14 Mukhi/Thanks Sri DDji

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Om Namah Shivaya

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AumShiningLotus@a... wrote:

> Dear Jaquieji

>

> Namaskar My Friend and thank you for your question

>

> Can only relate my experiences with this remarkable Rudraksa Bead

when worn

> on the Ajna Chakra in a head mala during Meditation to recieve

future

> impressions or impressions by way of future sight

>

> I sat in Meditation with the 14 Mukhi on the forehead once a day

for about

> two weeks

>

> Meditation was of the active type where thoughts of intent and

purpose to

> recieve impressions from the future was introduced at the level of

Samadhi

>

> What was remarkable about this experience is that in the two weeks

that I

> worked with this Rudraksa I found that I was actually liveing more

in the future

> than in the present moment

>

> Little of my present moment business was getting done each day

however I

> found that I had accumulated about 6 months of future sight

information to

> integrate and deal with

>

> The most important lesson learned was that when a person wears the

14 Mukhi

> Deva Mani Rudraksa on the Head with intent and purpose for

gathering future

> information then a person needs to know when to take the Rudraksa

off and put on

> the worshipping place so one can integrate the future impressions

into daily

> life

>

> Although all the Holy Rudraksa will help us to maintain and

accelerate our

> life in the present moment the higher Mukhi Beads of 13 Mukhi and

above are

> especially powerful in helping to manifest needs and wants from

our conscious and

> subconscious thoughts

>

> When working with the higher Mukhi Rudraksa we simply have to be

totally

> conscious of what we are doing and thinking and what our intent

and purpose is in

> our practice to obtain what we are needing

>

> If a person is wishing to wear the 14 Mukhi on the forehead for

future sight

> then a couple of suggestions would be good to consider

>

> Plan the exact number of days for first wearing of this Rudraksa

and keep a

> diary of your daily experiences

>

> Then in the next 14 days after you stop wearing refer daily to the

diary you

> have kept so that you can do your future planning from the

impressions you

> recieved in your Meditations

>

> Adding text about the 14 Mukhi from the book titled Gems and

Rudraksa by Mr

> Anil Gupta

>

> It is the Rudraksa which is found most rarely and it pleased Lord

Shivajee to

> give the wearer His company. It is themost precious divine thing

Deva Mani.

> It awakens the sixth sense organ by which the wearer foresees the

future

> happenings. Its wearer never fails in their decisions. Its wearer

gets rid of all

> the calamities miseries worries. It provides the wearer with

safety and riches

>

> This Holy Rudraksa can be worshipped with any and all of Lord

Sivas Mantras

> Pujas and Religious Ceremonies. There are also other specific Bija

Mantras

> mentioned for One Mukhi to 14 Mukhi in Siva Purana and Padma

Purana

>

> In the RudraksaJabalopanishad Kalagni Rudra replied regarding 14

Mukhi

>

> A Rudraksa with Fourteen Faces is said to have born from the eyes

of Lord

> Siva

>

> In the SrimMadDeviBagavat 11th Skand Chapter IV regarding 14 Mukhi

>

> part 31 to 35

>

> A man on wearing 14 Mukhi Rudraksa on the forehead himself becomes

Siva hence

> its greatness is indescribeable

>

> part 36

>

> One who wears even one bead on the forehead is always worshipped

lie Brahms

> and gods and attains moksa

>

> Chapter VII part 39 references that Fourteen Mukhi Rudraksa is

comparable

> with the eyes of Rudra

>

> There seems to be more than enough reference in the Holy Books to

support the

> wearing of the 14 Mukhi Deva Mani Rudraksa on the Ajna Chakra or

the Third

> Eye to recieve future sight impressions that will help to destroy

sin and pain

> and suffering and what has sometimes been traditionally referred

to as averting

> that which is yet to come

>

> Hope this help Mitra

>

> Wishing you and Family the Best of Dharma Artha Kama and Moksa

>

> Aum NamaSivaya Sivaya Nama Aum

>

> Dhanyavaad cha Pranams Mitra

>

> DharmaDev Arya