Guest guest Posted October 19, 2006 Report Share Posted October 19, 2006 Dear Narasrimhaye Namaste! Thank you kindly for your reply. Your reply answers my questions very succinctly. I am from a Vedic background and a practicing Hare Krsna devotee as well - so I understand the need for cleanliness and regulation. Thank you again; and have a wonderful day!! Best regards Subadhra narasimhaye <no_reply> Wednesday, October 18, 2006 4:02:08 PM RBSC : Parad Mani Ring+Rudraksha Om Subadhra, pls scroll below....... rudrakshabeadsociet iesclub@gro ups.com, Subadhra Devi Dasi <ishara_chivers@ ...> wrote: > > Hi there, Trust you are all well. > > I recently purchased my items from Rudra Centre and have the following questions: > 1. Wrt wearing a parad mani ring - I know that this can be worn on any finger; and if one is wearing it to pacify the planets (instead of gemstones or navratna), should one take them off when hands are in water or being washed etc? or can wear it all the time irrespective? If its not necessary to wash your hands all the time, its ok to wear the ring while washing. But if you're in a job or task that requires washing the hands often, then its best to take the ring off, wash your hands, dry them and then put the ring back on. Be sure to place the ring in a clean place or on a small towel where you will remember to put it back on your finger. > > 2. Regarding the Rudrakshas - must one take them off each time one is using the loo or going into the ladies room? I have read the booklet the beads come with and see that one should not use the beads when going to the loo (for example). When going to the loo for a wee, its generally ok. But not for the other more "soggy" call of Mother Nature. But then this also depends on your background and religious upbringing. I was just wondering for practicality purposes especially for my daughter who is still quite young (for whom I have purchased a Brahma Pendant) - will it have to be seen to that the pendant gets removed every time she goes to the loo? The answer is "No" -- since its for praticality reasons and she is young and innocent. But as she gets older, you can guide her along. > > 3. Can one sleep with ones parad mani ring and rudrakshas on? The answer is "Yes" but not while engaging in "spousal relations". > > Thank you kindly in anticipation of your response. > > Regards, Subadhra Ommmmm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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