Gems and Rudrakshas

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Respectable friends.

I have a question regarding Rudrakshas and Gems.

As I could read in some messages and if I am not wrong, a gem related

to a planet, for a certain person, works according to the dignity of

that planet in the Jotish chart of the person.

If a planet has a good dignity the related gem shall bring good

results, otherwise the same gem shall bring negative results.

 

Is it the same for the different Rudrakshas (for instance 5 mukhi,

etc) ?

And what about Yantras or mantras related to planets?

 

I know I am not expert, so please forgive me if I ask

something that is very clear for many of you.

I hope that someone will be so patient to give me an explanation

 

Thank you very much

Gig

 

---Hi Gig, Namaste!!! These are good smart questions. And your understanding that a gem works the same as it's graha lord is known as Anukulvad, it is a rule in the Planetary Gemologists Association; and the opposite idea, that a planet's gem works OPPOSITE is completely nonsense. Gem make stronger planets, for better or worse so we should avoid gems for our badly placed planets. It's bad enough so why magnify?

 

On the other hand Rudraksha, which is also a "gem" is ruled by Mahadeva, Who Himself is greater than all the Graha Devas combined, and all the Graha Devas, specially Saturn, have great kindness on a Rudraksha wearer out of love for Lord Rudra. It is much more powerful than any gems. And any and every Rudraksha will help all the planets because Rudraksha is ruled by Lord Shiva Himself.

 

So gems magnify good planets

and Rudraksha alter bad planets (through mercy of Lord Shankar, Who is easily pleased and He has the power, along with Vishnu, to alter bad Karma if so disposed. The requirement is that we pray and beg the help of Mahadeva or Narayana, if we don't ask them then why should they help?

 

Mantras and Yantras are difficult and take time. Rudraksha for bad planets and gems for good planets... that is the PGA winning formula, ref. http://www.p-g-a.org

 

Best rgds,

Richard