Large beads vs Small beads- price factor

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Namaste Chandan,

 

A really big collector Nepal bead can match the electromagnetic

properties of 33 Java beads. However, the frequencies differ from

bead to bead of the collector size. The book by Suhas Rai mentions

his experiments with measuring frequency waves of Nepal rudraksha.

The higher the mukhi, the more the energies. Perhaps this will be a

good book for your reference:

 

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Please also read the wonderful book by Sri K.N. Seetha who is one of

the world experts on rudraksha:

 

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Regarding the testimonial of the person who mentioned that rudraksha

has 1500 armstrong irrespective of size, he must have obtained beads

that contain that constant frequency and measured them personally.

 

For some persons, Nepal beads work better. For others, Java beads

work better. Its best to obtain the type of beads that work for

you. Both Nepal and Java rudraksha are of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus

roxb species even though one is bigger and the other is small due to

climate and soil conditions. Both types have similar inner cleft

structures or chambers with the mukhis reflecting the number of seeds

inside each particular mukhi bead.

 

Om Bholenath

 

 

 

, " chandan486 "

<wavelogix wrote:

>

> dear narasimhaye ,

>

> are you sure 1 collector bead can match 33 javanese beads ? then

what

> about the testimonial on rudra centre site that says , irrespective

> of size , energy emmitted by rudraksha is constant 1500 armstrong ?

>

> also , i had a collector 7 mukhi with 2 nepali beads of 7 mukhi and

i

> wore them for almost 6-8 month , but no increase in my income :

( ....

>

> as soon as i wore 10 javanese 7 mukhi beads , income increase by 55%

>

> so maybe more beads do make a difference , irrespective of size !

>

> hope you get what im trying to say....

>

> inputs please ...

>

> thanks and best regards,

> Chandan S.

>