Advice/ suggestion about the configuration of siddha mala

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Dear Narasimhayeji,

 

Thank you very much for your guidance.

I have contacted Rudra Centre and taken appointment to meet Mrs

Neetaji on 21st October. Currently I am out of India for some office

work.

 

Best regards,

BK

 

, narasimhaye

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>

> Dear BK,

>

> Namaskar; warmest welcome to you! Its good that you are wearing a

> Personal Mala. For Siddha Mala, the right configuration is in this

> picture:

>

> [Configuration of Siddh Mala]

>

> The picture shows one bead each of 1 mukhi till 14 mukhi, Gauri

shankar

> & Ganesh rudraksha. Therefore, option 2 is better with sandalwood

beads

> and small chikna rudraksha to form a complete mala.

>

> It is possible to have most of the beads strung with Nepal

rudraksha and

> you can use 13 mukhi and 14 mukhi in Java beads in the same mala

with

> silver caps or thread. Please meditate to see if you will be more

> comfortable with silver or thread design. Its very much a personal

> choice.

>

> Alternatively, its ok to have a Siddha Mala strung entirely with

Java

> beads. Please have a look here:

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> About 17 mukhi rudraksha, its fine to wear it either separately or

> strung with your Siddha Mala. For stringing, you need to contact

Rudra

> Centre directly and they will advise you on the perfect method and

> materials. Please click the link below. When the page opens, type

your

> details and questions in the dialogue boxes. Someone will reply

to you

> very soon :

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> If you select Siddh Mala in Java beads, its fine to wear the

Personal

> Mala of Nepal beads together with it or keep it on the altar. Some

> people wear a few different malas at the same time.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> Om Bholenath

>

>

>

>

> , bhka61

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> wrote:

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> > Dear Narasimhayeji namaskar,

> >

> > I have joined this group recently. I wanted your advice/

suggestion

> > about the configuration of siddha mala.

> >

> > Currently I am wearing 8, 11 & 12 mukhi Nepal beads as a personal

> > mala. I wish to make a siddha mala for me. I had following

queries;

> >

> > 1. Is it ok if I buy 13 & 14 mukhi in java beads and all other in

> > Nepal beads?

>

>

> > 2. Which is the better configuration out of the following two?

> > 1 mukhi – 1 bead

> > 2 to 7 mukhi – 3 beads each

> > 8 to 14 mukhi – 1 bead each

> > Gaurishankar – 1 bead

> > Ganesha – 1 bead (Total 27+1=28 beads)

> >

>

> OR

>

>

> > 1 bead each of 1 to14 mukhi with Gaurishankar and Ganesha

> > (total 16 beads) – mala made with sandal and 5 mukhi chikna

> > small beads.

> >

> > 3. which one is better – to make it in woolen thread or silver or

> > panch dhatu?

> > 4. I am also planning to wear one 17 mukhi java bead – is it

> > advisable to add it to siddha mala or to wear it as separate

pendent?

> >

> > Best regards,

> > BK

> >

>