Confusion on mukhi from book...

[Guest guest]

Namaste, thanks for pointing this out. Yes its stated that 15 mukhi

and higher contain all the virtues of 1 to 14 mukhis and I believe

you're right. This is akin to a bhakta worshipping or meditating

upon all deities in One Supreme Form, i.e. a rudraksha bead can be

likewise.

 

( " Taotiger " our great friend here has the same spiritual concept

about One Mukhi Rudraksha, bless him

 

Its untrue that only 1 rudraksha bead should be worn at one time only

by itself. No holy text mentions this at all.

 

Also untrue that all beads not from Nepal are inert. In Sanskrit

texts, its stated that rudraksha from Gauda Land are Shiva's

favorite. In ancient times, Gauda Land spreaded across Nepal, India,

Tibet, Kashmir, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Burma, Laos, Cambodia across to

China, Thailand, Malaysia and Java.

 

The energies for all beads can be measured with electric or

electronic equipment. These prove that there are electromagnetic

properties in all beads in varying levels.

 

Thanks for nice words, Shiva bless you.

 

Aum, Aum

 

 

 

, " paxetamo "

<mirmade wrote:

>

> Namaste,

>

> Thank you for clarifying & enlighting me about the 15-mukhi and

higher rudraksha properties.

>

> The reason I wondered is, because Rudra Center sent me a book on

> rudraksha when I placed my order;

>

> on page 44, under the topic 15-27mukihi,it states unequivocally,

>

> " It is beleived that each of these rudrakshas has all the virtues

of

> 1 to 14 mikhi and additionally they have special qualities which

have

> been briefly described. " Based on this wording, I was easily

confused. Plus, the Baba friend I

> had contact with only gave me information on rudraksha 1 thru 14

> mukhi.

>

> But then, he also advised that except for a mala of all-same

> mukhi beads, only one rudraksha bead should be worn at one time, by

> itself. He told me Java & all other beads not from Nepal are

> basically inert (no energy) & only useful for ornament,but contain

no

> powers.

>

> So as you can see,I have much to learn (and unlearn!).

>

> Always I am grateful for the edification & wisdom imparted !!! May

> you be blest a hundred-fold for your generous sharing of time

& effort.

>

> Om Shankara.

> Respectfully,

> Gina

>