Rudrakasha beads and their Rudraksh Mala have several amazing powers due to their electromagnetic character. This Electromagnetic character empowers the bead to cure the human body medically as well as spiritually. There has been different and exclusive effect of particular type of Rudraksh, which are from 1 Mukhi to 21 Mukhi, and so the respective Rudraksh Mala, which are from Rudraksh Mala No. 0 to Rudraksh Mala No. 5.
Rudrakasha beads and their Rudraksh Mala have several amazing powers due to their electromagnetic character. This Electromagnetic character empowers the bead to cure the human body medically as well as spiritually. There has been different and exclusive effect of particular type of Rudraksh, which are from 1 Mukhi to 21 Mukhi, and so the respective Rudraksh Mala, which are from Rudraksh Mala No. 0 to Rudraksh Mala No. 5.
Rudrakasha beads and their Rudraksh Mala have several amazing powers due to their electromagnetic character. This Electromagnetic character empowers the bead to cure the human body medically as well as spiritually. There has been different and exclusive effect of particular type of Rudraksh, which are from 1 Mukhi to 21 Mukhi, and so the respective Rudraksh Mala, which are from Rudraksh Mala No. 0 to Rudraksh Mala No. 5.
Rudrakasha beads have several amazing powers due to their electromagnetic character. This Electromagnetic character empowers the bead to cure the human body medically as well as spiritually. There has been different and exclusive effect of particular type of Rudraksh, which are from 1 Mukhi to 21 Mukhi.
The Dakshinavarti Shankh is one of the rarest of conch shells. It is associated with the Goddess Lakshmi, and is commonly seen in almost every visual depiction of Lord Vishnu and Lakshmi, who hold it in one of their hands. The conch shell is considered highly sacred for its property of twisting rightwards, thus pointing southwards and leading to the name Dakshinavarti Shankh.
Vedic Yantras are written on a special bark called as Bhojapatra. The bark of betula utilis is used for writing sacred mantras, which are placed in an amulet and worn around the neck OR kept in puja altars, for protection and blessing. This practice is mentioned in the Lakshmi Tantra, a Pancaratra text. According to the legend, the bark was also used as clothing by attendants of Lord Shiva.
