More sacred-objects

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Dear Richardji,

Here are a few late updates.

The Godavari river which originates near the Triambakeshwar

jyotirlinga in the Nasik district of Maharashtra is associated with

lord Shiva.

The sacred river Narmada is believed to have descended from the sky by

the order of Lord Shiva. The Narmada Shiva Lingams are highly coveted

- especially the ones from Omkareshwar.

The Kaveri river is associated with Lopamudra, Brahma's daughter who

was married to Agastya muni.

Though not included in the 7 Holy rivers, Brahmaputra associate with

Lord Brahma and river Krishna associate with Lord Krishna can

definitely be classified as Holy rivers.

Another sacred product of the Rudraksha tree is known as Rudrani. It

is a small 1mm to 1.5 mm seed which is found with the Rudrakash flower

when it starts blooming and then drops off. Some people wear a mala of

it round their neck.

 

 

On 5/24/06, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 > wrote:

> Dear Diva Devi,

>

> Namaste!!! Yes, it is long over due. I'm going to make a luxury large

> book with pics and info on every item on the list. The book will be

> named, "Sacred Gemology, Hallowed Natural Objects of Asia."

>

> To see the latest version with all the info I got so far see:

> http://www.richardshawbrown.com/mysticarticles/Sacred-Objects.html

>

> I still need more information so I'm thinking about doing a

> collaboration with different writers taking different subjects, and

> make it a PGA publication with proceeds going to maintain the Planetary

> Gemologists Association http://p-g-a.org

>

> ATTN: Anyone with more information please write. For example, what

> Deity rules Haldi?---Jupiter?

>

> Best rgds,

> Richard

>

> --- divadevi108 <divadevi108 > wrote:

>

> > dear richard, namaste! the chirmi and lotus seeds are sacred to sri

> > lakshmi and the svetarka to sri ganapate.

> >

> > what a great list! thank you for assembling it.

> >

> > diva devi

> >

> > sacred-objects, Richard Shaw Brown

> > <rsbj66 wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear All,

> > >

> > > I'm trying to correctly match Deities with Sacred Objects, I have

> > some

> > > already. Please let me know about the others... Do I have any

> > wrong?

> > >

> > > Thanks, Richard

> > >

> > > SACRED OBJECTS OF ASIA

> > >

> > > (Note: Does not include Sacred byproducts such as Milk, Honey,

> > etc, nor

> > > cremation relics, nor grains like rice, etc. A sacred object is

> > here

> > > defined not as a sacred article of worship, but as an object of

> > worship

> > > presided over by a Deity or associated with a Deity)...

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED STONES:

> > > Shalagram Shila (Vishnu)

> > > Govardhan Shila (Krishna)

> > > Dvaraka Shila (Krishna)

> > > Kailash Shila (Shiva)

> > > Narmada Linga (Shiva)

> > > Paras Mani

> > > Black Agate (Most Temple Shiva lingas are made from it)

> > > Jade

> > >

> > > SACRED RIVERS (Primary):

> > > Ganga (Ganga Devi)

> > > Yamuna (Yamuna Devi)

> > > Godavari

> > > Saraswati (Saraswati Devi)

> > > Narmada,

> > > Sindhu,

> > > Kaveri

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED SHELLS:

> > > Valampuri Shank (Lakshmi)

> > > Idampuri Shank (Lakshmi)

> > > Gomati Chakra (Krishna)

> > > Ganesha Shankha (Ganesha)

> > > Goumukhi Shankha (Ganga)

> > > Gauri Shankha (Uma)

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED SEEDS:

> > > Rudraksha (Shiva)

> > > Lotus Seeds

> > > Chirmi Seeds

> > > Vaijanti Seeds,

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED ROOTS:

> > > Hatha Jodi

> > > Ginseng (Ashwagandha)

> > > Tumeric (Haldi)

> > > Aankada (Swetarka)

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED COCONUTS:

> > > Dvi-akshi Coconut

> > > Eka-akshi Coconut

> > > Nir-akshi Coconut

> > > Green Coconut

> > > Laghu Nariyal (Small Coconut),

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED METEORS:

> > > Meteorite (Tektite)

> > > Meteorite (Metal)

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED PEARLS:

> > > Oyster Pearl (Moon)

> > > Snake Pearl (Vasuki)

