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Can any of the knowledgeable readers identify this multifaceted

Rudraksha seed from Hawaii (posted in Photo album Rudraksha

Offerings)? I nicknamed it Shankh Mukhi because it is spiraled like a

Laxmi conch, but shankh is not an emblem of Lord Shiva. I have another

specimen spiraling the other way, but it is not as well defined. I

have not seen this type described anywhere. Ronald

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May We have a snap shot of it OR a link for where it is uploaded?Thank

you Ronald.

sacred-objects , " rnldef " <rnldef wrote:

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> Can any of the knowledgeable readers identify this multifaceted

> Rudraksha seed from Hawaii (posted in Photo album Rudraksha

> Offerings)? I nicknamed it Shankh Mukhi because it is spiraled like a

> Laxmi conch, but shankh is not an emblem of Lord Shiva. I have

another

> specimen spiraling the other way, but it is not as well defined. I

> have not seen this type described anywhere. Ronald

>

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Thanks for your interest tpmods. Just look in the pink menu on the

left of sacred-objests page under Photos, then in the Rudraksha

Offerings album. I took the photo and found the seed.

That is a problem with this site because in the Post Message

page there is no way to include a photo in the message, you have to

refer to the Photo albums.

 

sacred-objects , " tpmods " <tpmods wrote:

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> May We have a snap shot of it OR a link for where it is uploaded?Thank

> you Ronald.

> sacred-objects , " rnldef " <rnldef@> wrote:

> >

> > Can any of the knowledgeable readers identify this multifaceted

> > Rudraksha seed from Hawaii (posted in Photo album Rudraksha

> > Offerings)? I nicknamed it Shankh Mukhi because it is spiraled like a

> > Laxmi conch, but shankh is not an emblem of Lord Shiva. I have

> another

> > specimen spiraling the other way, but it is not as well defined. I

> > have not seen this type described anywhere. Ronald

> >

>

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Could be a malformed Three or Four mukhi bead that turned out conch

shape. Would be good bead for the mantra Om Hari Hara. The mouth part

looks over-stripped (some parts chipped off) from the peeling-off

process. Would you have a photo of the tail ?

 

 

 

sacred-objects , " rnldef " <rnldef wrote:

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> Can any of the knowledgeable readers identify this multifaceted

> Rudraksha seed from Hawaii (posted in Photo album Rudraksha

> Offerings)? I nicknamed it Shankh Mukhi because it is spiraled like a

> Laxmi conch, but shankh is not an emblem of Lord Shiva. I have another

> specimen spiraling the other way, but it is not as well defined. I

> have not seen this type described anywhere. Ronald

>

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Namaskar kerryhermes. This has 8 complete mukhis with 3 or 4 more

lines inside the whorl. I just posted the mouth or stem side pic, what

you saw is the tail side. There is no chipping or breakage, I know

because I cleaned and ate the fresh fruit. It is definitely spiraled,

also all multifaceted beads could be considered mutations or

malformations. Ronald

 

sacred-objects , " kerryhermes " <kerryhermes

wrote:

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> Could be a malformed Three or Four mukhi bead that turned out conch

> shape. Would be good bead for the mantra Om Hari Hara. The mouth part

> looks over-stripped (some parts chipped off) from the peeling-off

> process. Would you have a photo of the tail ?

>

>

>

> sacred-objects , " rnldef " <rnldef@> wrote:

> >

> > Can any of the knowledgeable readers identify this multifaceted

> > Rudraksha seed from Hawaii (posted in Photo album Rudraksha

> > Offerings)? I nicknamed it Shankh Mukhi because it is spiraled like a

> > Laxmi conch, but shankh is not an emblem of Lord Shiva. I have another

> > specimen spiraling the other way, but it is not as well defined. I

> > have not seen this type described anywhere. Ronald

> >

>

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