Rudraksha Mala

A Rudraksha Mala is often constructed with 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads, which are readily accessible in a variety of sizes, with 10 mm being the most widely used. A mantra chanting mala, known as a Jap Mala, includes 108+1 beads, however 54+1 and 27+1 beads can also be utilized. The +1 bead in a continuous mala is called as the Meru bead, and it serves as a stopper while counting mantras.

Japa is often performed in the following manner:

The Rudraksha malas is rotated with the middle finger and thumb as the mantra is uttered. The mala returns without crossing the meru as soon as it reaches it. The count is recorded in many ways, such as writing it down with a pen or leaving some loose beads on the ground.

The method of charging each mala bead with a certain letter is known as Martrika Pratishtha. Details concerning this, as well as procedures for purifying and charging the mala, can be found in our Hindu scriptures.

A rudraksha mala can be used by anyone by just doing the rudraksha puja. Jap Yog is the chanting of mantras on a mala, and as Lord Krishna stated in the Bhagvadgita, it is the best kind of yogic practice. Jap can be performed with any mantra on a Rudraksha Malas.

In Hindu Scriptures there is explanation of unique malas, such as the Rudraksha mala in gold being dedicated to Shiva and Vishnu, while the Rudraksha mala in silver being dedicated to Shiva and Brahma.

Rudraksha Mala Benefits

The Rudraksha Mala is beneficial in achieving mental calmness, which can lead us to a superconscious and divine state of mind as we search for our own source and goal in life. All great souls throughout history were only able to achieve their pure goals because they were calm, fearless, and self-assured.

According to Hindu holy scripture, only the Rudraksha Mala possesses miraculous powers among all the Malas or Rosaries in the world made of pearls, silver, crystal, gold, Tulsi, sandalwood, gemstones, and so on.

The person who wears Rudraksha malas is always receiving positive energy simply by wearing them. It also supports us in our quest for enlightenment and liberation. If we meditate while wearing or jap with a Rudraksha Mala, the beneficial vibes from the beads will assist us in achieving "Salvation" or "Moksha". It also helps in the opening of chakras and the healing of our mind, body, and soul.

It has been scientifically shown that Rudraksha mala are incredibly soothing and peaceful, and they improve the wearer's confidence.

In recent years, scientific research in India have been conducted to ascertain the degree and mechanism of Rudraksha's healing powers. Scientists confirmed that Rudraksha beads have powerful electromagnetic, paramagnetic, and inductive capabilities, as described in ancient writings. These characteristics are what give Rudraksha beads their therapeutic powers.

When Rudraksha Mala are worn around the heart, they help to keep the heartbeat steady. The beads send tiny electrical and inductive impulses with opposing polarity and intensity generating a magnetic field surrounding the body, notably around the heart. As a result, a balancing effort is exerted on the heart to regulate it if it begins to beat faster or slower than normal. This action contributes to the body's optimal blood circulation.

Rudraksha Mala Jap Rules

For the ritualistic use of rudraksha malas during jap, the following traditions and procedures must be followed:

Nails should not come into contact with the beads. Only use the tip of your fingers. Rotation is often handled with the thumb and middle fingers.
Do not use your left hand for jap, and don't touch the mala with your left hand.
Be sure to use the correct number of beads.
After reaching the Meru bead, the mala should not be turned around or crossed over the Meru bead.
During your jap practice, the mala beads should be placed close to you. (Devotion, the grace of the Lord is heading in your direction.)
Your index finger ought to point in the direction that is opposite to you. (The letting go of the ego.)
When performing jap, the length of the mala should reach up to the level of the heart.
It is important that the image of your deity upon whom you intend to meditate be placed at a level that is higher than the mala.
While doing jap, maintain your backbone straight and face East. Sit normally by crossing your legs.
Always sit in the same spot.
Always do jap at the same time every day.
While performing the jap, cover your head.
Place your attention on the Ajna Chakra, which is located in the space between your eyebrows.
There are two ways to do Japa: silently or through conventional utterance, in which case the sound that is produced can only be heard by you. The ideal way to practice jap is the silent way because it enhances your focus and concentration.
It is not advisable to share your mala to anyone else.
After finishing one round of the mala, count the number of rounds with beads.
After using the mala, store it in a bag.
The direction you face while doing jap depends on your goal, although facing east is the most usual approach. Other choices are:

If your primary goal is to accumulate wealth, face West.
Face north for mental calm, safety, health, and wisdom.
For spirituality, Face east.
For South Not advisable.

Cotton, silk, silver, or gold may all be used in the creation of the mala. If it is thread, the color might be either black or red. It is recommended that the rudraksha beads be strung with their faces facing each other and their tails facing each other. Because of the natural shape of rudraksha, when the beads are strung face to face and tail to tail, they will keep their natural distance from one another and appear balanced.

Rudraksha Mala For Men To Wear(recommendation)

Our Recomendations is Siddha Mala Rudraksha.

This incredibly strong and popular combination uses all of the rudrakshas listed in our scriptures, from One to Fifteen Mukhi. A siddha mala is regarded as a one-stop remedy for the majority of common problems encountered in daily life, such as challenges, tension, fear, law suits, and family problems. The Fourteen mukhi in this mala enhances visualisation so that bad decisions are avoided and one can judge the type of individuals with whom one is working. This powerful combination ensures the safety of both the individual and the entire family. Lord Shiva states in one of the hindu scriptures that wearing all the beads (from one to Fifteen mukhi) makes one full of Shaivatva. Shaivatva is a mental state. Nothing can make you tremble in this situation. This is the state of everlasting happiness. In this condition, nothing is created. When one attains Shaivatva, he or she realizes his or her true nature, which is boundless.

Rudraksha Mala For Ladies To Wear (recommendation)

9 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala

9 mukhi offers Shakti maa's blessings on the wearer (The supreme mother).

Housewives/single ladies who are tense due to home troubles and are concerned about their spouses and children, as well as working women, should wear this mala.

Which Rudraksha Mala Is Best For Japa?

5 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala

which are easily available, with 10 mm being the most comfortable for jap, and the total number of beads should be 108+1, where the +1 bead is known as the Meru bead/stopper.

How To Clean Rudraksha Mala?

Rudraksha mala should be washed with water on a daily basis. Simply hold your mala under a running water tap for a few seconds, after that dry it with clean cloth and wear it directly.

Apply olive oil to the beads once a month for a greater glow and longer life. Because these beads operate on the idea of touch, physical cleaning and beauty are equally significant. If the beads dry out, they will appear lifeless and may not produce the desired results. If you do not see the expected outcomes from wearing the mala, increase the frequency of washing to twice or even three times every day.