Choosing a Rudraksha for a single young woman – Some contemplation.

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Namaskar Sola Ji,

 

You've definitely made the right recommendation for your friend's

daughter to wear a 14 mukhi Deva Mani Rudraksha capped in gold since

she refuses to wear a full mala of beads and not even a Siddh Mala.

14 mukhi's energies, qualities and electromagnetic properties will

serve her well in her endeavors. We look forward to your posting of

her experiences in a few months.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

 

, " vrsola2003 "

<vrsola wrote:

>

> Choosing a Rudraksha for a single young woman – Some contemplation.

>

> A friend asked me to think about some thing to help his daughter,

> single, living in USA.

> I am just describing our contemplations; they may be right or wrong.

>

> Our experience with Rudrakshas is very little except that I have an

> Indra mala (about 2 weeks).None of our Known friends have any

> experiences, or personal testimonials to share with us. I know

> dowsing well. We took help from it.

>

> Our only personal experiences are with mercury bead; a kind of

> cumulative personal experiences from several people who gladly

> shared with us.

> .

> Parad bead does what it does best, cheaper, good for health,

> prevents weight gain etc.

> But after prolonged contact with gold makes a tough stain,

difficult

> to remove.

>

> Our other experiences with beads are with Coral and Pearl beads,

> strung together (even a couple of beads of each) for married

> women .This is based on the recommendation from Krishna Murthy

> paddathi,a South Indian Astrology It helps all married women, suits

> for all whether they have Kuja dosha or not(for all

> horoscopes.).Reduces Gynecological problems.

>

> Many reported good results with that. But this Young lady is UN

> married and due to the dress code etc her requirements are

different.

>

> Refused to wear any Mala for example a siddha mala. And a firm " No "

> to multiple beads

>

> Agreed to wear only one bead, that too if is with gold cap, look

> good, agreed for doing japa 108 times every day.

>

> That led us in our search for a one single bead which meets all her

> requirements.

>

> That one is a single 14 Mukhi Nepal Rudraskha bead capped in gold.

>

> It costs whopping 634-00 US dollars almost Half of her salary after

> tax deductions.

> This decision is based upon of dowsing her energy field, one which

> serves her a long time, including a Sade sati period which almost

> every one gets in a life time.

>

> Few others also are good beads that matched her are 2 face 10 face,

> 8 face, but the 14 face gave a better reading., and better scores.

>

> The siddha mala with java beads (340 US) almost costs half of a

> single Nepal bead 14 with gold capping.

>

> 2-12 Mukhi Nepali beads are also quite good by dowsing (biggest

bang

> for the buck), but the restrictions for a single bead over raided

> the cost benefit analysis.

>

> We ordered one and Mrs. Neetaji already shipped it.

> I will post her opinions after few months of use.

> I hope we did the right thing.

>

> Regards

>