11 Mukhi Rudraksha Info/ To Warren

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Hi Warren,

 

There are different ways to string a mala. If you wish for a Siddha

Mala with 17 mukhi in the combination, this can be done too.

 

However, having only one bead each of 1 to 14 mukhis aren't

sufficient to make a proper "Complete" Siddha Mala. Please go to

www.rudraksha-ratna.com and see the pics of Siddha Malas. This will

give you an idea about the arrangement of beads.

 

In your case, here's a suggestion in regards the layout :

 

2 3

2 3

4 5

4 5

6 7

6 7

8 Ganesh bead

10 9

12 11

14 13

17

One mukhi

Gauri Shankar

 

Note: The above is only a suggestion. For proper making or

stringing, its best to contact Ms. Neeta at

rudracentreindia and ask if Rudra Centre's artisan can

string your beads for you. If you haven't got the additional beads

required, Rudra Centre can then add them to your Siddha Mala.

 

Its best to have the complete Siddha Mala instead of "half a Siddha

Mala" with only one bead each of the lower mukhis. Half a Siddha

mala will not contain similar 'energies' or 'Shakti' as a Full

Siddha Mala.

 

 

Om Shanti Om

Rudrakali

 

 

 

, Warren Lee

<warrenlee99> wrote:

 

> Dear Rudrakali,

>

> I have another question on arrangement of beads.

>

> If I have a set of 1 bead each of 1 to 14 mukhi, ganesh, gauri

shankar, how should the siddha mala be stringed?

>

> If I plan to add a 17 mukhi, how should it be stringed then?

>

> Thanks.

>

> Best regards,

>

> Warren