13 mukhi effects

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Dear Satydharma Ji

 

Namaskar and thank you for your message........a good deal of

information to include Holy Book references that is seen on any one

website.......... also contains information regarding the Holy

Rudraksha that is localized from one part of India or another and

this information doesnt necessarily come from a Holy Book...or it

may.....it may also come from someones experience with the Beads and

passed down from family to family

 

As an example specific to mention of 3 Mukhi in a book named Gems

and Rudraksha it is stated that it makes the wearer free from

chronic fever certainly............and that the patient of the fever

that comes after every 3 days is cured.......these two statements

leave a lot to be said....doesnt say what type of fever so we cannot

identify whether it is a common fever that breaks in 3 days......and

since we dont know what kind of fever we also dont know if 3 days of

takeing the grindings of 3 Mukhi Bead or its nut or its leaves or

its root in boiled milk or water is what they are doing as there are

no guidelines mentioned

 

This book also does not mention there are two major species of 3

Mukhi Rudraksha one grows as the Indian 3 Mukhi in India and one

grows as the Nepal Round in Himalayas and parts of India........If

you go to Dr Subas Rais book he mentions that Eleocarpus

tuberculatus Roxb is known in Kanada and Malaya and Tamil...southern

India.....this is most likely the Indian 3

Mukhi.......Maybe.......and that its bark is used as a decoction for

haemetemesis and indigestion and biliousness....and the nuts are

used as remedy for rheumetism and typhoid fever and

epilepsy.......nowhere does the word cure enter the text

 

So takeing all this into consideration am thinking that the Holy

Rudraksha Nut can be interpreted as the bead itself however most

likely concerns the nut inside the bead..... or maybe both.....and

that nut is used in some kind of decoction to tone down the fever

until the disease leaves the body

 

Am fairly certain there is no scriptural references about 13

Mukhi .......curing diseases...........however there is much

mentioned regarding treatment of diseases with the Holy Rudraksha

and its bark and leaves and roots

 

In addition have not seen all that has been written and there has to

be actual proof that someone has been.......cured......from a

disease.........to say that this or that cures one from a disease is

distinctly different than saying the person was treated for the

disease with Rudraksha Medications......especially in the US with

the US Medical Authority here..........as we all know people go to

jail here if they take advantage of others who are sick by offering

cures from disease without proof of an actual cure

 

Only connection I have found for 13 Mukhi is that in general it is a

Nepal Bead that would be used under a general heading of makeing a

mixture from Eleocarpus ganitrus roxb from it fruit to to be used

in the deseases of the head and epoleptic fits...and as heating and

stimulateing agents as stated in the Subas Rai Book along with the

mention that 6 Mukhi is substitute for 13 Mukhi.........and this

book also states 6 Mukhi governs difficulties of Venus and then in

the Gems and Rudraksha Book is stated that the 13 Mukhi is the Lord

Indra Kama Deva Bead so seems there is some kind of connection with

merits and values of these two different beads

 

hope this helps

 

Wishing you and Family the Best

 

Rudra Center India and America

 

DD

 

 

 

, "rudraksha67"

<satyadharma wrote:

>

>

> Namaskar

>

> Are there any authentic scriptural references about 13 Mukhi

Rudraksha

> curing diseases? I found a reference at a website called

rudraksham.com,

> but cannot find any info about it in Shri Kamal Seetha's book and

Rudra

> Centre info. I would be very grateful for any references or

insights

> about this.

>

> Also Shri Kamal Seetha writes something very interesting about 13

mukhi

> on page 42 in his book; "This Rudraksha also purifies a person

from the

> crime of tormenting parents or brothers". Is there mention of this

in

> Rudraksha scripture?

>

> Thank you for any help,

>

> Satyadharma

>