13,14, 17 mukhis all at once!

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Sandeep, I think Shree Dharmadev has responded to you though I'm not too

sure. After changed group settings and added message topics, etc.

etc. its confusing for lots of folks. We are still trying to get around

these changes but sometimes we might miss reading certain messages and

therefore didn't respond. Pls scroll below:

 

 

, "Sandeep M. Bhammer"

<s_bhammer wrote:

 

> I never got a response to this question. Would anyone be so kind as to

> provide an answer in terms of what a combination of these rudraksh's

> would provide the wearer ? Many thanks in advance.

>

> , "Sandeep M.

Bhammer"

> s_bhammer@ wrote:

> >

> > Dear all - I currently wear a 14 mukhi rudraksh which I bought a few

> > days ago. I was thinking what effect will wearing 13,14 and 17 mukhi

> > combination have together?

 

13 mukhi Kamdeva rudraksh fulfills desires and wishes. Read about it at

www..com <> Click on link

that says "Rudraksha Beads" and find the text and pic for 13 mukh.

 

14 mukh helps awaken Ajna chakra, gives insight, foresight and directs

one to do what is right and avoid the wrong turns. It is also powerful

in deflecting Shani malefic effects. Its Deva Mani rudraksh.

 

17 mukh is Lord Vishwakarma, Architect of the Universe. By wearing this

bead, you are guided to 'build your own destiny' as opposed to simply

sitting back and allowing what life might dish out negatively.

 

The entire combination of mukhis 13, 14, 17, being high mukh beads, is

synergistically potent in drawing all the aspects and virtues contained

in each respective mukh.

 

Also, can they be worn in one red thread or do they have to be strung

and worn seperately?

 

They can be capped and worn on one thread. They don't have to be worn

separately. When worn together, that's when the synergistic energies

combine better to work together in accelerating progress.

 

Can they be worn in a silver chain or do they have to be worn in a red

thread ?

 

Silver chain is fine. Black thread is ok too. Red thread is also fine,

unless you are Mangalik.

 

Again, most

> > grateful for your kind replies. Thank you all in advance for your

> > responses.

> >

> I never got a response to this question. Would anyone be so kind as to

> provide an answer in terms of what a combination of these rudraksh's

> would provide the wearer ? Many thanks in advance.

>