Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Yes, using the rudraksham as earrings is thought to be appropriate. Thanks! K, , jsathe <jsathe@v...> wrote: > Sir, > > In my earlier mail I have requested for opinion on using rudraksha in the ring to be used with specific finger for specific "mukhi". I wish to extend this idea of why not use the redraksha of specific requirement even in the form of earnings > > Thanks > > Jayant Sathe > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.663 / Virus Database: 426 - Release 4/20/04 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Namaste Jayant, Agree with Sis Kariji regarding the use of earrings. Also brings to mind a certain pendant in the Jewelry Section of www.rudraksha- ratna.com that has a pendant mounted in a round silver frame so the rudraksha in the middle looks like a globe. It has a sphatik crystal bead as well. Maybe the picture cannot be seen clearly on some computers due to the dark backdrop but please have a look nevertheless. I find this method of pendalling a bead of a large 5 mukhi to 8 mukhi very appropriate for use. The same design can be made into a pair of earrings too if you request Rudra Centre to do this. If you contact Mrs Neeta at rudracentre , she can give you futher ideas. There are also many pendalling methods for beads if you would look at the "Design Gallery" link as well. Rudraksha isn't really appropriate for mounting on a ring but if you would to try, you can use a bead of your choice and request Rudra Centre to make it. I'm sure they will assist you with this idea. At the same time, I would like to mention that in the SriMad Devi Bhagavatam, it is said that the wearing of 12 rudraksha beads on the wrists is recommended...... The wrist contains nerves, blood vessels and 'fibers' that connect the hands and fingers to nerve centers that lead all over the body and to the brain, like a kind of "Inner Ganga". Although the term "Inner Ganga" was not used in the scriptures, to my humble understanding in trying to decipher some aspects of "Twilight Language", this seems very much to be the case. If you are referring to which bead is appropriate for which finger, then the examples are as follows: 1 mukhi or 12 mukhi on Surya finger 7 mukhi and Saturn bead on middle finger which is Shani Navratna ring is also worn on Shani middle finger 8 mukhi Ganesha and Rahu bead on little finger 9 mukhi Maa Durga and Ketu bead on little finger 5 mukhi Jupiter bead is worn on index finger, etc. etc...... As it is, collector sized beads are too big to be worn on fingers but Rudra Centre can also assist you in finding small sized rudraksha of the above-mentioned rudraksha mukhis. Hope this helps. Jai MahaKali Kaam Kala Kali Jai Shree Gurudev Namaha Simone , "karisprowl" <karisprowl@e...> wrote: > > Yes, using the rudraksham as earrings is thought to be appropriate. > > Thanks! K, > > , jsathe <jsathe@v...> wrote: > > Sir, > > > > In my earlier mail I have requested for opinion on using rudraksha in the ring to be > used with specific finger for specific "mukhi". I wish to extend this idea of why not > use the redraksha of specific requirement even in the form of earnings > > > > Thanks > > > > Jayant Sathe > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 23, 2004 Report Share Posted April 23, 2004 Thanks for the prompt reply and guidance Jayant Sathe , syzenith <no_reply> wrote: > Namaste Jayant, > > Agree with Sis Kariji regarding the use of earrings. Also brings to > mind a certain pendant in the Jewelry Section of www.rudraksha- > ratna.com that has a pendant mounted in a round silver frame so the > rudraksha in the middle looks like a globe. It has a sphatik > crystal bead as well. > > Maybe the picture cannot be seen clearly on some computers due to > the dark backdrop but please have a look nevertheless. I find this > method of pendalling a bead of a large 5 mukhi to 8 mukhi very > appropriate for use. The same design can be made into a pair of > earrings too if you request Rudra Centre to do this. If you contact > Mrs Neeta at rudracentre@h... , she can give you futher > ideas. There are also many pendalling methods for beads if you would > look at the "Design Gallery" link as well. > > Rudraksha isn't really appropriate for mounting on a ring but if you > would to try, you can use a bead of your choice and request Rudra > Centre to make it. I'm sure they will assist you with this idea. > > At the same time, I would like to mention that in the SriMad Devi > Bhagavatam, it is said that the wearing of 12 rudraksha beads on the > wrists is recommended...... The wrist contains nerves, blood > vessels and 'fibers' that connect the hands and fingers to nerve > centers that lead all over the body and to the brain, like a kind > of "Inner Ganga". Although the term "Inner Ganga" was not used in > the scriptures, to my humble understanding in trying to decipher > some aspects of "Twilight Language", this seems very much to be the > case. > > If you are referring to which bead is appropriate for which finger, > then the examples are as follows: > > 1 mukhi or 12 mukhi on Surya finger > 7 mukhi and Saturn bead on middle finger which is Shani > Navratna ring is also worn on Shani middle finger > 8 mukhi Ganesha and Rahu bead on little finger > 9 mukhi Maa Durga and Ketu bead on little finger > 5 mukhi Jupiter bead is worn on index finger, etc. etc...... > > As it is, collector sized beads are too big to be worn on fingers > but Rudra Centre can also assist you in finding small sized > rudraksha of the above-mentioned rudraksha mukhis. > > Hope this helps. > > Jai MahaKali Kaam Kala Kali > Jai Shree Gurudev Namaha > Simone > > , "karisprowl" > <karisprowl@e...> wrote: > > > > Yes, using the rudraksham as earrings is thought to be > appropriate. > > > > Thanks! K, > > > > , jsathe > <jsathe@v...> wrote: > > > Sir, > > > > > > In my earlier mail I have requested for opinion on using > rudraksha in the ring to be > > used with specific finger for specific "mukhi". I wish to extend > this idea of why not > > use the redraksha of specific requirement even in the form of > earnings > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > Jayant Sathe > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 , jsathe <jsathe@v...> wrote: > Sir, > > In my earlier mail I have requested for opinion on using rudraksha in the ring to be used with specific finger for specific "mukhi". I wish to extend this idea of why not use the redraksha of specific requirement even in the form of earnings > > Thanks > > Jayant Sathe > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.663 / Virus Database: 426 - Release 4/20/04 > Hello Jayant I have read that your rudrasksha should not be placed on your finger. the reason is your fingers become soiled and dirty through out the day. With the earrings it is not good either. your bead/beads are suppose to touch your skin. And also it is not suppose to be shown to others. For a person who doesn't know what it is they may touch it. And that may take away the vibe you have created for it. That is why in a family you don't share your beads. I just thought i would share that. Lakshmi > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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