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Beautifuly written texts by dear Narasimhayeji,I fully agree on all

points mentioned in your post.

One more thing,as we know the wearer of Rudraksha is sure to get

moksha and he/she will stay with Rudra on Shivalok so I request all

members to keep some lose beads with them and when we come across

some human counting last days we can tie atleast 5 beads on

body,this is MAHA PUNYA because you yourself ACT LIKE A GOD and help

soul to give moksha,please please do this and have some beads of 5

mukhis with you everytime.

 

One more thing,we can contact various BANKS and tell them the power

of Rudraksha,all these Banks have their own scheme for this

customers around Diwali and they supply gold/silver coins to

them,here if One can pass a message to bank authorities they may

include Rudraksha with Gold and Silver coins for their

customers,worth an idea..Narsimhayeji what say?

 

 

 

 

, narasimhaye

<no_reply wrote:

>

> Namaste Aksha.Rudra,

>

> You are right about sharing information regarding rudraksha with

people

> around us and that 99% of people ask what they can gain by wearing

or

> worshipping rudraksha. Thank Shiva there is still the 1% left who

> knows that Shiva is with them and they accept whatever Shiva gives

> them. Great idea to plant rudraksha if someone has a garden or

backyard.

>

> Those who perform periods of mantra sadhana will find that things

> change for the better within 90 days, sometimes less. Those who

cannot

> be bothered about mantra sadhana and expect rudraksha to work

> like " magic bullets " (quoting Sola Ji here), will find they feel

lost

> and can't find their way.

>

> Worshipping rudraksha each Monday (Shiva's day) will also help.

> Maintaining and conditioning rudrakshas at least every month or 3

> months are also important. This can be done by washing the beads

in

> gentle soapy water, rinsing with spring water then rose water.

After

> that the beads can be left to dry for one or 2 days in warm

climates

> but longer in cold, damp climates. When the beads are thoroughly

dry,

> sandalwood essential oil can be mixed with a cold-pressed carrier

oil

> (like almond) and applied to the beads with a soft toothbrush.

>

> Doing charity by gifting rudraksha to people who need it, is good

> dharma and seva. The giver of rudraksha gets great punya

(merits).

> This is mentioned in one of the holy scriptures but I can't

remember

> which one. Even by giving one bead each of 5 mukhi Lord Shiva

> Rudraksha to several people is a good way to begin. The

recipients can

> be family, relatives, friends or colleagues. It can even be

strangers

> at orphanages, hospitals, hospices and other places. Performing

charity

> means that one is not expecting rewards other than the betterment

of

> the people who receives the rudraksha. By the same token, giving

to

> family, relatives, friends and colleagues, one should give

> unconditionally and never expect any return or favors. By not

> expecting things in return, one is truly giving. By expecting

> something in return, its called " exchange " .

>

> Om Namah Shivaya

>

>

>

> , aksha.rudra

> <no_reply@> wrote:

> >

> > Lot of work has been done by Rudraksha-Ratna.com to create

awareness

> in Rudraksha,We

> > also need to put some real efforts to share whatever information

we

> > have with people around us and tell them facts about

Rudraksha.In this

> > material world when I talk about Rudrakshas 99% people ask me a

common

> > question " what gain Rudraksha will give to them " !!My common reply

> > is " It will fill up blank space in your life " .

> > I also encourage them to grow Rudraksha tree and this is the

best time

> > to plant a tree if you have some open garden.

> > Many things we can do,suggestions are welcome.

> >

>