Difference between Nepali Dvi-mukhi and Java Dvi-mukhi

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

 

I asked someone claiming to know Rudraksha what was the difference

between Nepali Dvi-mukhi and Java Dvi-mukhi. Here is the reply:

 

Namaste Mr. Richard, also considering the difference in price, the

difference is vast. The costly rare Nepali 2 mukhi definitely has much

higher Shakti than the others.

 

Sincerely,

Om Hari Hara

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear richard sir,

 

ha ha!! in india, sense of humour is rare (rarer than the so called

sacred objects and higher rudraksha beads??!!)) and i have always

admired you for that...rudraksha, thanks to the web media, have now

become hyped commodity...the socalled power is relative, it differs from

person to person..i have a feeling most of the beads are very cheaply

available in nepal if one were to buy them from the farmers and not

website runners (!).

 

pls continue your good efforts in the field of knowledge and trade in

sacred objects through this group.

 

warm regards,

 

aadi

 

 

sacred-objects , Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

wrote:

>

> Dear All,

>

> I asked someone claiming to know Rudraksha what was the difference

> between Nepali Dvi-mukhi and Java Dvi-mukhi. Here is the reply:

>

> Namaste Mr. Richard, also considering the difference in price, the

> difference is vast. The costly rare Nepali 2 mukhi definitely has much

> higher Shakti than the others.

>

> Sincerely,

> Om Hari Hara

>

> Send instant messages to your online friends

http://uk.messenger.

>

[Guest guest]

dear aadi i really did not understand wht ur trying to convey, make clear sentence please regards Vigaadi291 <aadi291 wrote: Dear richard sir,ha ha!! in india, sense of humour is rare (rarer than the so calledsacred objects and higher rudraksha beads??!!)) and i have alwaysadmired you for that...rudraksha, thanks to the web media, have nowbecome hyped commodity...the socalled power is relative, it differs fromperson to

person..i have a feeling most of the beads are very cheaplyavailable in nepal if one were to buy them from the farmers and notwebsite runners (!).pls continue your good efforts in the field of knowledge and trade insacred objects through this group.warm regards,aadisacred-objects , Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66wrote:>> Dear All,>> I asked someone claiming to know Rudraksha what was the difference> between Nepali Dvi-mukhi and Java Dvi-mukhi. Here is the reply:>> Namaste Mr. Richard, also considering the difference in price, the> difference is vast. The costly rare Nepali 2 mukhi definitely has much> higher Shakti than the others.>> Sincerely,> Om Hari Hara>> Send instant messages to your online friendshttp://uk.messenger.>

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