Guest guest Posted March 17, 2005 Report Share Posted March 17, 2005 Namaste Celeste, Bracelets are definitely acceptable. It is good to have the rudrakshas against the skin, but if they shouldn't be seen what of sadhus with only a loin cloth who wear them? I my own dealing wehn mine are visible, certain people are attracted to their energy, others don't even seem to notice. It has been said that seeing rudrakshas confers benefits on people. If that is done so easily, why would I not want to share Shiva's grace with others. Perhaps others have more to add. Respectfully yours, Arjuna celesstnw <celesstnw wrote: Greetings, I have read many times that there are no rules for wearing rudraksha, then I read rules. Please help me with this. I saw some lovely rudraksha bracelets on a reputable website, so I made my own out of five large beads that I had. Then I read that one should not wear the beads as a bracelet. Also, I recently purchased a one mukhi rudraksha pendant and I am wearing it on a short necklace. But today I read that one should keep the beads out of sight of others. I wear my mala inside my clothes against my skin and my new pendant is worn against my skin. I like having it near my throat, but if this is wrong I suppose I will have to change that, albeit reluctantly. Thanks in advance for an answer to my little dilemma. Namaste Celesst To send an email to: Sponsor Children InternationalWould you give Hope to a Child in need? ·Click Here to meet a Girl And Give Her Hope·Click Here to meet a Boy And Change His Life Learn More / Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2005 Report Share Posted March 17, 2005 There's nothing wrong with wearing thebeads in the sight of others. Enjoy! Kari Arjuna <arjunaacharya Mar 17, 2005 1:40 PM Re: RBSC : Keep Rudraksha out of sight? Namaste Celeste, Bracelets are definitely acceptable. It is good to have the rudrakshas against the skin, but if they shouldn't be seen what of sadhus with only a loin cloth who wear them? I my own dealing wehn mine are visible, certain people are attracted to their energy, others don't even seem to notice. It has been said that seeing rudrakshas confers benefits on people. If that is done so easily, why would I not want to share Shiva's grace with others. Perhaps others have more to add. Respectfully yours, Arjuna celesstnw <celesstnw wrote: Greetings, I have read many times that there are no rules for wearing rudraksha, then I read rules. Please help me with this. I saw some lovely rudraksha bracelets on a reputable website, so I made my own out of five large beads that I had. Then I read that one should not wear the beads as a bracelet. Also, I recently purchased a one mukhi rudraksha pendant and I am wearing it on a short necklace. But today I read that one should keep the beads out of sight of others. I wear my mala inside my clothes against my skin and my new pendant is worn against my skin. I like having it near my throat, but if this is wrong I suppose I will have to change that, albeit reluctantly. Thanks in advance for an answer to my little dilemma. Namaste Celesst To send an email to: Sponsor Children InternationalWould you give Hope to a Child in need? ·Click Here to meet a Girl And Give Her Hope·Click Here to meet a Boy And Change His Life Learn More / To send an email to: Links Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2005 Report Share Posted March 21, 2005 Hi Celesst, There is no such thing mentioned in puranas about keeping rudraksh out of site. Our ancient sages/sadhus used to wear that on forehead, neck and even as bracelet. Important is, it should touch your skin. And also have full faith in them. Warm Regards Basant Chaturvedi --- AumShiningLotus wrote: > Dear Celesst > > You can wear as you wish as there are not specific > rules to goven what you > are speaking of..........simply is best to wear on > skin for best results > > hope this helps > > DharmaDev > > In a message dated 3/17/2005 1:23:55 PM Pacific > Standard Time, > celesstnw writes: > > > > > Greetings, > > I have read many times that there are no rules for > wearing > > rudraksha, then I read rules. Please help me with > this. I saw some > > lovely rudraksha bracelets on a reputable website, > so I made my own > > out of five large beads that I had. Then I read > that one should not > > wear the beads as a bracelet. Also, I recently > purchased a one > > mukhi rudraksha pendant and I am wearing it on a > short necklace. > > But today I read that one should keep the beads > out of sight of > > others. I wear my mala inside my clothes against > my skin and my new > > pendant is worn against my skin. I like having it > near my throat, > > but if this is wrong I suppose I will have to > change that, albeit > > reluctantly. Thanks in advance for an answer to > my little dilemma. > > Namaste > > Celesst Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 21, 2005 Report Share Posted March 21, 2005 Can others touch your rudraksha? --- Basant Chaturvedi <basant_c wrote: > > Hi Celesst, > > There is no such thing mentioned in puranas about > keeping rudraksh out of site. > Our ancient sages/sadhus used to wear that on > forehead, neck and even as bracelet. > Important is, it should touch your skin. And also > have > full faith in them. > > Warm Regards > Basant Chaturvedi > > > --- AumShiningLotus wrote: > > Dear Celesst > > > > You can wear as you wish as there are not specific > > rules to goven what you > > are speaking of..........simply is best to wear on > > skin for best results > > > > hope this helps > > > > DharmaDev > > > > In a message dated 3/17/2005 1:23:55 PM Pacific > > Standard Time, > > celesstnw writes: > > > > > > > Greetings, > > > I have read many times that there are no rules > for > > wearing > > > rudraksha, then I read rules. Please help me > with > > this. I saw some > > > lovely rudraksha bracelets on a reputable > website, > > so I made my own > > > out of five large beads that I had. Then I read > > that one should not > > > wear the beads as a bracelet. Also, I recently > > purchased a one > > > mukhi rudraksha pendant and I am wearing it on a > > short necklace. > > > But today I read that one should keep the beads > > out of sight of > > > others. I wear my mala inside my clothes > against > > my skin and my new > > > pendant is worn against my skin. I like having > it > > near my throat, > > > but if this is wrong I suppose I will have to > > change that, albeit > > > reluctantly. Thanks in advance for an answer to > > my little dilemma. > > > Namaste > > > Celesst > > > > Make your home page http://www./r/hs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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