Rudraksha for Bipolar depression

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Hi, according to Ayurveda, the origin of Manovaha Srotas (problems

to do with the Mind) like depression, originate in the heart and

nerve tissue. Depressive ailments are caused by overwork, stress,

excessive worry, fright, fear, anxiety, anger or grief. Physical

causes are head injuries, insomnia, drug-taking or derangement of the

senses. Impairment symptoms are dizziness, distress, palpitations,

emotional excesses, extreme mood swings or mental disorders. Due to

the mind's connection with Vata, many Ayurvedic treatments may aim at

reducing high Vata and calming resultant agitation and instability.

An Ayuvedic physician is best consulted if you wish to find out more.

 

If your relative is under the care of a Western specialist

(psychiatrist) who may have prescribed such medicines as Lithium,

etc, for Bipolar Disorder, its important that your relative insists

on blood tests every 1 or 2 months to check the level of medications

in the system - this is for the first couple of months. Once the

medicines are stabilized and your relative is feeling better, the

blood test can stop. Next, other blood tests are also important,

such as to measure the level of vitamins in the system. Example, some

people lack vitamin B, D, Folate, etc. (essentials in assisting with

the mind and body) if he/she is long used to an unbalanced diet that

did not contain nutrients for the mind. And blood tests for the

liver and other organs to make sure allopathic drugs are breaking

down and eliminated properly from the body. In any case, a competent

psychiatrist will definitely order these blood tests as the patient

progresses along. He will also monitor the patient's progress in

therapy or sometimes provide guidance about coping mechanisms that

the patient has to put into practice, one step at a time. A

psychiatrist without experience may not think about these factors.

 

Please note that forms and levels of depression vary from person to

person as each is individual with different symptoms and underlying

conditions that trigger depression. Only doctors or Ayurvedic

Physicians specializing in this field can make proper diagnosis.

 

Yes you can try 3 mukh Mala or 3 mukh beads in this combination:

 

2 beads 2 mukh

2 beads 3 mukh

2 beads 4 mukh

2 beads 5 mukh

1 bead Gauri Shankar (center bead)

To be strung with either white sandalwood beads or sphatik.

 

If you would like the above to be strung or alternatively seek

further advice, please write to Ms Neetaji at rudracentre (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

 

Ommmmm

 

 

 

, hrishi2403

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> A relative is suffering from bipolar disorder. He is undergoing

therapy and also trying reiki

> with it. I wanted to know which rudraksha will be recommended for

him.

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> Would a 3 mukhi mala be most appropriate ?

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