Guest guest Posted September 22, 2003 Report Share Posted September 22, 2003 Dear Tiinaji Universe is immense......we are surely liveing in Heaven on Earth At a recent Fire Ceremony My Large Mala also broke and many Beads were all over the place haveing fun being broke free from their string The green conure parrot flock that is in the Long Beach area of Los Angeles also circled in the sky over the fire ceremony at least twice and maybe three times..was Highly Auspicious to be with Shastiji at the Fire Ceremony with the Holy Siva Rudraksa and have the Shakti Birds circleing overhead Thank you and Take Care My Friend DharmaDev Tiina <xenamacbeal <> Monday, September 22, 2003 12:38 AM RBSC : Question to DharmaDevaji/Mala Broke !!! Dear DharmaDevaji, you'll never guess what happened just now ! I was answering you, and asking some more about the 1 mukhi when my new Special sihhd Mala (assembled by myself just a few weeks ago) broke, the beads merrily skipping all over the floor ! I just burst out laughing ! "Come on, don't get so jealous, guys, isn't a girl even allowed to ask?" So now I'll crawl under the table and gather them. Later today, I'm going to have a great time asssembling the mala again. What good fun )) Isn't the Universe just the best joker ever... Tiina , "ShiningLotus" <shininglotus@c...> wrote: > Dear Tiinaji > > Namaskar My Friend and thank you for your message......The only One Mukhi Round I have ever seen was in a picture we had on our website when we started and is an Indonesian Bead owned by Father of Miss Neeta.......all other beads we have seen or authenticated have been fake.....Sorry however the Swami has been misinformed regarding the sale of.....authentic one mukhi Round Beads......you can buy one mukhi round from Central Chinmaya Mission in Mumbai for about US $500 however the Bead Miss Neeta bought there about a year ago turned out to be a fake after she boiled it in water.........the glue came out of one of the Mukhis of a two mukhi nepal bead......high probability the other one mukhis they sell are fake also......the one mukhi round counterfiet market is a healthy market and are sold from US $250 to $500 to $1000 however have never seen a realy one Mukhi in person....contrary to this the Chinmaya Mission in Delhi does not sell fake beads > > People can also buy fake beads from a person in Nepal named Suresh Basnet at RudraksaNepal.com > > When we were trying to do business with him he told us he could sell us fake beads and nobody would know the difference......as I have said before I dont agree with this as we have authenticated many beads between home office in Mumbai and American Office here and we have not missed one fake bead > > Yes the authentic One Mukhi Round is totally scarce and there is no reason for a Family who collects one of these from the Rudraksa Forest to sell this Highly Auspicious Rudraksa as it represents the Highest Spiritual Values and Merits of any of the Holy Rudraksa representing Lord Shankar Himself > > There may be this Bead in Nepal with some of the collector families however again there is no reason to ever sell a Bead like this........dont see how anyone could sell a One Mukhi Round > > Hope this helps > > Thanks and Take Care My Friend > > DharmaDev > > Tiina <xenamacbeal> > <> > Sunday, September 21, 2003 11:17 PM > RBSC : Question to DharmaDevaji > > > Dear DharmaDevaji, > As you clearly have the most extensive first-hand knowledge on > Rudraksh, I would now like to ask this directly from you: > > Have you ever seen a real 1 mukhi round in your life? > > And if yes, what does it look like? You said in your mail on the > subject, that 99% of the beads brought in for testing turn out to be > false. But what about the remaining 1 per cent? Does RudraCenter > India own one, or a picture of one? Where can it be found: in Nepal, > Indonesia or India? What is the reason for its scarcity? Extinction > of the trees? Is there a tree that grows only 1 mukhi rounds or are > they like a 4 leaved clover, an exception? > > Or is a 1 mukhi round just a myth? > > I recently asked a Swami from Rishikesh, our yoga teacher, about 1 > mukhi round and he said that they could be bought from ashrams, that > they were not that rare after all and their price would be about 50 > USD. Was the Swami misinformed? > > Again, I must repeat that I am not asking this question in order to > buy a bead, but to understand. > > Provided there was such a bead, wouldn't it be a good idea to post a > picture of it on the Rudra Center's website, in addition to the > pictures of the fake beads. Then everyone would know what a 1 mukhi > bead really looks like, instead of just guessing. > > I am looking forward to your answer > > Hari Om > Tiina > > > Sponsor > > > > > > To send an email to: - > > > > Terms of Service. > > > > Sponsor To send an email to: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2003 Report Share Posted September 22, 2003 Congrats! Yes! Gods do have humour! Lada L. Baines Financial Assistance Officer Ministry of Advanced Education Student Services Branch Tiina [xenamacbeal] September 22, 2003 12:38 AM RBSC : Question to DharmaDevaji/Mala Broke !!! Dear DharmaDevaji, you'll never guess what happened just now ! I was answering you, and asking some more about the 1 mukhi when my new Special sihhd Mala (assembled by myself just a few weeks ago) broke, the beads merrily skipping all over the floor ! I just burst out laughing ! "Come on, don't get so jealous, guys, isn't a girl even allowed to ask?" So now I'll crawl under the table and gather them. Later today, I'm going to have a great time asssembling the mala again. What good fun )) Isn't the Universe just the best joker ever... Tiina , "ShiningLotus" <shininglotus@c...