Guest guest Posted March 19, 2008 Report Share Posted March 19, 2008 Namaskar Srikanth, So good to see you again! Been a long time. Great to know you've obtained rudraksha beads and made your own Siddha Mala. The top half of the sequence of beads you've outlined is correct. The 9 mukhi should have been strung after 7 mukhi. Ganesh rudraksha should have gone under 8 mukhi. The rest are correct. Yes if you add GS and 14 mukhi, it can still be termed as Siddha Mala as GS also stands for Deva and Devi, and 14 mukhi is Deva Mani. The sequence of beads for a Siddha Mala should be followed, like 2 mukhi, 4 mukhi, 6 mukhi, etc on one side. Then 3 mukhi, 5 mukhi, 7 mukhi on the other side, etc. Add 14 mukhi after 12 mukhi and GS beneath 13 mukhi. The Siddha Mala will be longer and most probably touch your stomach when you add 3 beads of each lower mukhi. Its best to use a tape measure for measuring yourself and the length of beads before you begin stringing. This is to avoid having to restring again if the mala is too long. If you wish for assistance in restringing, you can request Rudra Centre to do this for you. I am not sure if they charge for restringing. But you need to pay for return postage or courier. Even if they do, I am sure its only a nominal cost. The mala will also be blessed in your name before being sent back to you. Please send them an Enquiry. Om Namah Shivaya , " Srikanth " <a19702 wrote: > > Namaste Narasimhaye, > Around 4 years back there was a discussion in this forum about the > number of rudrakasha's of each muki that should be worn. It was > concluded that 3 no.s of 2,3,4,5,6, 2 Nos of 7 and 8 and 1 No of > other mukhi rudraksha's should be worn. I have ordered the required > number of beads over a period of time from Rudra Center and made my > own mala. Here is how it looks like (beads strung head-head, tail- > tail, 2 mukhi and 3 mukhi top rudraksha's tail facing upwards): > > 2 3 > 2 3 > 2 3 > 4 5 > 4 5 > 4 5 > 6 7 > 6 7 > 6 8 > 9 Ganesh > 11 10 > 12 13 > 1 > > My questions: > - If I add GS and 14 mukhi will the above mala become siddha mala? > - Does the oder of the rudraksha's matter in siddha mala (i.e, 2 > mukhi should be followed by 3 mukhi etc). If not, any particular > reason for the oder of mukhi's in siddha mala in the below mail? > - If the order matters, how should the siddha mala look like if I > want 3 Nos. of 2,3,4,5,6 , 2 Nos of 7 and 8 (1 8 mukhi and 1 Ganesh) > and rest 1 No each in the mala (I will be adding 14 mukhi and GS > also)? > > Thanks, > Srikanth > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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