Information on Indrakshi Mala

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Namaste Anil,

 

The Indrakshi Mala in Java beads is designed to be more affordable

for many people - its nevertheless an Indrakshi Mala as I believe the

combination was also mentioned in one of the holy books. The full

number of Nepali beads for an Indrakshi Mala is financially out of

reach for most people.

 

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Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

 

-- In , Anil Kumar

<yogi75ank wrote:

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> Namaste Narasimahye,

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> I have a Query to ask about the description of Indrakshi Mala on RC

website.

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> Indrakshi Mala Java Beads:

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> Design: Mala made of selected large size 1 mukhi till 21 mukhi

beads of Javanese origin, Central bead is the highly rare 1 mukhi

Javanese. The sequence of beads is 2 mukhi till 21 mukhi.

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> Additional beads like Gauri Shankar, Ganesh, Trijuti are not

necessary in this mala, and may be kept separately in puja altar if

one desires to have them.

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> Indrakshi Mala Nepal Beads:

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> Design: Mala made of 1 mukhi till 21 mukhi, Trijuti & Savar of

Nepalese origin in pure gold with caps. Central beads are Trijuti &

Savar. The sequence of beads is 1 mukhi till 21 mukhi (clockwise).

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> The query is:

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>   If both Mala's are one and the same except for the origin of the

beads then why  is there different combination of beads. ( Trijuti ,

Savar etc.)

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> Aum Sree GauriShankaray Namah

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