Exact Reference in Srimad Devi Bhagavatam

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Om Vikas, forget about the terms "Shri" and "Ji", I beseech you. We

are all equal. Happy to hear you found the exact book and chapters.

 

>From what I can remember (my memory sometimes isn't good):

 

In all Puranas and Srimad Devibhagavatam, there are no descriptions

for Siddha Malas and Indra Mala. No prescriptions for these 2

either.

 

Both Siddh mala and Indra Mala are created in modern times,

especially by Rudra Centre using the highest quality rudraksh.

 

Extensive traditional research for many years and trialing these

synergistic combinations were carried out.

 

As they were and are found to work well and tremendously potent with

the circuitry of electromagnetic properties that run through these 2

types of "Maha Malas" (I call them Maha Malas"), they thus have come

into existence during our lifetimes. It takes people with past life

poornava samskaras to be able to do create these Malas. Rudra Centre

is the pioneer for Siddh Mala and Indra Mala.

 

Pls take note that other suppliers have come along and copied our

designs to sell on their own websites and elsewhere. Some even

copied our texts for using as their own. Some mislead unsuspecting

buyers that they are associated with Rudra Centre.

 

Rudra Centre provides a Certificate of Authenticity so people can be

assured of high quality genuine rudraksh.

 

There are suppliers out there who mix genuine beads with fake high

mukhis.

 

It is important that buyers are aware of this.

 

 

 

, "Vikas SS"

<jimmy_vikas wrote:

>

> Shri Narasimha ji,

>

> Thank you very much for the reply. In fact, the day after I wrote

the

> query on the groups, I'd found them in Book-11, Chapters 3-7.

These

> describe the powers of each of the beads 1-14 face and talks about

> stringing mouth-mouth and tail-tail.

>

> However, I was interested in knowing about where the combinations

are

> prescribed for Siddha Malas or Indra Malas. Have these come out of

the

> scriptures or are popular due to conventions and belief?

>

> It would be nice if you can throw some light on it.

>

> Regards,

> Vikas