What if someone touches your malas without permission

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Namaste Keval,

 

Sorry to hear you were hospitalized due to a medical reaction but

hope you are now fine. Its often the case with hospitalization that

our rudrakshas and all jewellery are taken off by hospital staff.

Please don't worry. The easiest method of cleansing the beads is by

washing them or touching them to Gangajal (Ganges Water) and wipe

dry. After they are completely dry in a day or few days, oil the

beads with sandalwood oil mixed with almond, avocado, olive or other

carrier oil. Light an oil lamp and some incense. Waft the rudrakshas

around the oil lamp and through the incense while reciting Om Namah

Shivaya at least 9 times.

 

Om Bholenath

 

 

, <Eikov wrote:

>

> Dear Narasimhaye,

>

> Blessings to you

> and all those at the Rudra Center and all individuals that

to the

> Rudraksha bead society.

>

> Recently I was hospitalized for a

> medication reaction and all my Rudraksha beads, including the

siddha mala worn,

> were taken off of me without my permission and touched by hands of

several

> unholy individuals. Please advise me the best way to re-energize

the beads to

> bring them back to their original status. Maybe it doesn't matter

that individuals

> touched them and took them from me however, no one has ever put

their hands on

> them but my sweet guru. I am not that good at pronouncing all

necessary Sanskrit

> recitations and the guru I see has already passed through where I

live and

> I will not see Him until next year as He will soon return to India.

Please advise

> me the best recourse of action to take. Keval

>