Rudraksha and Physical Chakras & Organs

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There are the seven major charkas and rudrakshas are associated with

each one of them. I think I heard that Rudra center has developed

rudraksha combinations to heal the different chakras. Each Chakra is

associated with various organs and each organ is associated with

different deities. These deities affect our lives when we have to

submit our " bhukti " to them.

 

We know already that different rudraksha facets are associated with

different dieties. Knowing which diety/ planet is commanding your

salutations can be understood through your own body. It is telling

you everyday. Your salutations can be enhanced a thousand times with

the corresponding rudrakshas....and you would see the wonderful

physical healing of the physicality that is affecting your life.

 

But, what are Chakras?

Chakra is a sanskrit word, and it means " wheel, " or " vortex, "

because that's what it looks like when we look at it. Each chakra is

like a solid ball of energy interpenetrating the physical body, in

the same way that a magnetic field can interpenetrate the physical

body.

The chakras interact with the physical body through two

major " transport' systems, the endocrine system and the nervous

system. Each of the seven chakras is associated with one of the

seven endocrine glands, and also with a particular group of nerves

called a plexus.

 

A chakra can become damaged, cracked or tilted out of alignment with

the energy channel (you), and that blockage is manifestated in the

affectation of some physical organ in the body. Such damage can be

caused by psychological stress and/or trauma, which may be brought

on by events or feelings... both physical and psychological problems

can result in blockage of energy flow.

 

There are seven Major Chakras and several minor chakras.

 

The Major Chakras are:

Base centre (muladhara) " governs the physical down to the

subconscient [subconscious] " ;

 

Abdominal centre (swadhishthana) " governs the lower vital "

( " concerned only with the small greeds, small desires, small

passions, etc, which make up the daily stuff of life for the

ordinary sensational man " );

 

Navel centre (manipura) " governs the larger vital " ;

 

Heart centre (anahata) " governs the emotional being " ;

 

Throat centre (vishuddha) " governs the expressive and externalising

mind " ;

 

Brow centre (ajna) " governs the dynamic mind, will, vision, mental

formation " ;

 

Thousand-petalled lotus (sahasrara) " commands the higher thinking

mind, houses the still higher illumined mind and at its the highest

opens to the intuition through which...the overmind can

have...communication or an immediate contact. "

 

 

Organs and associated Chakras:

CHAKRA GLAND FUNCTION

Crown Pineal Upper Brain, Right Eye,

Forehead Pituitary Lower Brain, Left Eye, Ears, Nose, Nervous System

Throat Thyroid Bronchial & Vocal Apparatus, Lungs, Alimentary Canal

Heart Thymus Heart, Blood, Vagus Nerve, Circulatory System

Solar Pancreas Stomach, Liver, Gall Bladder, Nervous System

Sacral Gonads Reproductive System

Base Adrenals Spinal Column, Kidneys

 

For overall good health and well-being a balance of all chakras is

required: the balance of energies (or the smooth running of the

cogs/wheels). This can be done by wearing different facet Rudraksha

and worshipping the diety ruling the affected organs.

 

 

Let's move on to the organs and the physical level manifestation of

the chakras and their ruling deities:

 

Every bodily action requires energy. Every energy has a specific

name, for instance the energy which induces sneezing is called deity

Chakpadi. To understand the association between organs and deities

first chant the word `arka' for one minute and note in which sense

organs namely, the ears, skin, eyes, tongue and nose some sensation

is felt. Only then read the following paragraph.

 

Thirty-one seekers attended a workshop on Spirituality. None of them

knew the meaning of the word arka. After chanting the word `arka'

they experienced sensations in various sense organs as follows : 19

seekers - in the eyes, 4 - in the ears, 4 - in the tongue, 3 - in

the nose and 1 - on the skin. From this, one can deduce that there

exists some relationship between the word `arka' and the eyes. Arka

is one of the Names of the Sun deity (Surya). The Sun deity and the

eyes both being associated with the absolute fire (tej) element,

after chanting arka, a majority of seekers felt the sensation in the

eyes.

The following illustrates the relationship of various organs with

deities and also how the Name of a particular deity should be

chanted to improve the function of a particular organ. The point to

be noted here is that specific chanting will be beneficial only if

the function of an organ is impaired due to a spiritual factor, that

is a reduction of vital energy (pranshakti) and not if the cause is

physical or psychological.

