Indra Mala

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Namaste Saiji,

 

My Indra mala is made of Java beads. Besides the consideration of my

budget, I prefer Java beads. I am of petite stature and I like the

feel and energy of these smaller beads. I reserve my large Nepal

rudrakshas for my altar.

 

Blessings,

 

Cheyenne

 

 

 

, "mudigantisai"

<mudigantisai wrote:

>

> Namaste Cheyenneji,

>

> I wish to know the Indra Mala which you have is of Java Beads or

Nepal

> Beads?

>

> Sai.

>

>

> , "Cheyenne"

> <spiritwalk99@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Narasimhaye,

> >

> > Thank you for posting this article again. It is always good to

be

> > reminded. Coincidentally, I was just looking for more

information on

> > the Indra mala--having not been at the Group for months.

> >

> > I am one of those people who has an Indra mala... for about 6

months

> > now, and can say that my life has changed in many ways in that

time.

> > My friend has one also, thus there are now two Indra malas 100

miles

> > apart in eastern Canada. We are hoping that the energy of these

> > combined malas will help the people of this area. It is hard to

find

> > information on the global effects of the Indra mala, so if anyone

has

> > any experience--or theory--in this area, I am most interested to

hear

> > about it.

> >

> > Your article mentions the Indra effect on our ancestors and

family,

> > and I have felt a strong connection with my ancestors since

wearing

> > this mala. In fact, in my evening prayers, I have felt inspired

to

> > include blessings to all my ancestors, descendants, and present

> > family.

> >

> > Thank you for this valuable information.

> >

> > Namaste.

> >

> > Cheyenne

> >

> >

> >

> > , narasimhaye

> > <no_reply@> wrote:

> > >

> > > (Note: Reposting an old message for those interested.)

> > >

> > > Message 12948, October 2006

> > >

> > > Indra mala

> > >

> > > Posted by Sri Dharma Dev Arya

> > >

> > > Dear Friend

> > >

> > > Namaskar and thank you for your Happy Message.........You are a

most

> > > Fortunate Person to be able to wear the Indra Mala and one of

the

> > > few in this world who has the ability to do so

> > >

> > > In the Siva Purana it is stated

> > >

> > > If a person is not liberated after meditation and acquistion of

> > > knowledge he shall wear Rudaksha. He shall be freed from all

sins

> > > and attain the highest goal

> > >

> > > By wearing Indra Mala you are partakeing of the energies of all

the

> > > Vedic Deities contained in the Holy Rudraksha that make up the

> > > accumulated enegy of the Lord Indra Mala

> > >

> > > Lord Indra the Vedic King of Heaven.....God of thunder

lightening

> > > and rain Lord Indra is identified with Strength on all levels of

> > > life both Spiritual and material

> > >

> > > The combined energy of Lord Indra is known to rule over the

> > > atmosphere and sky as well as the god of rain who in Vedic

mythology

> > > rules over the deities of the midregion and fights against and

> > > conquers with his thunderbolts the demons or forces of darkness

> > >

> > > In addition to this many Siddhies and Riddies are granted to the

> > > wearer of this Indra Mala much in the same way Nyaasa empowers

the

> > > Jiva through the ritual process in which parts of the human

body are

> > > empowered with energies of the deities during Puja in order to

form

> > > a series of microcosmic and macrocosmic relationships within the

> > > wearer thus producing or manifesting the Siddies and Riddies of

the

> > > wearers intent and purpose for the good of all concerned

> > >

> > > The wearer of the Lord Indra Mala place themselves with intent

and

> > > purpose in the middle of creation and manifestation and

destruction

> > > of ignorance for the better good of all concerned and they

> > > Accomplish what is Best for themselves and their Community and

> > > Nation as a result

> > >

> > > This results in the wearer gaining Wealth Happiness and

Salvation

> > > through their many good actions while wearing the Lord Indra

Mala

> > >

> > > An example of what Lord Indra Rudraksha Mala Energy can do is

> > > similar to results gained in Puja from Jiva Nayaasa..... or

infusing

> > > the life of the Deity into the body............and then useing

this

> > > energy to manifest a better life for all

> > >

> > > Includes results of Rishi Nyaasa meaning saluting various

deities

> > > associated with various parts of the body.........to maintain an

> > > armay of Deities to help with Accomplishments

> > >

> > > Includes results of Sadanga Nyaasa meaning the establishment of

> > > power in the six limbs all of which distributes power in the

body

> > > that helps to create a new inner and outer reality for oneself (

> > > Siddhies and Riddies ) and the world we all live in

> > >

> > > Siddhies are meaning powers or modes of success in the material

> > > world and in the Spiritual World with Attainment through Mantra

> > > Repetition Meditation and other Yogic Practices

> > >

> > > Examples would be the Siddhi Powers of Lord Hanuman as

mentioned in

> > > the Ramayana and the Sutras of Sri Maharishi Patanjali

> > >

> > > Riddhies are meaning increases in growth prosperity success and

> > > wealth on all levels in life for wearer and all who come in

contact

> > > with wearer

> > >

> > > Wearing Lord Indra Rudraksha Mala also opens wearer to control

with

> > > intent and purpose over many different aspects of the energies

that

> > > Lord Indra presides over and pertain specifically to Lord Indra

> > > Vedic King of Heaven

> > >

> > > Indriya meaning control over the five organs of knowledge and

the

> > > five organs of action to include Karmendriya or the five

cognative

> > > sense organs

> > >

> > > IndriyaAnapeksa meaning a type of perception independent of the

> > > senses and is of two kinds........svayamsiddha or self

accomplished

> > > and divya or divine.........Accomplishment of this type of

> > > perception will also lead to other levels of refined perception

> > > called Pratyaksa and Arvaaciina

> > >

> > > Indriyanigraha meaning sense control

> > >

> > > Indriyaartha meaning control of sense objects

> > >

> > > IndriyaarthaSannikarsa meaning control regarding contact of

sense

> > > organs with objects...........refer to the study of Sannikarsa

or

> > > sense object contact according to Nyaaya

> > >

> > > IndriyaatmaVadin meaning a type of Caavaaka ( Materialist ) who

> > > considers the senses as the individual

> > >

> > > IndriyaSaapeksa meaning a type of perception dependent on the

senses

> > >

> > > In conclusion Indra Mala is one of the most powerful Rudraksha

Malas

> > > a jiva can wear and the wearer of this Highly Auspicious Mala

> > > actually attains a position of responsibility and authority in

> > > conjunction with the energies of Lord Indra King of Heaven

> > >

> > > This Indra Energy affects the wearer and all his good works in

this

> > > world in a positive manner for the good of all

concerned......Wearer

> > > becomes so Purified from Good Works that the Position gained is

> > > described similiar to what has been written as followsand is

most

> > > appropriate at this nearness to time of Diwali

> > >

> > > AntarJyoti......Light is on the inside

> > > BahirJyoti......Light is on the outside

> > > PratyagJyoti....Light is in myself

> > > ParatParah......Beyond the Beyond

> > > JyotirJyoti.....Light of Lights

> > > SwayamJyoti.....I myself am Light

> > > AtmaJoyti.......The Self is Light

> > > Shivosmyaham....I am Siva

> > >

> > > Would like to congratulate you and commend you for your choice

to

> > > wear Indra Mala as your Light will Shine for your many

Ancestors and

> > > Family and Generations in the Future

> > >

> > > Wishing you and Family the Best of Dharma Artha Kama and Moksha

> > >

> > > S R DharmaDev Arya

> > >

> >

>