hope this helps > > Thanks and Take Care > > DharmaDev > > In a message dated 11/22/2004 1:36:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, > sapsem1000 writes: > > > > > > > > > > >I have been wearing a Siddh mala for the past year. This mala has one mukhi > > >to 14 mukhi beads and a Gaurishankar bead. I wear this mala during > meditation > >time. > >What is th eproper way to take care of this mala? What does it mean to > >energize a mala? Does one need to energize Siddh Mala? If so, what is the > proper > >procedure? > > > >Om Namah Shivaye, Shivaye Namah Om, Om Hreem Namah, Om Namah > > > >Ram > > > >Nilesh <nilesh_chandode wrote: > >Dear Nitin, > > > >I am wearing it since 3 years. All auspicious. > > > >Om Namah Shivay, > >Nilesh > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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