Guest guest Posted May 21, 2007 Report Share Posted May 21, 2007 Namaste Narasimhayeji, I am bothering you again, but due to my limited knowledge in Rudraksha, sorry I have to bother you with the following questions regarding " Akarshaya Siddh mala Else each separate Bead " . 1. Should I purchase the " Akarshaya Siddh Mala " or else should I purchase each bead separately. As I observed much price difference between the same bead of Akarshaya siddh Mala if we purchase separately each bead. 2. Why the missing bead should be only 9 or 11, please clarify whether 10 mukhi bead is also ok? 3. Should I go with my personalized mala or " Akarshaya Siddh Mala " is the best one as it would contain all the beads which I thought of purchasing, except that the number of bead for 5 and 6 Mukhi would be only 1 in Siddh Mala. 4. Which of the types of the beads produce Good and fast results whether Java beads or Nepal Beads. As I see Nepal beads are bit costlier than the Java Beads? Om Namah Shivayya, Regards, Neelesh K J Jain. , narasimhaye <no_reply wrote: > > > Namaste Neelesh, its wonderful that you've done your own research and > decided which rudraksha beads are suitable for you right at this time. > This is a good first step forward. > > For stringing the beads you've mentioned, would like to suggest that you > have them strung by expert artisan from Rudra Centre in Mumbai which > also provides Blessing Ceremony for mala by priest. > > The mala can be strung with smaller sized 5 mukhi rudraksha or sphatik > beads. The bigger main beads can be capped with silver or gold if you > wish. Suggest you to below and discuss it further > with a rudraksha expert : > > /sendEnquiry.php > </sendEnquiry.php> > > The reasons why you feel something is stopping you was because at first > you didn't decided fully which beads to get. Then as you learn more > about rudraksha and their properties, your instincts began telling you > which mukhis are suitable for you. Then when you hesitate again > because subconsciously the sequence of beads you've chosen, is lacking > one bead to complete the full mala These are common experiences, > whether conscious or subconscious for persons wishing to obtain > rudraksha. Don't worry. Don't be afraid to go ahead to get your > mala. > > Shall lay out the bead sequence (according to your list) so you can > check it and make decision : > > 4 5 > > 6 5 > > 6 5 > > 6 7 > > 8 __ This bead is missing for balance. 9 or 11 mukhi is > recommended. > > 12 13 > > (1) > > Aum Namah Shivaya > > > , " NEELESH JAIN " > <neelesh.jain3@> wrote: > > > > Namaste Narasimhayeji, > > > > I have been regarding the information on Rudraksha from the day I > > joined this group. It helped me alot in learning many things > > regarding the same. I have even thought of purchasing the following > > personalized mala for myself > > > > 1 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 4 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 5 Mukhi X 3 bead > > 6 Mukhi X 3 bead > > 7 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 8 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 12 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 13 Mukhi X 1 bead > > > > Can you please suggest me how to make the mala? > > > > Also, from long time I am thinking to buy Rudraksha ( whenever I > > read the mails from the group), but don't know why I don't go ahead > > in purchasing. I think something is stopping me in the same. So, > > please suggest what should I do? I am from a middle class family ( > > even though being a Software Engineering), I don't know why I am > > getting afraid of purchasing the Rudraksha? > > > > Regards, > > Neelesh K J Jain. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2007 Report Share Posted May 21, 2007 Sorry, I forgot to add the following question Do the design types does any difference in obtaining the result. For e.g., if I purchase with design with pendant with thread knots or multibead pendant in silver with caps etc., Which one is the best in giving the results in great abundant and faster? Om Namah Shivayya, Regards, Neelesh K J Jain. , narasimhaye <no_reply wrote: > > > Namaste Neelesh, its wonderful that you've done your own research and > decided which rudraksha beads are suitable for you right at this time. > This is a good first step forward. > > For stringing the beads you've mentioned, would like to suggest that you > have them strung by expert artisan from Rudra Centre in Mumbai which > also provides Blessing Ceremony for mala by priest. > > The mala can be strung with smaller sized 5 mukhi rudraksha or sphatik > beads. The bigger main beads can be capped with silver or gold if you > wish. Suggest you to below and discuss it further > with a rudraksha expert : > > /sendEnquiry.php > </sendEnquiry.php> > > The reasons why you feel something is stopping you was because at first > you didn't decided fully which beads to get. Then as you learn more > about rudraksha and their properties, your instincts began telling you > which mukhis are suitable for you. Then when you hesitate again > because subconsciously the sequence of beads you've chosen, is lacking > one bead to complete the full mala These are common experiences, > whether conscious or subconscious for persons wishing to obtain > rudraksha. Don't worry. Don't be afraid to go ahead to get your > mala. > > Shall lay out the bead sequence (according to your list) so you can > check it and make decision : > > 4 5 > > 6 5 > > 6 5 > > 6 7 > > 8 __ This bead is missing for balance. 9 or 11 mukhi is > recommended. > > 12 13 > > (1) > > Aum Namah Shivaya > > > , " NEELESH JAIN " > <neelesh.jain3@> wrote: > > > > Namaste Narasimhayeji, > > > > I have been regarding the information on Rudraksha from the day I > > joined this group. It helped me alot in learning many things > > regarding the same. I have even thought of purchasing the following > > personalized mala for myself > > > > 1 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 4 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 5 Mukhi X 3 bead > > 6 Mukhi X 3 bead > > 7 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 8 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 12 Mukhi X 1 bead > > 13 Mukhi X 1 bead > > > > Can you please suggest me how to make the mala? > > > > Also, from long time I am thinking to buy Rudraksha ( whenever I > > read the mails from the group), but don't know why I don't go ahead > > in purchasing. I think something is stopping me in the same. So, > > please suggest what should I do? I am from a middle class family ( > > even though being a Software Engineering), I don't know why I am > > getting afraid of purchasing the Rudraksha? > > > > Regards, > > Neelesh K J Jain. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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