rudraksh negative effect

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respected dharmadev acharyaji,

pranaam.

1)negative effect of rudraksh experienced:

i have seen most sites saying that anybody can wear any rudraksh

bead. that there is no side effect. rudraksh are not like gems. even

rudraksh ratna says this. but my experience and a friend's

experience is not all rudraksh suit all. this is true of those from

1 to 9 mukhis representating planets. he had a bad experience with

one mukhi rudraksh. the moment he wore it, he started piling up

losses and only after he removed it, he was at peace. maybe in his

birth chart, the sun of one mukhi was badly placed. i have also had

negative results when i possessed a nine and eight mukhi bead, those

for ketu and rahu resp. could you please shed light on this?

 

2) also, bhadraksh is the bead of an unripened fruit. but do those

who run rudraksh farms follow this? do they have nets wherein they

collect the fruits only after they ripen or they are simply plucked

from the tree since rudrakshas have now become a commercial product

in high demand? unlike gems, except for a saint or a highly

accomplished clairvoyant person, nobody can measure the power of a

rudraksh or a bhadrash....you can know that a bead is powerful or

powerless only after using it.

 

3)does the power of rudraksh remain intact esp when after coming

from the nepal to the trader, so many strangers handle it, at the

shop at exhibitions, etc? we are told those who are in menses should

not even go near any divine items or it invites lord shiva's wrath.

is this rule adhered to by those in the trade?

i want to wear rudraksh but at offices you have to mingle in a

unisex crowd. what if a woman in menses unknowingly and

unintentionally rubs shoulders with you? same can happen when you

are travelling in buses or trains.

also, do foreigners who buy rudrakshas follow this rule? same for

the non-vegetarians. or wearing the bead when you are using the

toilet. how is it possible to remove the mala every time one goes to

the toilet?

please answer these questions. these are very serious questions and

bothering a lot of people i know. they cite instances as to how a

particular place or family invited the lord's wrath when the

shivling (or for that matter any other deity) was touched

unknowingly by a woman in menses...

gratefully yours,

divya kailash