Rudraksha beads for spiritual development

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, " harinomore "

<harinomore wrote:

>

> Hi Narasimhaye

>

> Thank you for your suggestions

>

> With regards

> Hari

>

>

>

> , narasimhaye

> <no_reply@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Dear Hari,

> >

> > Its great that you had a divine experience while praying at a

temple.

> > This is always a signpost that God is there. Good that you are

devoted

> > to Krishna as your supreme lord and learnt many things from the

great

> > sage Agastya.

> >

> > Rudraksha for removing past and present karmas is by using 3

mukhi and 5

> > mukhi. You are right about 8 mukhi and 14 mukhi. Since you are

devoted

> > to Krishna, would suggest you to add 10 mukhi to this combination

of

> > beads to form a Personal Mala for guidance on your spiritual

quest. 10

> > Mukhi is Vishnu Rudraksha and contains the 10 avatars of Lord

Vishnu and

> > one avatar is Krishna. In this case, the main beads for your

mala will

> > be in this sequence:

> >

> >

> >

> > 3 5 mukhi

> >

> > 3 5

> >

> > 8 10

> >

> > 14 mukhi (centre bead)

> >

> >

> >

> > The above 7 main beads can be strung with smaller 5 mukhis with,

or

> > without sphatik beads, with or without silver capping. Regarding

> > stringing or if you need further guidance about stringing, please

> > contact Rudra Centre directly at:

> >

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> >

> > Yes the combining of rudrakshas is fine (one or two holy texts

have

> > mentioned it but I can't remember which ones specifically; they

> > mentioned one or two types as examples and left the rest to the

wearers

> > and students and researchers of rudraksha). Combinations are

usually

> > synergistic, something like tailored-made or selecting a set of

beads

> > that suits an individual at any time for specific purposes.

> >

> > Rudrakshas are tears of Lord Shiva to save mankind. Its not

possible

> > for them to have conflict and confusion between the beads of

different

> > mukhis. The different mukhis actually complement one another.

> >

> >

> >

> > Om Bholenath

> >

> > Om Hari Hara

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > , " harinomore "

> > <harinomore@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear narasimhaye,

> > >

> > > Thank you for telling me about the Upaguru. I will really have

to

> > > amplify my efforts to find the Upaguru within me. A few years

back

> > > while i was praying in the temple i had an divine experience

where a

> > > voice told me to devote myself to the the supreme lord Sri

Krishna for

> > > he shall guide me to where i need to be. Thus, there is what i

have

> > > been doing for the past few years. i regard Sri Krishna as my

own guru

> > > and also like my elder brother protecting and guiding me to

where i

> > > need to be.

> > >

> > > The great sage Agastya has also helped me in many circumstances

so i

> > > also regard him like my guru.

> > >

> > > Thank you for giving me suggestions on the Rudraksha i need to

wear.

> > > But there are many in the list.Which would you recommend?

> > >

> > > I will need help to remove my past and present karmas and at

the same

> > > time fill the gap with spiritual opportunities. So i am

thinking that

> > > a combination of an 8 mukti Rudraksha and a 14 mukti Rudraksha

would

> > > help. Am i right?

> > >

> > > Btw, is combing rudrakshas recommended? i have not read about

it in

> > > the puranas before and also will there not be conflict and

confusion

> > > between the two energies of the different rudraksha

> > >

> > > Hope you can help me clear my doubts, Your help is my

appreciated

> > >

> > > With Kind Regards

> > > Hari

> > >

> >

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