Lost beads

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Greetings Sandra,

 

Namaste, thanks for sharing your recent experience regarding losing

your rudraksha beads and finding them again! You had very good

intuition that the beads had not gone forever.

 

Its indeed a great blessing that your daughter found them on her

outside doormat and placed them in the plant pot, and they came back

to you.

 

Truly a lesson for putting off repairs for another time. Whenever a

pendant or mala snaps, its always important to scoop the beads up as

quickly as possible and put them in a pouch. They can then be

inspected and restrung later.

 

Anyway, its also a message to say we learn new things each day

 

Bright blessings

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

, " sandradavies60 "

<sandrajdavies wrote:

>

> Hello Again,

>

> I have to let you know about this:

>

> I bought a four Mukhi and Five Mukhi Rudraksha Bead pendant from

the

> Rudra Centre and when they arrived I deceided to string them

together.

>

> One evening I went out with a friend for tea in a cafe and I was

> showing her my Rudraksha when I noticed it had come undone from the

> clasp.

>

> I wrapped it back around and put it back on my neck and said I will

> tie it properly later.

>

> It wasnt until a couple of days later that I noticed it had gone

and

> I couldnt find it.

>

> I thought, well that will teach me a lesson, not to put off doing

> something untll another time.

>

> I really missed it and wondered where I could have lost it, but I

> never ever felt it had gone for good, that it was teaching me a

> lesson of being careless.

>

> Anyway, I spoke to my friend to ask her to search her car, which

she

> did, but it was not there.

>

> A week later we went back to the same cafe and asked them if they

had

> found it, it was not there.

>

> I was really sad but the only thing I could feel was perhaps it had

> been found by someone that needed it more than I did, and if so

that

> would be fine.

>

> On the same evening I deceided to visit my daughter and my grand

> daughter for a short time and as I was leaving my daughter said to

> me. Oh I almost forgot, look in the plant pot and tell me if this

is

> yours?

>

> I took a look and there was my Rudraksha Pendant sat in the plant

pot.

>

> My daughter said I found it on my outside doormat and as it looked

> rather unusual I thought it had to belong to you (I always find

> unusual things to have).

>

> I was really over the moon and I mended the thread immediately and

it

> hasnt been far away from me since.

>

> So, does this mean anything ?

>

> Blessed Be

> Sandra

>