What is 1 Mukhi Rudraksha?
- 1 Mukhi Rudraksha represents the supreme deity, Shiva. It often takes on the form of a cashew nut or a half-moon.
- The round shape of a single mukhi seed does not occur in nature, although its availability in the future is uncertain.
- Many vendors online offer 1 mukhi round beads from Nepal; these beads are often immature, having only one naturally formed face but four or five interior seeds.
- The only other choice for a high-quality 1 mukhi comes from Nepal, and it comes in either an oval or a lentil shape. If you seek the best of both worlds—material success and devotion to the higher power—this is the Rudraksha for you.
- The wearer of this rudraksha is rendered Fearless, immune to the influence of any evil force or animosity. Spirituality improves one’s focus, washes away one’s sins, and leaves one feeling at peace and pleased.
- The person who wears this Rudraksha experiences a distancing from earthly concerns and a growing attraction to the highest force, God.
- Because it promotes the wearer’s spiritual development in addition to their physical well-being, this Rudraksha is unique.
Lord Shiva & 1 Mukhi Rudraksha according to Vedic Scriptures:
- The Hindu trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva is believed to be responsible for the creation, maintenance/preservation, and destruction of the cosmos, respectively.
- According to various mythological accounts from around the world, God Shiva is the INFINITE DIVINE, having no beginning and no end outside of himself; hence, he is also known as the divinity of eternity, Parabrahma, or the God of Unmanifested Identity, or the Formless Divine Being, as represented by the ancient manifestation of the sacred sound “OM,” which is considered to be the most potent mantra for dispelling the most potent malefic energy force.
- It’s important to remember that Lord Shiva isn’t responsible for the destruction of the universe in a pessimistic sense, but rather in a positive one, as he causes it only when the universe’s equilibrium is off and a new world order must be established by eradicating the force of illusions and imperfections.
- In order to restore peace and harmony to the world, it is only then that Shiva’s holy energy enters in as a destroyer of bad force at its roots.
- Although his face and neck are notably blue, since the rest of his body is of white colour, it is thought that Lord Shiva has a bluish aspect due of pictorial portrayal in numerous representations.
- If Lord Shiva’s Third Eye, or Tryambakam, ever opens, the world is thought to be doomed to utter destruction. