Guest guest Posted May 17, 2009 Report Share Posted May 17, 2009 Dear Deepak, Its not a sad incident, please don't worry... It sounds like Lord Shiva trying to give you a message. From holy texts, its known that Shiva sometimes appear in the form of a dog or black dog to faithful devotees. Maybe right at that time, He was trying to tell you that you should wear 1 mukhi hence your dog chewing the 7-faced bead into 1 mukhi to reduce the mukhis immediately. The 'damaged' bead can either be kept on the puja altar inside a box and be replaced with a 7 mukhi or 1 mukhi rudraksha. However pl also sit down for a few minutes for 3 days to meditate and see if you really wish to dispose of the bead. If you do, then bury it in the ground after offerings. It can also be given to the local temple, a friend, relative or family member. Om Bholenath , "deepakbuxani" wrote:>> Hi > > This is indeed sad....due to my folly, some time back, i left my seven mukhi on the dressing table and had a shower...as i stepped out of the bathroom, to my horror i found my dog chewing on my rudraksha. From a 7 mukhi,after the ordeal it was badly damaged and looked like a 1 mukhi!> > my quesion is how to dispose of it properly or can it still be kept in the house. currently its resting in my puja room. pls help.> > deepak> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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