Guest guest Posted February 21, 2010 Report Share Posted February 21, 2010 Namaste Jagannath, Further information about the beading of kanthas from Rudra Centre is as follows : According to the new studies done at Rudra Centre , beads strung facing same direction are meant for wearing on body and those having head-head , tail-tail configuration is for chanting mantras . Now with new research the malas being sent by Rudra Centre are sent strung in the most effective manner although website may display old design . Best wishes. , jagannathan balasubramanian wrote: > > Namaskar Narasimhaye and all dear members, > > OM NAmah Shivay ! > Accept my greetings and best wishes ! > > I have some questions related to beading of rudrakshas. > > My observations are: > > 1) Siddhi malas are strung head to head and tail to tail. > > 2) Gauri shankar malas are strung head to head and tail to tail. > > 3) Same bead rosaries or Kanthas are strung head to tail fashion. > > 4) Some have mentioned that as per MAHA SHIV PURAN head to head and tail to tail is the correct method. > > now my question is (1) and (2) are in one fashion but when it comes to same bead malas why is there a variation on this procedure. > > I have not read these, but have got such malas strung from various sources including from Rudrasha-ratna too. > > could you please enlighten me in this regard. > > Thanks & Regards > Jagannath > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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