Questions on Rudraksha

[Guest guest]

Merry Meet Sandra

 

Nice to see you again and hear of your wonderful experiences since

wearing rudraksha. As Wicca and Hinduism are Pagan faiths, there are

many similarities. There are as many schools of thought and practice

in Wicca as there are in Hinduism. Hinduism is not actually a

religion as such. Its right name is 'Santana Dharma', loosely

translated as a 'Way of Life'.

 

It is marvellous to know that you've undergone such great

transformations as a result of rudraksha enhancing all the qualities

and virtues you already possess. Thank you for sharing your

experiences. I'm very happy to hear your news.

 

It is also great merit to introduce the sacred beads to those near

and dear to you as well as your customers so that they may also

benefit from rudraksha.

 

Persons from strict Brahmin, some other backgrounds and superstitious

upbringing would not wear rudraksha to funerals, hospitals and to the

house where there's a newborn baby. Most others, by wearing their

rudraksha, protect themselves during such visits and will also gain

merit as follows:

 

a. Funerals -> Lord Yama (Lord of Death) and his attendants cannot

take the soul of the deceased to hell when there is presence of

rudraksha (this is mentioned in the Puranas).

 

b. Hospitals -> As rudraksha are Lord Shiva's tears, shed to save

mankind from sorrows and are also healing beads, they are therefore

conducive to healing. The person in hospital can certainly benefit

from a visitor who is wearing rudraksha.

 

c. New Baby -> There is a rudraksha that assist mothers to conceive

and it is the Garbh Gauri (representing Parvati and Lord Ganesha).

Since rudraksha can give life, it surely must also benefit a new baby

when someone visits who is wearing rudraksha (at least this is my

experience). Another reason is that babies can also wear rudraksha

to assuage certain ailments, gain strength, eat well and grow

healthily.

 

Bright blessings

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

 

, " sandradavies60 "

<sandrajdavies wrote:

>

> Namaste again,

>

> I have asked a few questions before and now I am here again.

>

> I think you may have observed that I am English and that I follow a

> different religious path but I took the time to read about Hindu

> today because I needed to know about it. I now find that we are

very

> alike in our beliefs and principles, my path is the ancient

religion

> of Wicca.

>

> My Goddess and God is Shiva & Kali although I call them my Lord and

> Lady and I do have others.

>

> Since Rudraksha found me, and it did, I have worn them and felt

very

> empowered, have lots of energy that others have noticed and some

have

> even said I looked younger and asked what has changed in my life. I

> have also become more psychic/ clairvoyant, and my dreams are more

> vivid and rememberable.

>

> I now find myself explaining all about Rudraksha to my customers,

> friends and relatives and they are now wearing them also. I cannot

> get enough information on Rudraksha and I never get bored reading

> about it or researching it.

>

> I have made a couple of bracelets and one I put jade in bewteen

each

> rudraksha bead,it looks and feels wonderful and has been admired.

>

> Whatever Rudraksha does to a person, the changes in myself are very

> visable to others those who know me and those who don't.

>

> It is a wonderful feeling.

>

> I wish upon everyone the blessings that I feel I have received

since

> these beads and Lord Shiva found me.

>

> However, I have read that Rudraksha should not be worn at a funeral

> or when visiting a new baby. Could you please explain if this is

> correct and if so why this is.

>

> Blessed Be

> Sandra

>