Guide: Puja & Other Rituals for following Yantras

May 10, 2009

Dear Narasimhaye Ji,

Thanks a lot for the help, I have posted query to Neetaji,

Also 108 mala is 5-Mukhi Rudraksh Mala & earlier 28 bead mala is also 5-Mukhi

mala,

Myself & spouse have weak liver & want to be in better health (we are slightly

overweight)

I read at RC website benefit of 5 Mukhi Bead, just thinking can we wear them as

necklace & bracelet, myself wearing bracelet & spouse wearing as necklace

Thanks & Warm Regards,

Prabhjot Singh Sood

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narasimhaye

Sunday, May 10, 2009 8:44 AM

RBSC : Guide: Puja & Other Rituals for following Yantras

Dear Prabhjot,

Great to hear you and your spouse are benefiting well from beads, combination

mala and holy items that were recommended by Rudra Centre.

Pls see below:

a) Pls do puja for all yantras together at the same time including locket

yantra.

b) Wear the yellow topaz.

c) Wear the Moonstone bracelet.

d) Yes two yantras can be placed together (pls also see article relating to

yantra in the next message about direction).

e) Frequency of Puja can be once a week, once a fortnight, once a month or

longer. Its really up to you to decide.

f) Japa mala is preferably kept for use in mantra chanting. In your case

since you have 4 mukhi japa mala with 108 beads, it'll be good to use it for

japa only. Unless you or your spouse feel a strong instinct to wear it, then do

so. Otherwise keep it on the altar.

Since your spouse is at present wearing wearing Rudraksha Kavach, perhaps she

may go for more rudraksha to complement the Kavach. Rudra Centre's Ms Neeta Ji

is a great expert at designing complementary sets of rudraksha to be strung with

gems/ratna. Pls contact her to enquire about designing rudrakshas based on

birth details for stringing with Navratna Necklace.

The link for contact with Ms Neeta Ji is:

Om Bholenath

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