To Llundrub and All New Members, Warmest Welcome

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Namaste New Members and Llundrub,

 

Warmest welcome to everyone!!

 

I've been away for some time and haven't actually caught up with all

the messages on this group.

 

Noticed some of Llundrub's messages in our "Pending Section". Yes,

this group is moderated. Please read the Home Page.

 

To Llundrub:

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Group Owners and Moderators retain the right to approve, or "not" to

approve messages, depending on the tone and attitude of the member

sending it.

 

If the tone is not conducive to the harmonious environment we have

taken a long time and worked so hard to maintain here, then yes the

message is deleted at the discretion of any moderator who happens to

be online and sees it, without notifying the sender of the message.

 

As I haven't caught up with messages, I don't know what in Nirvana

or Samsara you have written. Shall get to it quite soon and let you

know.

 

Meanwhile, after reading your comments in the message below, please

can you tell us a little about your background, religious

upbringing, any classical initiations and rudraksha research or

related studies. There is no obligation to do so. My humble

request is just out of sheer curiousity. Many thanks in advance.

 

Llundrub, if you have further concerns or any confusion, you are

welcome to write directly to Sri DDji or myself. Although our

workloads are hefty 24 x 7, one of us shall endeavor to respond in

due course. Just please be patient, thank you.

 

Jai Bhadrakali Namah Om

Jai Bholenath Namah Om

Simone

 

 

 

, "Llundrub"

<llundrub@c...> wrote:

 

 

> Yes, if the beads are large then they need spacers so that they do

not crunch together and chip. Such details are practical. As stated,

head to head and tail to tail is the best way to arrange. Order of

mukhi on the strand is not important unless you would prefer certain

beads to fall over particular parts of the body. Personally, I would

put higher mukhi beads closer in proximity to the head, and lower

mukhi closer to the navel.