> wrote: > Dear Tiinaji > > Namaskar My Friend and thank you for your message......The only One Mukhi Round I have ever seen was in a picture we had on our website when we started and is an Indonesian Bead owned by Father of Miss Neeta.......all other beads we have seen or authenticated have been fake.....Sorry however the Swami has been misinformed regarding the sale of.....authentic one mukhi Round Beads......you can buy one mukhi round from Central Chinmaya Mission in Mumbai for about US $500 however the Bead Miss Neeta bought there about a year ago turned out to be a fake after she boiled it in water.........the glue came out of one of the Mukhis of a two mukhi nepal bead......high probability the other one mukhis they sell are fake also......the one mukhi round counterfiet market is a healthy market and are sold from US $250 to $500 to $1000 however have never seen a realy one Mukhi in person....contrary to this the Chinmaya Mission in Delhi does not sell fake beads > > People can also buy fake beads from a person in Nepal named Suresh Basnet at RudraksaNepal.com > > When we were trying to do business with him he told us he could sell us fake beads and nobody would know the difference......as I have said before I dont agree with this as we have authenticated many beads between home office in Mumbai and American Office here and we have not missed one fake bead > > Yes the authentic One Mukhi Round is totally scarce and there is no reason for a Family who collects one of these from the Rudraksa Forest to sell this Highly Auspicious Rudraksa as it represents the Highest Spiritual Values and Merits of any of the Holy Rudraksa representing Lord Shankar Himself > > There may be this Bead in Nepal with some of the collector families however again there is no reason to ever sell a Bead like this........dont see how anyone could sell a One Mukhi Round > > Hope this helps > > Thanks and Take Care My Friend > > DharmaDev > > Tiina <xenamacbeal> > <> > Sunday, September 21, 2003 11:17 PM > RBSC : Question to DharmaDevaji > > > Dear DharmaDevaji, > As you clearly have the most extensive first-hand knowledge on > Rudraksh, I would now like to ask this directly from you: > > Have you ever seen a real 1 mukhi round in your life? > > And if yes, what does it look like? You said in your mail on the > subject, that 99% of the beads brought in for testing turn out to be > false. But what about the remaining 1 per cent? Does RudraCenter > India own one, or a picture of one? Where can it be found: in Nepal, > Indonesia or India? What is the reason for its scarcity? Extinction > of the trees? Is there a tree that grows only 1 mukhi rounds or are > they like a 4 leaved clover, an exception? > > Or is a 1 mukhi round just a myth? > > I recently asked a Swami from Rishikesh, our yoga teacher, about 1 > mukhi round and he said that they could be bought from ashrams, that > they were not that rare after all and their price would be about 50 > USD. Was the Swami misinformed? > > Again, I must repeat that I am not asking this question in order to > buy a bead, but to understand. > > Provided there was such a bead, wouldn't it be a good idea to post a > picture of it on the Rudra Center's website, in addition to the > pictures of the fake beads. Then everyone would know what a 1 mukhi > bead really looks like, instead of just guessing. > > I am looking forward to your answer > > Hari Om > Tiina > > > Sponsor > > > > > > To send an email to: - > > > > Terms of Service. > > > > <http://rd./M=194081.3897168.5135684.1261774/D=egroupweb/S=17050759 91:HM/A=1732163/R=0/SIG=11n0nglqg/*http://www.ediets.com/start.cfm?code=3051 0&media=zone> click here <http://us.adserver./l?M=194081.3897168.5135684.1261774/D=egroupmai l/S=:HM/A=1732163/rand=512360521> To send an email to: Terms of Service <> . