Certification: Natural 8 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala (108 + 1 Beads) will come with its HRG lab testing authentication report by GII Gemologist.
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Who should wear a Natural 8 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala (108 + 1 Beads)?
This mala resonates with individuals seeking:
Success and overcoming obstacles: The 8 Mukhi Rudraksha is believed to invoke Ganesha's blessings, clearing the path of obstacles and paving the way for success in endeavors. Ideal for individuals facing challenges in career, academics, or personal projects.
Enhanced wisdom and intellectual prowess: The mala is associated with intellect and learning, empowering you to tap into your inner wisdom, make wise decisions, and excel in intellectual pursuits. Beneficial for students, professionals, or anyone seeking clarity and insight.
Improved concentration and focus: The mala's calming energy helps quiet the mind, enhance focus, and boost concentration, facilitating greater productivity and clarity in your endeavors.
Boosted creativity and artistic expression: The mala is believed to stimulate creativity and unleash your artistic potential. Ideal for artists, writers, or anyone seeking to tap into their unique creative voice.
Strengthened confidence and self-esteem: The mala's energy helps overcome self-doubt, builds confidence, and empowers you to believe in your abilities. This can be beneficial for individuals struggling with insecurities or seeking to overcome self-limiting beliefs.
How to wear a Natural 8 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala (108 + 1 Beads):
Cleanse and energize: Before wearing for the first time, wash the mala with Gangajal (Ganges water) or raw milk. Chanting mantras like "Om Gam Ganapataye Namah" or "Om Namah Shivaya" 108 times can activate its energies. The 109th bead can be chanted with a specific mantra related to your intention, such as "Om Siddhi Buddhi Dataye Namah" for success or "Om Shrim Ganeshaya Namah" for abundance.
Number of beads: Traditionally, 108 beads are considered auspicious, representing the 108 earthly desires you need to overcome for spiritual liberation. The 109th bead acts as a guru bead, symbolizing your connection to Ganesha and his blessings.
Touch with respect: Ideally, let the beads touch your skin, especially the Muladhara chakra (Root chakra) for stability and grounding, the Manipura chakra (Solar plexus) for confidence and willpower, and the Ajna chakra (Third Eye) for clarity and focus. You can also touch the 109th bead to your Brow chakra (Ajna) for enhanced intuition and guidance.
Set your intention: Focus on what you hope to achieve by wearing the mala. Do you seek success in a specific endeavor, improved focus and clarity, or a boost in your artistic expression? Setting a clear intention amplifies the mala's power.
Avoid wearing: During impure activities like bathing, eating meat, or visiting the cemetery, remove the mala. Treat it with respect and care, as it holds a sacred significance.
