Rudraksa Quote of the week : Srimad devi bhagavat

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Rudraksa Quote of the week :

 

 

" Seers have narrated this mahavrata that after 

wearing hundreds of Rudraksas one becomes observer

of Rudraksa-vrata and is saluted by gods. 

 

In absence of hundreds of Rudraksa, at least sixteen

Rudraksas should be worn in each hands. " - Srimad devi bhagavat

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MahaDev ! Dear Davidji

 

Namaskar My Friend and thank you for your weekly quote...........you never

cease to amaze me........we are working on the third Book of Rudraksa Teachings

here and is titled Rudraksa and Mantra RahasyaVrata.......was so surprised

when I read your quote that I almost fell out of chair here............I read

the

SriMadDeviBhagavat and have never seen this quote........and still as the

quote says..... I have worn hundreds of Rudraksa during the past few years and

now am part of writing the RahasyaVrata..........Please My Friend where did you

find this reference in the SriMadDeviBhagavat.....have been looking in the

11th Chapter and cannot find

 

Please let me know what page this is on so I can see this....your research is

truly immense

 

Dhanyavaad cha Pranams Mitra

 

DharmaDev

 

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Hi,

 

In the book, "Rudraksa" by Subas Rai on page 55, there is a reference to

Kalpasiddhanyasa for pleasing and worshipping Guhyakali. Does anyone

understand what this is all about or what this mention of Kalpasiddhanyasa

means?

 

Barbara

 

 

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Thursday, November 20, 2003 12:53 PM

RBSC : Rudraksa Quote of the week : Srimad devi bhagavat

 

 

 

Rudraksa Quote of the week :

 

 

" Seers have narrated this mahavrata that after

wearing hundreds of Rudraksas one becomes observer

of Rudraksa-vrata and is saluted by gods.

 

In absence of hundreds of Rudraksa, at least sixteen

Rudraksas should be worn in each hands. " - Srimad devi bhagavat

 

 

 

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