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Dear Bikramjitji.........yes of course is OK.........use warm water and

woolite product for wool garments if you like.......this is one of the only

products that allows oils to stay in items......dont soak mala.........just hold

beads and brush them one at a time with soft tooth brush and then place mala in

clean warm water for quick rinse and then dry on paper towel or cloth towel to

dry away from sunlight.....sun can shrink wool and drying to fast can also

shrink wook sometimes so let dry by itself in Puja room and you will have

totally

clean mala again

 

hope this helps

 

Thanks and Take Care Mitra

 

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yes of course........will make the Rudraksa totally peaceful and slow them

down a little...........they usually are soaked in Mustard oil that gives them

more fire to burn the karma..........problem with soaking with oil is that you

have to give them enough time to dry on towel or the oil goes on clothing

 

Thanks

 

DharmaDev Arya

 

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Can i soak the mala in olive oil after washing.. is it OK...

 

 

AumShiningLotus [AumShiningLotus]

Saturday, December 18, 2004 4:38 PM

 

Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

 

 

Dear Bikramjitji.........yes of course is OK.........use warm water and

woolite product for wool garments if you like.......this is one of the only

products that allows oils to stay in items......dont soak mala.........just

hold

beads and brush them one at a time with soft tooth brush and then place mala

in

clean warm water for quick rinse and then dry on paper towel or cloth towel

to

dry away from sunlight.....sun can shrink wool and drying to fast can also

shrink wook sometimes so let dry by itself in Puja room and you will have

totally

clean mala again

 

hope this helps

 

Thanks and Take Care Mitra

 

DharmaDev

 

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Hi DharmaDevji,

 

u mean it is best for the rudra to be soaked in Mustard oil. What is the views

if Sandalwood oil is used with the base oil of almond.

 

Request ur advise and would appreciate if Simoneji could also offer her views on

this too. Pls do not misunderstand me that i am not trusting your views but just

requesting confirmation.

 

This is because i am new and have no knowledge in this subject.

 

 

Best Regards,

 

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Tuesday, December 21, 2004 1:38 AM

Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

 

 

yes of course........will make the Rudraksa totally peaceful and slow them

down a little...........they usually are soaked in Mustard oil that gives them

more fire to burn the karma..........problem with soaking with oil is that you

have to give them enough time to dry on towel or the oil goes on clothing

 

Thanks

 

DharmaDev Arya

 

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Dear Roanji

 

A number of different oils can be used.......Arjunaji detailed

many........mustard oil is traditional oil used on Rudraksa Beads........Mustard

Seed Oil

gives more fire to the beads and Sandalwood and olive oil will calm the beads to

a lesser level of excitation.........Beads are Karma Busters and the Mustard

Seed Oil helps with acceleration and when things start changeing to fast you

can slow down the events takeing place by placeing beads on holy alter for a

while or perhaps even cleaning them and soaking them in peaceful calm olive oil

 

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> Hi DharmaDevji,

>

> u mean it is best for the rudra to be soaked in Mustard oil. What is the

> views if Sandalwood oil is used with the base oil of almond.

>

> Request ur advise and would appreciate if Simoneji could also offer her

> views on this too. Pls do not misunderstand me that i am not trusting your

views

> but just requesting confirmation.

>

> This is because i am new and have no knowledge in this subject.

>

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> Best Regards,

>

> Roan

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> yes of course........will make the Rudraksa totally peaceful and slow them

> down a little...........they usually are soaked in Mustard oil that gives

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> more fire to burn the karma..........problem with soaking with oil is that

> you

> have to give them enough time to dry on towel or the oil goes on clothing

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> Thanks

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Namaste Roan,

The almond and sandalwood oil will work fine, as will olive oil. It doesn't

have the same fire as the mustard, but for some this can be a plus. Not all

skin likes mustard oil. With any oil remember to wipe the beads and allow it to

soak in unless you wear them without a shirt in hot climate :)

Arjuna

 

roankz <roankz wrote:

Hi DharmaDevji,

 

u mean it is best for the rudra to be soaked in Mustard oil. What is the views

if Sandalwood oil is used with the base oil of almond.

 

Request ur advise and would appreciate if Simoneji could also offer her views on

this too. Pls do not misunderstand me that i am not trusting your views but just

requesting confirmation.

 

This is because i am new and have no knowledge in this subject.

 

 

Best Regards,

 

Roan

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Tuesday, December 21, 2004 1:38 AM

Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

 

 

yes of course........will make the Rudraksa totally peaceful and slow them

down a little...........they usually are soaked in Mustard oil that gives them

more fire to burn the karma..........problem with soaking with oil is that you

have to give them enough time to dry on towel or the oil goes on clothing

 

Thanks

 

DharmaDev Arya

 

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Dear Bik Ji

 

is mostly about when the Rudraksa become soiled...........in any

environment.....so when they become soiled or sweat laden or have a lot of

accumulated

particles on them then we know to wash

 

hope this helps

 

Thanks and Take Care Mitra

 

DharmaDev

 

In a message dated 12/21/2004 10:35:11 AM Pacific Standard Time,

bikramjit.pandher writes:

 

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> DharmaDevJi,

> Living in Canadian environment, how often should I wash my beads.

