Tersam Lal

[Guest guest]

Namaste Tersam,

 

Would like to mention some past experiences with people selling

rudraksha in Nepal:

 

1) Personally I have no problems with anyone or any independent

rudraksha sadhaka (adept) who sells rudraksha;

 

2) It is good that rudraksha sadhakas are doing dharma and seva out

of bhakti (devotion) to Lord Shiva/Rudra by disseminating knowledge

of the sacred "Tears of Lord Shiva" to others, thus benefiting them

as children of God, as is the birthright of those who come across or

can get genuine rudraksha;

 

3) Scriptures say that "Those who have the instinct to wear or use

rudraksha (and find genuine beads) are due to having received the

blessings of Lord Shiva from preceeding births" (this is a rough

translation into English from the Sanskrit);

 

4) In my experience while living and traveling around Nepal from

Kathmandu, Swayabunath, Pokhara, Pashupatinath and beyond to the

base of Mount Everest (as a result of Kali's and Shiva's calling),

many tourist areas were touting fake beads, even outside temples;

 

5) Some of these places and temples, and in Kathmandu itself as

well as around the Kali Temple where they still do live sacrifices

of animals and Tibetan Temple in Swayabunath, and Pashupatinath,

there were many fake beads being sold;

 

6) Many of the peddlers had no idea that they were selling fake

beads as they received supplies from different sources and they

themselves are not rudraksha sadhakas, hence they could not tell the

difference between fake and genuine. It is not their fault;

 

7) Some sources sold or sell genuine beads mixed with fake beads.

Many sell inferior grade beads too.

 

8) They also sell inferior Badraksha and Indraksha that do not

contain the same natural, powerful electromagnetic, para-magnetic

and biochemical properties of Genuine Rudraksha.

 

9) All this is not noticeable to the untrained eye and not

detectable by innocent people;

 

10) Through my Nepali friend and interpreter at my side, it was

learnt that some sellers in Nepal got their beads from a Mr. Suresh

Basnet who claims he comes from a few generations of rudraksha

farmers and growers, mentioning his grandfather as pioneer,

etc.etc. Of course different people told different stories about

the history and authenticity of all this.

 

11) Many simply sounded like "Hard Sell Sales Pitches";

 

Tersam, sorry to have to tell you this. I sincerely hope your

source is a genuine one that supplies you with good quality beads.

 

Tersam, are you a rudraksha sadhaka?

 

If yes, then it will be nice if you would share knowledge and

experiences with us too.

 

Thanking you,

 

Ommmmmmmm

Simone

 

 

 

 

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AumShiningLotus@a... wrote:

> Dear Tersam Lal

>

> are you able to tell us more about your business of selling

Rudraksha......we

> have not heard about you before

>

> Do you have a website or a store

>

> Thanks

>

> Rudra Center

>

> DharmaDev Arya

>

> In a message dated 11/12/2004 3:28:31 PM Pacific Standard Time,

> bikramjit.pandher@h... writes:

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Are you associated with rudra centre or selling beads at your

own.

> >

> > thanks

> > Bikramjit

> >

> >

> > TERSAM LAL [tersamlal]

> > Thursday, November 11, 2004 12:19 AM

> >

> > Re: RBSC : rudraksha questions

> >

> >

> >

> > Dear Lori,

> >

> > Let me tell you first that rudraksha has only positive

> > energy. it nerver gives nagetive energy to the wearer.

> > it always protect wearer from evil things.

> >

> > as far you, your family and your children concern they

> > can start wering five mukhi with any hassitation.

> > but if you want the correct one as per your horoscope.

> > then i can do it for you to tell you the right one for

> > your family and family members and your childrens. for

> > that i need your and the other wearer birth details. I

> > can supply you the original divine rudraksha beads

> > directly from nepal. The bead must be energized before

> > wearing at any of the 12 jyotirling of lord shiva on

> > earth. We do it for you and your family members at

> > PashuPathi Nath at Nepal (One of the most sacred

>

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