For anyone who's ever been concerned about cracks

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends:

 

If you've ever been concerned about small cracks in your beads, I've

got some good news, which may put your minds to rest. Of course you

are welcome to worry if you feel you need it. ; )

 

My friend, Dr. Mike Beck the plant physiologist, who is helping me

discover how to grow rudraksha trees has sawed a few in half to learn

where the embryo is. (if your curious, in the three mukhi--it's right

smack in the middle) He has told me they are as hard as rocks. So

don't fret if your bead gets a crack. These are tough little beads!

 

Best Wishes,

Ryan-

[Guest guest]

Oh, cool! Then, the seeds DID get to him! I sent them prioriy

primarily because I think the good old USPS loses fewer of those

bright blue and red things. <g>

 

RIGHT in the middle of the bead is EXACTLY where DD opined that the

embryo might be. (DD, there are no stringing holes in the 3s that I

sent to Mike)

 

Ryan, you GOTTA keep us current with Mike's experiments! It's SO

fascinating!

 

I wore my beads 24/7 for at least three months, after Kantiji Told us

a story about trying to smash some with a hammer, to make powder for

medicine. She won, but the beads put up QUITE a battle. <g>

 

 

, "thestar777"

<thestar777> wrote:

> Dear Friends:

>

> If you've ever been concerned about small cracks in your beads, I've

> got some good news, which may put your minds to rest. Of course you

> are welcome to worry if you feel you need it. ; )

>

> My friend, Dr. Mike Beck the plant physiologist, who is helping me

> discover how to grow rudraksha trees has sawed a few in half to

learn

> where the embryo is. (if your curious, in the three mukhi--it's

right

> smack in the middle) He has told me they are as hard as rocks. So

> don't fret if your bead gets a crack. These are tough little beads!

>

> Best Wishe

[Guest guest]

I will keep you updated.

He is currently trying three different methods. We will be getting

some other five facet seeds to try.

 

Thank you for sending them...it is greatly appreciated.

 

Ryan=

 

, karisprowl

<no_reply> wrote:

> Oh, cool! Then, the seeds DID get to him! I sent them prioriy

> primarily because I think the good old USPS loses fewer of those

> bright blue and red things. <g>

>

> RIGHT in the middle of the bead is EXACTLY where DD opined that the

> embryo might be. (DD, there are no stringing holes in the 3s that I

> sent to Mike)

>

> Ryan, you GOTTA keep us current with Mike's experiments! It's SO

> fascinating!

>

> I wore my beads 24/7 for at least three months, after Kantiji Told

us

> a story about trying to smash some with a hammer, to make powder

for

> medicine. She won, but the beads put up QUITE a battle. <g>

>

>

> , "thestar777"

> <thestar777> wrote:

> > Dear Friends:

> >

> > If you've ever been concerned about small cracks in your beads,

I've

> > got some good news, which may put your minds to rest. Of course

you

> > are welcome to worry if you feel you need it. ; )

> >

> > My friend, Dr. Mike Beck the plant physiologist, who is helping

me

> > discover how to grow rudraksha trees has sawed a few in half to

> learn

> > where the embryo is. (if your curious, in the three mukhi--it's

> right

> > smack in the middle) He has told me they are as hard as rocks.

So

> > don't fret if your bead gets a crack. These are tough little

beads!

> >

> > Best Wishe

[Guest guest]

Can hardly WAIT to see what he discovers! This is SO fun !

 

 

, "thestar777"

<thestar777> wrote:

>

> I will keep you updated.

> He is currently trying three different methods. We will be getting

> some other five facet seeds to try.

>

> Thank you for sending them...it is greatly appreciated.

>

> Ryan=

>

> , karisprowl

> <no_reply> wrote:

> > Oh, cool! Then, the seeds DID get to him! I sent them prioriy

> > primarily because I think the good old USPS loses fewer of those

> > bright blue and red things. <g>

> >

> > RIGHT in the middle of the bead is EXACTLY where DD opined that

the

> > embryo might be. (DD, there are no stringing holes in the 3s that

I

> > sent to Mike)

> >

> > Ryan, you GOTTA keep us current with Mike's experiments! It's SO

> > fascinating!

> >

> > I wore my beads 24/7 for at least three months, after Kantiji

Told

> us

> > a story about trying to smash some with a hammer, to make powder

> for

> > medicine. She won, but the beads put up QUITE a battle. <g>

> >

> >

> > , "thestar777"

> > <thestar777> wrote:

> > > Dear Friends:

> > >

> > > If you've ever been concerned about small cracks in your beads,

> I've

> > > got some good news, which may put your minds to rest. Of

course

> you

> > > are welcome to worry if you feel you need it. ; )

> > >

> > > My friend, Dr. Mike Beck the plant physiologist, who is helping

> me

> > > discover how to grow rudraksha trees has sawed a few in half to

> > learn

> > > where the embryo is. (if your curious, in the three mukhi--it's

> > right

> > > smack in the middle) He has told me they are as hard as rocks.

> So

> > > don't fret if your bead gets a crack. These are tough little

> beads!

> > >

> > > Best Wishe