> > > Boar Pearl (Varaha)

> > > Elephant Pearl (Gajendra)

> > > Fish Pearl (Matsya)

> > > Bamboo Pearl

> > > Cloud Pearl

> > > Conch Pearl

> > > Tree Pearl

> > > Other Pearls

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED GEMS:

> > > Ruby (Sun)

> > > Spinel (Sun)

> > > Red Garnet (Sun)

> > > Red Tourmaline (Sun)

> > > Moonstone (Moon)

> > > White Coral (Moon)

> > > Yellow Sapphire (Jupiter)

> > > Topaz (Jupiter)

> > > Heliodor (Jupiter)

> > > Yellow Tourmaline (Jupiter)

> > > (Natural) Yellow Quartz (Jupiter)

> > > Hessonite (Rahu)

> > > Spessartite (Rahu)

> > > Malaya Garnet (Rahu)

> > > Orange Zircon (Rahu)

> > > Emerald (Mercury)

> > > Tsavorite (Mercury)

> > > Green Tourmaline (Mercury)

> > > Peridot (Mercury)

> > > Diamond (Venus)

> > > Crystal – Sphatik Colorless Quartz (Venus)

> > > White Sapphire (Venus)

> > > White Zircon (Venus)

> > > Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye (Ketu)

> > > Tourmaline Cat's eye (Ketu)

> > > Apatite Cat's Eye (Ketu)

> > > Blue Sapphire (Saturn)

> > > Blue Spinel (Saturn)

> > > Amethyst (Saturn)

> > > Indicolite (Saturn)

> > > Red Coral (Mars)

> > > Blood Stone (Mars)

> > > Carnelian (Mars)

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED PLANTS:

> > > Tulasi Tree (Vrinda Devi)

> > > Bel Tree

> > > Mango Tree

> > > Coconut Tree

> > > Banana Tree

> > > Bamboo

> > > Arka plant (Sun)

> > > Palasa plant (Moon)

> > > Pippala Tree (Jupiter)

> > > Durva Grass (Rahu)

> > > Apamarga (Mercury)

> > > Audumbara (Venus)

> > > Kusa (Ketu)

> > > Shami Tree (Saturn)

> > > Khadira (Mars)

> > > Red Lotus (Sun)

> > > White Lotus (Moon)

> > > All Lotus Flowers

> > > Sindoor

> > > Kumkum

> > > White Sandalwood (Venus)

> > > Bhojpatra,

> > > Sriphal

> > > Kamakhy

> > > Banyan Tree (Krishna)

> > > Bodhi Tree (Buddha)

> > > Ashoka Tree

> > > Aak Plant and root

> > > Bhang (Shiva)

> > > Red Sandalwood (Lal Chandan),

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED TEETH:

> > > Shark Teeth

> > > Tiger Teeth

> > > Ivory (natural death)

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED METALS:

> > > Gold (Sun)

> > > Silver (Moon)

> > > Iron (Saturn)

> > > Platinum (Venus)

> > > Parad

> > > Mercury (Mercury)

> > >

> > >

> > > SACRED ANIMAL PRODUCTS (Natural Death)

> > > Tiger Claw

> > > Tiger Skin

> > > Lion Claw (Narasimha)

> > > Deer Skin

> > > Cat's Chord

> > > Siyar Singhi

> > > Snake's Skin,

> > > Peacock Feathers (Krishna)

> > > Chamara Tail Fan

> > >

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> >

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[Guest guest]

Namaste Panditji,

 

Kindly provide more details about these rudrani seeds.   It is as

powerful as Rudraksha.   Is it hard enough to string like mala.

 

Thanking you

 

M.Sai

 

 

> Another sacred product of the Rudraksha tree is known as Rudrani. It

> is a small 1mm to 1.5 mm seed which is found with the Rudrakash flower

> when it starts blooming and then drops off. Some people wear a mala of

> it round their neck.

[Guest guest]

The tiny beads of Rudrani which are rare to find and are wonderful

in effect are said to be the female part of the Rudraksha. It is

kept in puja rooms along with Rudraksha to get the results of the

totality of the Shiva – Parvati jori. Those who keep this jori in

their place of worship get all the material pleasures in this birth

and salvation after death.

