8mm rudraksha mala

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Dear Jose Ji

 

Namaskar and thank you for your message........am fairly certain you

are on the right track as many of the Rudraksha Beads in malas are

dyed with dyes rangeing from yellow to deep red........there may have

been water soluble dye still clinging to the string inside each of

your mala beads ........and to the inside of the chamber the string

passes through .......after the final rinseing by the maker of the

mala....if this was the case then when you put your mala in the water

the remainig traces may have soaked off the........only other

explanation might be that the yellowish color is the perspiration and

dirt that normally collects on the mala beads and is seen from soaking

a mala that is worn every day for lengthy time frames without

cleaning........as the dirt and perspiration build up then if soaked

in a clear glass the water will become colored

 

hope this helps

 

Rudra Center India and America

 

DD

 

, "stargate40"

<stargate40 wrote:

>

> hi my name is Jose I want an answer to my question I order a 8mm

> rudraksha mala I wearing it and nothing going on but when i take off

> and I put in a glass of water before pooja the water turn golden

> yellow how come? any explaination for that? I call the seller but he

> do not know nothing about he just told me could be a bless for you

the

> beads look natural non piment or ink of any kind added I tell the

> seller might be the himalayans handcrafter bless it before put on

sale

> with turmeric powder but the thing is when i recieve the mala I

touch

> it and my hands still clean no yellow stain.om namah shivon namaste.

>