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2003 Report Share Posted September 22, 2003 Wow, a green conure parrot flock circling the sky over the fire ceremony at least 2 or 3 times??? Amazing and stunning! Auspicious indeed! You must be very happy with that. Blessings, Cindy ShiningLotus wrote: > Dear Tiinaji > > Universe is immense......we are surely liveing in Heaven on Earth > > At a recent Fire Ceremony My Large Mala also broke and many Beads were > all over the place haveing fun being broke free from their string > > The green conure parrot flock that is in the Long Beach area of Los > Angeles also circled in the sky over the fire ceremony at least twice > and maybe three times..was Highly Auspicious to be with Shastiji at > the Fire Ceremony with the Holy Siva Rudraksa and have the Shakti > Birds circleing overhead > > Thank you and Take Care My Friend > > DharmaDev > > Tiina <xenamacbeal > > <> > Monday, September 22, 2003 12:38 AM > RBSC : Question to DharmaDevaji/Mala Broke !!! > > > Dear DharmaDevaji, you'll never guess what happened just now ! > I was answering you, and asking some more about the 1 mukhi when my > new Special sihhd Mala (assembled by myself just a few weeks ago) > broke, the beads merrily skipping all over the floor ! > I just burst out laughing ! "Come on, don't get so jealous, guys, > isn't a girl even allowed to ask?" > So now I'll crawl under the table and gather them. Later today, I'm > going to have a great time asssembling the mala again. > What good fun )) > Isn't the Universe just the best joker ever... > > Tiina > > > , "ShiningLotus" > <shininglotus@c...> wrote: > > Dear Tiinaji > > > > Namaskar My Friend and thank you for your message......The only One > Mukhi Round I have ever seen was in a picture we had on our website > when we started and is an Indonesian Bead owned by Father of Miss > Neeta.......all other beads we have seen or authenticated have been > fake.....Sorry however the Swami has been misinformed regarding the > sale of.....authentic one mukhi Round Beads......you can buy one > mukhi round from Central Chinmaya Mission in Mumbai for about US $500 > however the Bead Miss Neeta bought there about a year ago turned out > to be a fake after she boiled it in water.........the glue came out > of one of the Mukhis of a two mukhi nepal bead......high probability > the other one mukhis they sell are fake also......the one mukhi round > counterfiet market is a healthy market and are sold from US $250 to > $500 to $1000 however have never seen a realy one Mukhi in > person....contrary to this the Chinmaya Mission in Delhi does not > sell fake beads > > > > People can also buy fake beads from a person in Nepal named Suresh > Basnet at RudraksaNepal.com > > > > When we were trying to do business with him he told us he could > sell us fake beads and nobody would know the difference......as I > have said before I dont agree with this as we have authenticated many > beads between home office in Mumbai and American Office here and we > have not missed one fake bead > > > > Yes the authentic One Mukhi Round is totally scarce and there is no > reason for a Family who collects one of these from the Rudraksa > Forest to sell this Highly Auspicious Rudraksa as it represents the > Highest Spiritual Values and Merits of any of the Holy Rudraksa > representing Lord Shankar Himself > > > > There may be this Bead in Nepal with some of the collector families > however again there is no reason to ever sell a Bead like > this........dont see how anyone could sell a One Mukhi Round > > > > Hope this helps > > > > Thanks and Take Care My Friend > > > > DharmaDev > > > > Tiina <xenamacbeal> > > > <> > > Sunday, September 21, 2003 11:17 PM > > RBSC : Question to DharmaDevaji > > > > > > Dear DharmaDevaji, > > As you clearly have the most extensive first-hand knowledge on > > Rudraksh, I would now like to ask this directly from you: > > > > Have you ever seen a real 1 mukhi round in your life? > > > > And if yes, what does it look like? You said in your mail on the > > subject, that 99% of the beads brought in for testing turn out to > be > > false. But what about the remaining 1 per cent? Does RudraCenter > > India own one, or a picture of one? Where can it be found: in > Nepal, > > Indonesia or India? What is the reason for its scarcity? Extinction > > of the trees? Is there a tree that grows only 1 mukhi rounds or are > > they like a 4 leaved clover, an exception? > > > > Or is a 1 mukhi round just a myth? > > > > I recently asked a Swami from Rishikesh, our yoga teacher, about 1 > > mukhi round and he said that they could be bought from ashrams, > that > > they were not that rare after all and their price would be about 50 > > USD. Was the Swami misinformed? > > > > Again, I must repeat that I am not asking this question in order to > > buy a bead, but to understand. > > > > Provided there was such a bead, wouldn't it be a good idea to post > a > > picture of it on the Rudra Center's website, in addition to the > > pictures of the fake beads. Then everyone would know what a 1 mukhi > > bead really looks like, instead of just guessing. > > > > I am looking forward to your answer > > > > Hari Om > > Tiina > > > > > > Sponsor > > > > > > > > > > > > To send an email to: - > > > > > > > > > Terms of > Service. > > > > > > > > > > > Sponsor > > > > > > To send an email to: > > > > > > > > > > > > * Sponsor* > > <http://rd./M=194081.3897168.5135684.1261774/D=egroupweb/S=1705075991:H\ M/A=1732163/R=0/SIG=11n0nglqg/*http://www.ediets.com/start.cfm?code=30510&media=\ zone> > > > > To send an email to: > > > > > Terms of Service > <>. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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