Few questions about the bead

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Namaskar Bajkhedawal,

1. There are 2 types of Ganesh bead, one with 8 mukhis and the other with a trunk-like protrusion on the mukhi; pls look at these links:

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The above links contain pictures, sizes, prices and details about Ganesh Rudraksha.

 

2. Indian and Indonesian Rudraksha are rather similar except the Indonesian variety is a little smooth to the touch. The origins are stated precisely: either Indian or Java. As per religious significance, Two Mukhi rudraksha represents Lord Ardhanareshwar a joint image of the Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati (shakti) and blesses the wearer with 'UNITY' and harmony. It could be related to Guru-Shishya, parents-children, husband-wife or friends. Maintaining ONENESS is its peculiarity. Gives inner happiness and fulfillment.

This rudraksha removes the malefics of planet moon. The moon represents the mind and emotions, it is related with Kapha dosha (and Vata) and is very much related with the fluids of the body, the mucus and phlegm, the blood, the left eye, the sense of taste, the chest area, the lungs.

Afflictions to the Moon can be cause mental, psychological and emotional problems, psychiatric diseases, excess or lack of sleep, dullness or laziness. Read MoreMantra: "Om Namah"

 

3. Yes, all cappings are removable and can be easily strung back on malas.

Om Bholenath

, "bajkhedawal" wrote:>> 1. What mukhi is the Ganesh Rudraksha? And how large is it, in terms of size in mm's?> > 2. If they are priced the same, what is the difference between the Indian and Indonesian two mukhi rudraksha? Physical, exact origin, religious, etc.> > 3. If I buy any bead in silver capping, is the capping user removable (like unscrew the top and bottom part to remove the bead and rescrew it back as per need)?> > Regards!>