Mala Golden Yellow

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Ana, some priests use yellow or saffron colored puja blessing powder

like Asthagandha and others may use kum kum in various shades of

red, darkest pink, darkest magenta, etc.

 

Your Nepal mala was obviously blessed with kum kum, hence the pink

when you put it in water.

 

Traces of blessing powder are always left in malas after blessing

consecrations so the wearer can reap the good vibes upon wearing.

 

I'd rather wash a shirt 108 times than not have any trace of

blessing powder upon receiving and wearing a new mala )))) No

kidding.

 

Ommmmmm

 

 

, "ana_raguin"

<ana_raguin wrote:

>

> Hello Narasimhaye and everybody,

>

> I had the same experience. With my java mala, it made yellow

stains

> even on my shirt. It took a few washes to have them totally come

out.

>

> I ordered a new mala from Ms. Neeta. They are Nepal. But when I

put

> it in water, it did not turn yellow. The water turned pink. What

is

> the cause of this?

>

> Also before despatch, after blessing, does Rudra Centre wash the

> rudrakshas well that's why a few may have some trace of the

> blessings and the others are totally clean?

>

> Ana

>

>

>

> , narasimhaye

> <no_reply@> wrote:

> >

> > Jose, the golden yellow color is from specially blessed puja

> powder

> > used during blessings of rudraksh beads and malas before sending

> to

> > anyone. Nothing going on, its as simple as that

> >

> > Ommmmmm

> >

> >

> > , JOSE REYMUNDI

> > <stargate40@> wrote:

> > >

> > > namaste i buy a new rudraksha mala of 8mm when i wear it on

> nothing

> > happens when i put the mala in pooja blessing mantra etc...i

wear

> it

> > again then my neck getting yellow in color then i put it in a

> glass of

> > crystal clear water then the water turn golden yellow in

color.,

> can

> > you explian to me what going on?

> > >

> >

>