Question about the Mercury Parad bead

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Also for your info Kevin, Rudra Centre's Parad items are specially made

by Panditji Shree Deenanathji, one of the most highly trained, skilled

and revered parad-makers in India.

 

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Here is his bio:

 

 

 

Brief Bio about Panditji Shree Deenanathji

 

 

Born in Aug 1938 in a small village named Nadbai, in the district of

Bharatpur (Rajasthan), Pundit Shree Dinanathji was highly inclined to

learn the secrets of Ayurveda. To fulfill his keen desire to learn the

science of Ayurveda especially the Parad/Mercury, he joined the ashram

of Saint Shree Nirmalandji Chaitanya Brahmachai in 1971 to study mercury

science. His ashram was in southern corner of Narmada river.

 

Later he did his research and development on mercury at many holy places

of India namely Omkareshwar, Amarkantak, Haridwar, Hrishikesh, Pushkar,

Badrinath, Gangotri and Jamnotri. 40 years ago he opened a Ayurvedic

medical research centre in Dosa district near Jaipur. Now he is in

Jaipur since last 20 years running a medical centre which provides

facilities for treatment of asthma, blood pressure, liver, diabetes,

skin, gastritis, rheumatism, arthritis, thyroid related problems.

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, Kevin Eikov

<healingyogaforkids wrote:

>

> Hello everyone,

> I have a question of concern. It is about the (Mercury) Parad beads. I

am wondering if wearing this bead exposes the body to low levels of

mercury. It is also suggested the beads either be dipped in milk or

water and ingested to cure all diseases. Is this practice deemed safe as

we are always hearing about the mercury in fish and other foods and how

it is quite toxic. Thanks for taking the time to answer

> Kevin