How to clean rudrakshas??

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Namaste Siddharth,

 

For cleaning, place rudraksha beads in a container with warm gentle

soapy water. Brush the beads with a toothbrush. After that rinse

with clear water until soap traces are gone. Next rinse with some

rose-water if you wish. Let the beads dry completely. Make sure

they are totally dry outside and inside before oiling.

 

Sandalwood essential oil mixed with cold-pressed almond oil or olive

oil can be used. Other oils are also used for oiling rudrakshas and

its a matter of preference although I recommend sandalwood because it

is conducive to meditation, healing, spirituality and helps us to

keep calm. After oiling its fine to energize the beads again using

the method that is mentioned here:

 

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The above link is for Rudra Centre's Energization Page. Please read

and print the information so you can follow the process.

 

No the beads will not be spoiled because of heat and humidity. Even

though they have changed color, they are still ok. You will find that

after oiling the beads as time goes, they will become darker in color

again.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

, Siddharth V

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> Dear Narasimhayeji

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> Could you explain to me how we can clean and oil rudrakshas. What

oil should we use?

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> After cleaning should the mala be energised again or we can

continue wearing it?

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> One more query:

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> The last one month I have been in chennai. It was extremely humid

and hot and hence sweat a lot. I wear my mala almost throughout the

day. Due to the sweat etc the beads have turned white in

colour. & nbsp; Will the beads get spoilt because of this? Will pores

be formed because of this?

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> Thanking You

> Siddharth

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