Akarshaya Siddh mala Or Personalized mala. Which one??

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Namaste Neelesh,

 

Link you sent is referring to Siddha Mala, not Indra Mala.

 

There is a great difference between Siddha Mala and Indra Mala.

 

Siddha Mala does not contain Trijuti.

 

Indra Mala has Trijuti.

 

Pls revisit the link and see again, thanks.

 

Aum Namah Shivaya

 

 

, " NEELESH JAIN "

<neelesh.jain3 wrote:

>

> Please find the correct link

>

> /dispCategory.php?catId=8

>

> I am sorry for the wrong link in my previous message.

>

> Regards,

> Neelesh K J Jain.

> Om Namah Shivaya.

 

>

> , narasimhaye

> <no_reply@> wrote:

> >

> > Namaste Neelesh, both malas are for different purposes. They are

as

> > powerful as each other for different things.

> >

> > Personal Mala is aligns with person's individual energy to give

> > blessings in the form of health, clarity of mind, protection,

> > removing negativity, etc, etc.

> >

> > Akashaya Mala is for seeking blessings of Ganesha for removing

> > obstacles and then for Lakshmi to bestow prosperity, steady

income or

> > money and assets.

> >

> > Many of us use different malas for different purposes. Its a good

> > idea to also obtain Akarshaya Mala to keep in puja room or wear

> > sometimes with personal mala.

> >

> > Its ok that personal mala touches your belly button. You don't

have

> > to feel uneasy. All rudraksha are sacred anyway. Whether which

bead

> > touches your belly button, its ok. But if you still feel

> > uncomfortable, then have the length shortened by taking out 2

beads

> > of 5 mukhi and 2 beads of 6 mukhi.

> >

> > When I tried to click the link you sent, it was blank. Maybe the

page

> > is moved somewhere new. Meanwhile, I heard there are 2 types of

> > Indra Mala, one is with Trijuti and another can be without

Trijuti

> > due to high cost. Usually what happens is when someone gets Indra

> > Mala without Trijuti, they wear and test the mala first. After

things

> > improve and their finances rise up, they then get Trijuti to add

to

> > the mala to make it complete.

> >

> > Aum Namah Shivaya

> >

> >

> >

> > , " NEELESH JAIN "

> > <neelesh.jain3@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Namaste Narashimaye,

> > > Please clarify the following 2 doubts

> > >

> > > 1. Recently, I purchased a Personalized mala of Java beads (

all

> > of

> > > them) with the following beads and started wearing just 2 days

back

> > > 1 Mukhi Half moon till 14 Mukhi, 16 Mukhi, 17 Mukhi and Gauri

> > > Shankar bead. As well the 5 Mukhi, and 6 Mukhi are of 3 beads

> > each.

> > > I want to know whether the above personalized mala is powerful

or

> > > Akarshaya Siddh mala. Because I see that Akarshaya Siddh mala

is

> > > having 3 beads each of 2 Mukhi till 7 Mukhi and as well Ganesh

> > > Rudraksha? Because I am planning to have a Akarshaya Siddh

mala

> > for

> > > keeping in my puja room along with wearing the above

personalized

> > > mala.

> > >

> > > 2. The personalized mala is very lengthy for me, it doesn't

hardly

> > > any bead touches my heart, but its so lengthy that it touches

my

> > > belly button. So, is it ok, or should I get the length

shortened?

> > > I am feeling bit uneasy that the scared bead (1 Mukhi) is

touching

> > > my belly button.

> > >

> > > As well I came to know that Indra Mala is incomplete without a

> > > Trijuthi Rudraksha, but at the following URL of Rudraksha-

Ratna.com

> > >

> > > http://.com/dispCategory.php?screen=0 & spcKewd=

> > >

> > > the description of the Indra Mala says that all the beads from

1

> > > Mukhi till 21 Mukhi are present. It doesn't specify about

Trijuthi

> > > Rudraksha, Please clarify the doubt.

> > >

> > > Regards,

> > > Neelesh K J Jain.

> > >

> > > Om Namah Shivaya.