16 Mukhi Rudraksha Why change the description

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Namaste Lisa and Nikhil,

 

Thanks Lisa, you have a good point there and so has Nikhil. The

different holy texts state different references. I guess through

intense meditation and experience of wearing the bead itself, it will

guide the individual as to which mantra or which God it manifests for

him/her. I heard that another version of mantras for 16 mukhi is :

 

Beeja mantra: Om Hreem Hoom Namaha.

 

Wearing mantra- Om Haum Joom Saha.

 

The above two mantras are for invoking MahaKaal or the fierce form of

Lord Shiva for protection and healing of disease.

 

The main mantra for all rudraksha is:

 

Om Namah Shivaya.

 

And you are right about 'Om Shree Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram' too, that

being for invocation of Lord Ram.

 

Om Om

 

 

 

, Lisa Sh

<Shukra_ wrote:

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> Dear Narasimhaye and Nikhil, may be cofisuion arose due to mantra

of 16 mukhi rudraksha as it is given as " Om Shree Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai

Ram " in collector beads section.

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> Aum Namah Shivaya

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> > ----- Özgün Ileti -----> Kimden: " narasimhaye "

<no_reply >> Kime:

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Kasim 2007 Cuma 03:17> Konu: RBSC : 16 Mukhi Rudraksha Why change the

description> > > > Namaste Nikhil, as far as I can remember from many

years, 16 mukhi> > has always been described on Rudra Centre's

website as follows:> >> >> > Mantra: " Om Namah Shivaya " > >> >

Description : Highly rare Rudraksha. Also called " Jai " rudraksha and>

> gives Victory at all levels . Rishies of the yore advise us to

keep> > these at Puja altar and earn the grace of Lord Rudra who

brings> > prosperity to entire family.> >> > I can't ever recall it

ever being related to Lord Ram on Rudra> > Centre's site. You must

have confused it with some other bead? If> > you can find the

relevant reference, please enlighten us, thank you.> >> > In regards

Michael's question (please scroll to the bottom), he read> > a

reference from somewhere else and needed to ask for> >

interpretations, hence the mention of 16 Kalas, 16 Siddhis, etc.> >>

> Om Namah Shivaya> >> >> >> > --- In

, Nikhil V> > <nikhil_v23@>

wrote:> > >> > > Earlier, I have seen description regarding 16 mukhi

on> > > rudra center website as somthing related to Lord> > > Ram...

why the recent change ?> > >> > > regards> > >> > > Nikhil> > >> > >>

> >> > > --- narasimhaye <no_reply > wrote:> > >> >> >

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>> > > >> > > >> > > > 16 Mukhi Rudraksha> > > >> > > > Subject:> > >

