Mantra for Rudraksha Japa Part One

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The Holy Rudraksa Beads from India and the Himalayas are known as the

Tears of Lord Siva. For many thousands of years the Highly Auspicious

Rudraksa have been strung on Malas and used in the practice of Japa

and Sadhana. The Rudraksa are also worn by Yogis, Gurus and Devotees

to maintain health and to increase Self Empowerment and Fearless Life

in the present moment on the Path to Enlightenment and Liberation.

 

The article Rudraksha for Health and Self Empowerment found on

www.rudraksha-ratna.com explains more of this in detail

 

Traditionally the values and merits of the Holy Rudraksa Beads have

been distinguished by the different number of natural lines or Mukhis

found on each Bead and their appropriate Devata. From One Mukhi to

Fourteen Mukhi and higher each of the Rudraksa Beads have Mantras

that are specific to the Deity the Bead Symbolizes. They have a

prominent place in Vedic Astrology according to their Dieties and

Ruleing Planets.

 

The Eight Mukhi Lord Ganesha Rudraksa can be used in Japa and Worship

to Lord Ganesha with specific intent and purpose to move and remove

all obstacles in life that may be limiting positive progress. The

Mantras used for this Highly Auspicious Rudraksa can range from Aum

Hum Namah and Aum Gum Ganapatayei Namaha to a complete Puja or

Worship dedicated to our Beloved Lord Ganesha Aum Hreem Gum Glaum

MahaGanapatayei Namaha

 

When doing Rudraksa Japa in the worship of Beloved Lord Ganesha a

Mala can be strung with 27 or 50 or 54 or 108 of the Eight Mukhi Beads

 

The Seven Mukhi Goddess MahaLakshmi Rudraksa can be used in Japa and

Worship to our Beloved Goddess MahaLakshmi to gain wealth in all

areas of life and to protect from suffering miseries pertaining to

body or finance or mental set up. This Highly Auspicious Rudraksa

pacifies the negative influences of Planet Saturn and protects

against the difficult times of Saturn Return

 

When doing Rudraksa Japa in the Worship of Beloved Goddess

MahaLakshmi a Mala can be strung with 27 or 50 or 54 or 108 of the

Seven Mukhi Rudraksa Beads

 

Srimaddevibhagavat states

 

O Sadanan If a Rosary be made of one hundred and eight, fifty or

twenty seven Rudraksams and if Japam be done with that immeasurable

merits are obtained

 

 

Worship the ( Rudraksa ) rosary with the Mantra of that Devata for

which it is intended

 

Mantra for Rudraksa Japa Part Two will list references from the Siva

Purana and will include Mantras that can be used for One Mukhi to

Fourteen Mukhi Rudraksa Beads.

 

Aum NamaSivaya Sivaya Nama Aum

Hrim Shrim Klim ParamEshwari Swaha

 

Dhanyavaad cha Pranams Mitra

 

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