 

Organ Mantra of the deity

`A. Sense Organs

1. Ears Om Dikdevatabhyo Namaha

2. Skin Om Samirnaya namaha

3. Eyes Om Arkaya namaha

4. Tongue Om Varunaya namaha

5. Nose Om Ashvinikumarabhyam Namaha

B. Motor Organs

1. Organs of

speech Om Agnaye namaha

2. Hands Om Indraya namaha

3. Legs Om Upendraya namaha,Om Vishnave namaha

4. Anus Om Yamaya namaha

5. Sex organs Om Prajapataye namaha,

Om Brahmadevaya

namaha

C. Antahkaran

1. Conscious

mind Om Chandraya namaha

2. Subconscious

mind Om Achyutaya namaha

3. Intellect Om Chaturmukhaya namaha

4. Ego Om Shankaraya namaha

 

Names of God and parts of the body associated with them

 

1. Govind Right arm 10. Aniruddha Right eye

2. Trivikram Both lips 11. Purushottam Left eye

3. Shridhar Left arm 12. Adhokshaj Right ear

4. Hrushikesh Right leg 13. Narsinha Left ear

5. Padmanabh Left leg 14. Achyut Navel

6. Damodar Anterior part

of the head 15. Janardan Heart

7. Sankarshan Upper lip 16. Upendra Posterior part

of the head

8. Vasudev Right nostril 17. Hari Right shoulder

9. Pradyumna Left nostril 18. Shrikrushna Left

shoulder

 

 

And, we know already that different rudraksha facets are associated

with different dieties. Knowing which diety/ planet is commanding

your salutations can be understood through your own body. It is

telling you everyday. These salutations can be enhanced a thousand

times with the corresponding rudrakshas.

 

I'm listing below the 1 to 10 mukhi associations. Higher mukhi

associations are listed on the Rudra center site, as are these.

 

I mukhi: Symbol of: Lord Shiva

Ruling Planet: Sun

Recommended for: Headache, Heart Disease and Right Eye Defect.

 

2 mukhi:

Symbol of: ArdhaNareeshwara

Ruling Planet: Moon

Recommended for: Left Eye Defect, Diseases of Heart, Lung, Brain,

Kidney and Intestine.

 

3 mukhi

Symbol of: God Agni (Fire)

Ruling Planet: Mars

Recommended for: Blood defect, plague, small pox, digestive

problems, blood pressure, weakness, disturbed menstrual cycle,

spontaneous abortion and ulcer.

 

4 mukhi

Symbol of: God Brahma

Ruling Planet: Mercury

Recommended for: Mental disease, paralysis, yellow fever, and nasal

disease.

 

5 mukhi

Symbol of: Lord Shiva

Ruling Planet: Jupiter

Recommended for: Bone Marrow, Liver, Kidney, Feet, Thigh, Ear,

diseases of fat and Diabetes.

 

6 mukhi

Symbol of: God Kartikeya

Ruling Planet: Venus

Recommended for: Epilepsy, Hysteria, Eyes, Reproductive Organs,

Urinary Tract, Prostate, Mouth and Throat.

 

7 mukhi

Represents: Goddess Mahalaxmi

Ruling Planet: Saturn (Shani)

Recommended for: Weakness, colic pain, handicapness, pain in bone

and muscles, paralysis, long term disease, impotency, worries and

hopelessness.

 

8 mukhi

Represents: Lord Ganesh

Ruling Planet: Rahu

Recommended for: Lung, feet, skin and eye catarrhisis, hydrocel,

airtracia.

 

9 mukhi

Symbol of: Goddess Durga

Ruling Planet: Ketu

Recommended for: Lung diseases, fever, eye pain, bowel pain , skin

disease, body pain

 

10 mukhi

Symbol of: Lord Vishnu

Ruling Planet: No ruling planet

Recommended for: Pacifying nine planets.

 

So, one can enhance one's well being and health through sensing such

corresponding relation of rudraksha with one's body, chakras and

organs. I'm sure Rudra center's Neeta ji would guide us further in

our pursuit of well being with the `Chakric' use of Rudraksha.

 

Be Well!

 

Om Namah Shivaya….