>> > > > (16 Kalas, Gupta Yoginis, 16 Kalas of the Moon, 16> > > >

Siddhis and> > > > Attainments; Punya of 7 births.)> > > >> > > >

Namaste Michael,> > > >> > > > The 16 Kalas are the eleven senses> >

> > (mind plus the ten sense> > > > organs) and the five gross

elements - all born of> > > > the five supreme> > > > elements. These

supreme elements are born of> > > > ahangkara and that in turn> > > >

is born of mahat. (Sri Ramakrishna mastered them.)> > > >> > > >> > >

> About Gupta Yoginis, this is serious> > > > Classical Tantric> > >

> stuff. They are from a Yogini Cult in Orissa,> > > > India. Most

texts> > > > recognize 64 Yoginis but some others state there> > > >

were 69 of them in 8> > > > categories. Gupta Yoginis is only one of

the group> > > > of 8. Examples of> > > > the others are Guptatara

Yogini, Sampradaya Yogini,> > > > Kulatirna Yogini,> > > > etc. To

find out more, type " 64 Yoginis " or " 69> > > > Yoginis " into a

search> > > > engine.> > > >> > > > Regarding 16 Kalas of the Moon :>

> > >> > > > According to the Indian sashtras like> > > >

Lalitopakhyanam,> > > > Tantrarajatantra, Dakshinamurti Samhita,

Vasistha> > > > Samhita, Kamakala> > > > Vilasam and Bhairava

Yamalam; the following is the> > > > spiritual and cosmic> > > >

significance of the phases of the moon.> > > > The Moon has 16 kalas,

or phases. Out> > > > of these 15 are> > > > visible to us and the

16th is beyond our visibility.> > > > The 16 kalas are:> > > >

1.Amrita, 2.Manada, 3.Poosha, 4.Tusthi, 5.Pusthi,> > > > 6.Rati,

7.Dhruti,> > > > 8.Sasichini, 9.Chandrika, 10.Kanta, 11.Jyostna,> > >

> 12.Shree, 13.Preeti,> > > > 14.Angada, 15.Poorna and

16.Poornamruta.> > > > These 16 kalas are ruled by the 16> > > >

Nitya Devis. They are> > > > called Shodasa Nityas. They are: 1.Maha

Tripura> > > > Sundari, 2.Kameswari,> > > > 3.Bhagamalini,

4.Nityaklinna, 5.Bherunda,> > > > 6.Vanhivasini, 7.Maha> > > >

Vajreswari, 8.Shivadooti (Roudri), 9.Twarita,> > > > 10.Kulasundari,

11.Nitya,> > > > 12.Neelapataka, 13.Vijaya, 14.Sarvamangala,> > > >

15.Jwalamalini and> > > > 16.Chidroopa (Chitra).> > > >> > > > Out of

these, the first one, Maha> > > > Tripura Sundari is the> > > > Devi

Para Shakti herself, and hence the kala ruled> > > > by her is not

visible> > > > to the normal mortals. Hence we see only the other> >

> > 15 kalas or phases> > > > ruled by the other nityas. In the Sri

Chakra these> > > > 15 nityas are present> > > > in the innermost

circle, and the Devi is in the> > > > central bundu.> > > >> > > >

These 15 Nityas rule the famous 15> > > > letters Devi mantra known>

> > > as Panchadasakshari Mantra: Ka E Aie La Hreem Ha Sa> > > > Ka

Ha La Hreem Sa Ka> > > > La Hreem> > > >> > > > These 15 Nityas in

the form of the 15> > > > Tithis (Phases) have> > > > two aspects

each - Prakashamsa, which rules the day> > > > portion of the> > > >

Tithi, and Vimarshamsa, which rules the night part> > > > of the

Tithi. At> > > > night they collect the divine nectar and during the>

> > > day they release it.> > > >> > > > About 16 siddhis &

attainments, we begin with 8> > > > major siddhis as in Sri> > > >

Sivananada's Kundalini Yoga..> > > >> > > > Eight Major Siddhis> > >

>> > > > An accomplished, Purnayogi in the path of Kundalini> > > >

Yoga is in> > > > possession of eight major Siddhis, viz., Anima,> >

> > Mahima, Laghima, Garima,> > > > Prapti, Prakamya, Vasitvam and

Ishitvam. (By Sri> > > > Sivananda)> > > >> > > > Minor Siddhis> > >

>> > > > The Yogi acquires the following minor Siddhis also:> > > >>

> > > 1. Freedom from hunger and thirst.> > > > 2. Freedom from the

effects of heat and cold.> > > > 3. Freedom from Raga-Dvesha.> > > >

4. Doora Darshan, clairvoyance or Dooradrishti.> > > > 5. Doora

Sravan, clairaudience or Doora Sruti and> > > > Doora Pravachana.> >

> > 6. Mano-Jaya, control of mind.> > > > 7. Kama Rupa: The Yogi can

take any form he likes.> > > > 8. Parakaya Pravesha: He can enter

into another> > > > body, can animate a dead> > > > body and enter

into it by transferring his soul.> > > >> > > > ( Note : From the

book titled " Kundalini Yoga " by> > > > Sri Swami Sivananda,> > > >

there should be 26 Minor Siddhis published.)> > > >> > > > About

Punya of 7 births> > > >> > > > Punya means : Holy; virtuous;

auspicious. " 1) Good> > > > or righteous. Thus> > > > the wearer of

16 mukhi will have 7 rebirths where> > > > he/she will be a> > > >

righteous, pious person with good qualities thereby> > > > arresting

the influx> > > > of karma for 7 lifetimes without retribution. With>

> > > performing Punya> > > > Activities, the jiva lives in happiness

or bliss.> > > >> > > > Aum Namah Shivaya> > > >> > > >> > > > --- In

,> > > > " Michael " > > > >

<spiritmed@> wrote:> > > > >> > > > > Hi Narahimsaye> > > > >> > > >

> Can you interpeet this for me please? I don't know> > > > what the>

> > > > references mean: 16 kalas; gupta yoginis; 16 kala> > > > of

the moon; the> > > > > 16 siddhi and attainments;punya of 7 birth??

thank> > > > you> > > > >> > > > >> > > > > Sixteen Mukhi Rudraksha>

> > > >> > > > > 16 mukhi Rudraksha is related to Sixteen Kalas> > >

> (i.e. attainments and> > > > > Siddhi), Gupta Yoginis in the 16

petal Chakra. The> > > > wearer of this> > > > > Rudraksha will get

success in his all the> > > > ventures. This Rudraksha> > > > >

invokes 16 Kala of Moon in the wearer and opens> > > > the passage of

16> > > > > attainments. He attains 16 Siddhis and> > > >

attainments.> > > > >> > > > > The wearer of 16 mukhi Rudraksha

becomes devotee> > > > of the almighty God> > > > > and live his life

on the passage of Satya (Truth)> > > > and gains the> > > > > Punya

of 7 birth. It is the form of 16 Shakti> > > > (Power). It is said> >

> > > that Arjun strike the Eye of fish while wearing> > > > this

Rudraksha. The> > > > > wearer of this Rudraksha no longer remains

an> > > > ordinary person; he> > > > > will become a powerful person.

This Rudraksha> > > > gives all comforts and> > > > > liberate the

wearer from all the sins.> > > > >> > > > > This Rudraksha is a

powerful fruit for all humans.> > > > It Rudraksha give> > > > >

success in all works.> > > > >> > > > > Source: Ancient handwritten

text and Guru Mukha.> > > > The description is> > > > > seen in the

deep meditation of Lord Shiva by Lord> > > > DattaTreya.> > > >> > >>

>> >> >>

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is there any mantra for developing doora dristhi??