About Siddha mala

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Namaste Siddharth,

 

There are 2 types of Siddh Mala. One is called Siddha Mala and the

other is Akarshaya Siddh Mala. Sometimes the two types can be

confused together.

 

Anyway, be assured that the religious artisans at Rudra Centre know

exactly how to string special malas like Siddh Mala. At times they

pick different sequences in placements of beads. The order of beads

don't make any difference in benefits the mala gives because

rudraksha have no side effects at all.

 

The Siddh Mala discussed yesterday is yet another version of bead

sequence. But properties and everything else are the same.

 

Regarding your mala, please meditate when you get time, see how you

feel deeply about your existing mala. Your upaguru will guide you

whether to restring or not. My humble recommendation would be to

wear it now as it is, let it do its work until the mala snaps off,

then have your mala restrung by Rudra Centre to the order of beads

you like. Again, please let you upaguru guide you.

 

Yes, its fine to wear One mukhi separately.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

, Siddharth V

<sid_130483 wrote:

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> Dear Narasimhayeji

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> I had bought the siddha mala from rudra centre few weeks back.

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> But i had not checked the order of beads at that time.

> Now after reading the mails yesterday I checked and the order in

my mala is not as shown in their picture nor according to that

discussed in this forum.

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> Does the order of beads cause a big difference in the effect that

the mala can give?

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> or should I go for restringing in the specified order.

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> And second they had forgotten to add the 1 mukhi and later sent

it seperately. So i wear it seperately and not in the mala. Is that

fine?

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> Kindly give me your opinion.

>

> Regards

> Siddharth

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