Here is the pic of rudrani mala:-

sacred-objects/spnew/view/f5a9?i=182

 

thanks

amit uniyal

 

 

 

sacred-objects, "mudigantisai"

<mudigantisai> wrote:

>

> Namaste Panditji,

>

> Kindly provide more details about these rudrani seeds.   It is as

> powerful as Rudraksha.   Is it hard enough to string like mala.

>

> Thanking you

>

> M.Sai

>

>

> > Another sacred product of the Rudraksha tree is known as

Rudrani. It

> > is a small 1mm to 1.5 mm seed which is found with the Rudrakash

flower

> > when it starts blooming and then drops off. Some people wear a

mala of

> > it round their neck.

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Sai,

The Rudrani beads which come from the Rudraksha flowers are small and

not as strong as Rudrakshas. Can be strung as mala. Some people wear

it round their neck. I like the feeling they give.

 

On 5/25/06, mudigantisai <mudigantisai > wrote:

> Namaste Panditji,

>

> Kindly provide more details about these rudrani seeds.   It is as

> powerful as Rudraksha.   Is it hard enough to string like mala.

>

> Thanking you

>

> M.Sai

>

>

> > Another sacred product of the Rudraksha tree is known as Rudrani. It

> > is a small 1mm to 1.5 mm seed which is found with the Rudrakash flower

> > when it starts blooming and then drops off. Some people wear a mala of

> > it round their neck.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Deven,

They dont have any mukhis but there are thin lines. The number varies. A

thorough study needs to be made.

 

 

On 5/26/06, deven chopra <chopradeven81 (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

>

> Amit Ji

>

> Do these Rudrani beads also have Mukhis or divisions just like rudraksha

> beads?

>

> Deven

>

> *amit uniyal <devshoppe >* wrote:

>

> The tiny beads of Rudrani which are rare to find and are wonderful

> in effect are said to be the female part of the Rudraksha. It is

> kept in puja rooms along with Rudraksha to get the results of the

> totality of the Shiva – Parvati jori. Those who keep this jori in

> their place of worship get all the material pleasures in this birth

> and salvation after death.

> Here is the pic of rudrani mala:-

> sacred-objects/spnew/view/f5a9?i=182

>

> thanks

> amit uniyal

>

>

>

> sacred-objects, "mudigantisai"

> <mudigantisai wrote:

> >

> > Namaste Panditji,

> >

> > Kindly provide more details about these rudrani seeds. It is as

> > powerful as Rudraksha. Is it hard enough to string like mala.

> >

> > Thanking you

> >

> > M.Sai

> >

> >

> > > Another sacred product of the Rudraksha tree is known as

> Rudrani. It

> > > is a small 1mm to 1.5 mm seed which is found with the Rudrakash

> flower

> > > when it starts blooming and then drops off. Some people wear a

> mala of

> > > it round their neck.

> >

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Are they known by any other names? Can you give us a larger scan of a single bead and the whole mala?

-

Pt Siva Prasad Tata

sacred-objects

Thursday, May 25, 2006 9:40 PM

Re: Re: More sacred-objects To Amit Ji

 

 

Dear Deven,

They dont have any mukhis but there are thin lines. The number varies. A thorough study needs to be made.

 

On 5/26/06, deven chopra <chopradeven81 (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

Amit Ji

 

Do these Rudrani beads also have Mukhis or divisions just like rudraksha beads?

 

Deven

 

amit uniyal <devshoppe > wrote:

The tiny beads of Rudrani which are rare to find and are wonderful

in effect are said to be the female part of the Rudraksha. It is

kept in puja rooms along with Rudraksha to get the results of the

totality of the Shiva – Parvati jori. Those who keep this jori in

their place of worship get all the material pleasures in this birth

and salvation after death.

Here is the pic of rudrani mala:-

sacred-objects/spnew/view/f5a9?i=182

 

thanks

amit uniyal

 

 

 

sacred-objects, "mudigantisai"

<mudigantisai wrote:

>

> Namaste Panditji,

>

> Kindly provide more details about these rudrani seeds. It is as

> powerful as Rudraksha. Is it hard enough to string like mala.

>

> Thanking you

>

> M.Sai

>

>

> > Another sacred product of the Rudraksha tree is known as

Rudrani. It

> > is a small 1mm to 1.5 mm seed which is found with the Rudrakash

flower

> > when it starts blooming and then drops off. Some people wear a

mala of

> > it round their neck.

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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