> Once or twice a year is fine.

> thanks

> Bik

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> Arjuna [arjunaacharya]

> Tuesday, December 21, 2004 8:20 AM

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> Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

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> Namaste Roan,

> The almond and sandalwood oil will work fine, as will olive oil. It doesn't

> have the same fire as the mustard, but for some this can be a plus. Not all

> skin likes mustard oil. With any oil remember to wipe the beads and allow

> it to soak in unless you wear them without a shirt in hot climate :)

> Arjuna

>

> roankz <roankz wrote:

> Hi DharmaDevji,

>

> u mean it is best for the rudra to be soaked in Mustard oil. What is the

> views if Sandalwood oil is used with the base oil of almond.

>

> Request ur advise and would appreciate if Simoneji could also offer her

> views on this too. Pls do not misunderstand me that i am not trusting your

> views but just requesting confirmation.

>

> This is because i am new and have no knowledge in this subject.

>

>

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DharmaDevJi,

Living in Canadian environment, how often should I wash my beads.

Once or twice a year is fine.

thanks

Bik

 

 

Arjuna [arjunaacharya]

Tuesday, December 21, 2004 8:20 AM

 

Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

 

 

 

Namaste Roan,

The almond and sandalwood oil will work fine, as will olive oil. It doesn't

have the same fire as the mustard, but for some this can be a plus. Not all

skin likes mustard oil. With any oil remember to wipe the beads and allow

it to soak in unless you wear them without a shirt in hot climate :)

Arjuna

 

roankz <roankz wrote:

Hi DharmaDevji,

 

u mean it is best for the rudra to be soaked in Mustard oil. What is the

views if Sandalwood oil is used with the base oil of almond.

 

Request ur advise and would appreciate if Simoneji could also offer her

views on this too. Pls do not misunderstand me that i am not trusting your

views but just requesting confirmation.

 

This is because i am new and have no knowledge in this subject.

 

 

Best Regards,

 

Roan

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Tuesday, December 21, 2004 1:38 AM

Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

 

 

yes of course........will make the Rudraksa totally peaceful and slow them

 

down a little...........they usually are soaked in Mustard oil that gives

them

more fire to burn the karma..........problem with soaking with oil is that

you

have to give them enough time to dry on towel or the oil goes on clothing

 

Thanks

 

DharmaDev Arya

 

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DharmaDev Ji

How often do you wash DharmaDev Ji. I will follow the same. that will be

easier for me rather than looking at

condition of beads.. because I am not good in that...

thanks

Bik

 

 

 

AumShiningLotus [AumShiningLotus]

Tuesday, December 21, 2004 1:44 PM

 

Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

 

 

Dear Bik Ji

 

is mostly about when the Rudraksa become soiled...........in any

environment.....so when they become soiled or sweat laden or have a lot of

accumulated

particles on them then we know to wash

 

hope this helps

 

Thanks and Take Care Mitra

 

DharmaDev

 

In a message dated 12/21/2004 10:35:11 AM Pacific Standard Time,

bikramjit.pandher writes:

 

>

>

>

>

> DharmaDevJi,

> Living in Canadian environment, how often should I wash my beads.

> Once or twice a year is fine.

> thanks

> Bik

>

>

> Arjuna [arjunaacharya]

> Tuesday, December 21, 2004 8:20 AM

>

> Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

>

>

>

> Namaste Roan,

> The almond and sandalwood oil will work fine, as will olive oil. It

doesn't

> have the same fire as the mustard, but for some this can be a plus. Not

all

> skin likes mustard oil. With any oil remember to wipe the beads and allow

> it to soak in unless you wear them without a shirt in hot climate :)

> Arjuna

>

> roankz <roankz wrote:

> Hi DharmaDevji,

>

> u mean it is best for the rudra to be soaked in Mustard oil. What is the

> views if Sandalwood oil is used with the base oil of almond.

>

> Request ur advise and would appreciate if Simoneji could also offer her

> views on this too. Pls do not misunderstand me that i am not trusting your

> views but just requesting confirmation.

>

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>

>

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Dear Bikramjit

 

There are many ways to work with Rudraksa.....in the way I work with them I

dont intrerrupt what they are createing by washing until the Mala has done its

work...the task it was created for and breaks by itself

 

hope this helps

 

Thanks and Take Care Mitra

 

DharmaDev

 

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> thanks

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> Tuesday, December 21, 2004 1:44 PM

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> Re: RBSC : Is it ok to wash rudra mala make with whool thread

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> Dear Bik Ji

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> is mostly about when the Rudraksa become soiled...........in any

> environment.....so when they become soiled or sweat laden or have a lot of

> accumulated

> particles on them then we know to wash

>

> hope this helps

>

> Thanks and Take Care Mitra

>

> DharmaDev

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