2 beads of the same mukhi below 8

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Om Andrew, you are most welcome. Glad you performed some dowsing

which led to conclusion that its "yes". Also glad you are a free

thinker. Fully understand your Buddhist beliefs. Its also great

that you took the time finally to clarify the applicability of

rudraksh to your situation.

 

Due to stress and many other factors in modern society

(environmental, etc), the need for external energy aids have become

important. Rudraksh, due to its natural electromagnetic properties

are highly recommended. When used with meditation and prayers, it

has the potential to further enhance the alpha state in the brain

which brings about relaxation, calmness, peace and balance.

 

Ommmmm

 

 

 

, "andrewngmm"

<andrewngmm wrote:

>

> Thank you very much for your reply.

>

> For various reasons, I have come to need external aids of energy

for

> the present. I first thought of Dzi beads, read up, etc, then when

I

> dowsed suitability, it was no though I have studied more far

Buddhism

> than Hinduism, I more or less a free thinker.

>

> Then a little later, I came upon Rudraksha beads. I initially

thought

> it was just another beading material to make rosaries/malas. Well I

> dowsed again and it was yes. Then I dowsed which ones/mulkhis and

when

> done was pleased and somewhat tired. So yes, I guess I got to

muster

> up energy to do the set of questions, hehehe.

>

> I had read a post recommending using 2 beads for mulkhis below 8

and

> didn't really feel to go verify its applicablity to my situation.

> Thank you for reminding me this

 

>

> , narasimhaye

> <no_reply@> wrote:

> >

> > Om Andrew, recommendations are usually made in accordance with

each

> > person's individual circumstances and aspirations. For those new

to

> > wearing rudraksh, usually 2 of the lower mukh beads are

recommended to

> > be worn in pairs to achieve balance of energies in a mala. These

are

> > usually below 8 mukh.

> >

> > There are no strict rules to say you have to do so. Please

analyze for

> > yourself how you feel and what your instinct tells you. If you

don't

> > want to wear 2 of the same beads, then don't. But if instinct

tells

> > you that you should, then follow it.

> >

> > Holy Sanskrit texts also mention that rudraksh beads be worn in

pairs,

> > threes, fives and so on. Higher mukh beads, becos of their

higher

> > electromagnetic properties, can be worn alone. However, there

are

> > rudraksh devotees who wear them in pairs too. Each to their own

> > decision. Meditate on things and decide for yourself.

> >

> > Ommmmmm

> >

> >

> > , "andrewngmm"

> > <andrewngmm@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > > Is this a must? What happens when you don't?

> > > Regards

> > > Andrew

> > >

> >

>