Rudraksha Choosing

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Namaste Ji, Thank you. Kindly expalin how these mukhi's were selected and how each bead (mukhi) will help, it's significance and influence as per my birth time. As I understand I need one 4,5,6,7,8,9 each and one 13 mukhi as the central bead in a small 5 mukhi mala. How many small 5 mukhi beads should be in the mala? As I understand 4 mukhi represents God Brahma and planet mercury. 5 mukhi represents Lord Shiva, the symbol of auspiciousness. 6 mukhi represents Lord Kartikeya 7 mukhi represents Goddess Mahalaxmi and pacifies Saturn 8 mukhi represents Lord Ganesha 9 mukhi represents Goddess Durga 13 mukhi represents Lord Kamadeva and planet venus Is mercury and venus not in a good position as per the chart. At present I have "Sani" Mahadasa and will end by 2009 and where "Budha" mahadasa will start. If the mala will be made of small 5 mukhi then what is the significance of having one 5 mukhi seperate? I read in your site "The effects of wearing 13 mukhi rudraksha are similar to that of six Mukhi rudraksha". Then why we need to have 6 and 13 mukhi together? One of my friend advised me to 2x6; 2x7; 8 (Item Code:PP04 in rudrasha- ratna site ---> Posperity bracelet) I saw Sidha Bracelet made of Javanese small beads ( Item Code -PP07). Are these real rudrasha? The mala you advised ,can I use silver caps and a silver chain. How much will be the approximate cost for making such a mala. Do I need to mention for small beads while ordering so that I can wear on a daily basis. Waiting for your precious advise. Namashivaya.narasimhaye <no_reply > wrote: Namaste Sudhir, your Personal Mala suggestion is : 4mukhi 5 6 7

8 9 13 mukhi centre bead The above main beads are to strung with smaller 5 mukhi beads to make a neck mala. For advice on stringing and further details like using silver caps or gold caps, please Send Enquiry to : /sendEnquiry.php Someone will reply to you and you can discuss with them directly. Aum Namah Shivaya