Do I weal many small or few large rudras?

[Guest guest]

A few days ago I received a very nice gift of 108 5 mukhti beads.

Not a special mala, just very nice. It's power was immediate and

growing. I see two different trains of thought about rudras. Kirk

feels that quantity is very important. He tells me I'd feel a

stronger effect if I had perhaps a dozen or more of the malas. Yet I

read about collector grade beads and their great power. I just

placed my first purchase: the Special Sidha mala with wool thread,

sandalwood spacers and gold clasping the 1 mukhi bead. I'm sure I

will be very happy with the mala.

 

I don't know which direction to go for my next rudras. I can spend

$300 ($250 for 50 of the same type of mala I'm wearing now plus $50

for shipping) and surround myself with 5 mukhi beads. Or, I can place

an order for a few malas of 108 collector grade 5 mukhi malas. Gram

for gram, dollar for dollar, which choice would have a more powerful

effect on me?

 

Tom

[Guest guest]

Namaste

 

Follow your heart after meditating on it

 

om namaH sivaaya

Love baba

 

ps what is ambrosia to one is oft times poison to another

 

 

 

, air_and_light

<no_reply> wrote:

> A few days ago I received a very nice gift of 108 5 mukhti beads.

> Not a special mala, just very nice. It's power was immediate and

> growing. I see two different trains of thought about rudras.

Kirk

> feels that quantity is very important. He tells me I'd feel a

> stronger effect if I had perhaps a dozen or more of the malas. Yet

I

> read about collector grade beads and their great power. I just

> placed my first purchase: the Special Sidha mala with wool

thread,

> sandalwood spacers and gold clasping the 1 mukhi bead. I'm sure I

> will be very happy with the mala.

>

> I don't know which direction to go for my next rudras. I can

spend

> $300 ($250 for 50 of the same type of mala I'm wearing now plus

$50

> for shipping) and surround myself with 5 mukhi beads. Or, I can

place

> an order for a few malas of 108 collector grade 5 mukhi malas.

Gram

> for gram, dollar for dollar, which choice would have a more

powerful

> effect on me?

>

> Tom

[Guest guest]

Sounds to me like you've got what you need. Why buy more? Save your money

for a rainy day or gift it to help those who cannot afford Rudraksha. Buy

the 50 malas and give them to 50 deserving people to wear and enjoy the far

more immense benefits accrued from supporting the collective consciousness

rather than from wearing them yourself.

 

regards,

alan

 

 

 

 

 

>air_and_light <no_reply>

>

>

>Do I weal many small or few large rudras?

>Tue, 01 Apr 2003 13:51:12 -0000

>

>A few days ago I received a very nice gift of 108 5 mukhti beads.

>Not a special mala, just very nice. It's power was immediate and

>growing. I see two different trains of thought about rudras. Kirk

>feels that quantity is very important. He tells me I'd feel a

>stronger effect if I had perhaps a dozen or more of the malas. Yet I

>read about collector grade beads and their great power. I just

>placed my first purchase: the Special Sidha mala with wool thread,

>sandalwood spacers and gold clasping the 1 mukhi bead. I'm sure I

>will be very happy with the mala.

>

>I don't know which direction to go for my next rudras. I can spend

>$300 ($250 for 50 of the same type of mala I'm wearing now plus $50

>for shipping) and surround myself with 5 mukhi beads. Or, I can place

>an order for a few malas of 108 collector grade 5 mukhi malas. Gram

>for gram, dollar for dollar, which choice would have a more powerful

>effect on me?

>

>Tom

>

 

 

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