Hairy Rudrakshas

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-- Mahamuni Das <mahamuni (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote:

 

> I have never experienced any hairy beads in my 20+

> years of being around rudraksha, so I can't comment

> on what you are asking regarding it. Also I am not

> a vendor.

 

Hi,

 

Humbug, think if I do get other beads, I am going to

buy from a different vendor. The level of fruit pulp

removal isn't to my preference. Not worth the low

shipping fees or the free gifts.

 

> Cracks can develop because this is a seed. If it is

> not cared for properly, it will eventually break. I

> wouldn't wear broken or cracked rudraksha.

 

Bah, I am soaking my beads in grapeseed oil at the

moment. I placed the container with the oil and beads

under a table lamp and I think due to the refraction

of the oil, its easier to see the beads. Those

hairline cracks are more extensive than I thought. All

happened under less than 2 weeks and I oiled them like

2/3 times since I got them.

 

This might be an interesting story for some.

My first batch of beads, I selected the mukhi by

dowsing after determine Rudrakshas per se would be of

use to me. That was about coming to 2 months.

 

Then I got a sense that 3 mukhi beads would be useful

in an upcoming period. Initially thought 10 but

clarified that it was something in the past rather

than planetary. Didn't formally dowse this as the

sensing was differentiated enough not to.

 

The local Rudraksha prices are like 2x that on the

internet so decided to other from the previous net

vendor. After reading so much about siddh malas from

the other forum, thought maybe I should start working

towards one. So I ordered other mukhis. Did this

without testing.

 

Well, what do you know, only the 3 mukhi bead don't

have hairline cracks... and strangely, the 4 and 5

have more cracks in the mukhi border recesses and are

more extensive than those in the 6, 9 and 10.

 

Happy new year...

Andrew