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Namaste Hiroppi, yes rudraksh beads are not widespread in Japan as they

are mainly worn by monks and abbots of monastaries and temples. Some

also wear Sandalwood Malas.

 

Agree that most Japanese can afford but they prefer to buy things like

latest model cell phone, computer, Nintendo, digital camera, clothes,

designer labels like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo,

etc. etc. Then they like to go for holidays during Golden Week.

 

However there is also spirituality in Japan - there are many pilgrims

who go to temples each year and there are many festivals in Japan that

honor the Gods. You have many gods like Kannon, Buddha, Sun God and

fascinating religions like Shinto, different forms of Buddhism,

Shingon, etc.

 

I think your friend, being female, may like to begin trying Sphatik

Mala (Crystal Mala) which is either round polished or diamond cut.

Japanese women are drawn to Clear Quartz Crystal Necklace becos of

Fusui if they hear about this or read it from somewhere.

 

Its wonderful to hear you know that inside you there is a Universe! and

that fate is rapidly changing for the better for you since wearing

Indra Mala. This is fantastic news.

 

Ommmmm

 

 

, hiroppi122000

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> In Japan,there is nothing like rudraksha(powerful beads)

> Most Japanese can buy and afford rudraksha.

> But They do not have relesionship with rudraksha.

> I introduce rudraksha to my friend.

> But She is not interested in rudraksha.

> The instinct to (find) wear rudraksh is by blessings from

> Lord Shiva in previous rebirths.)

> There is many material culture in Japan,

> but spritual culture is poor than India.

> After I wear rudraksha, fate is changing .

> Especially I wear Indra Mala,it is better rapidly.

> I descover that inside mine there is universe.

>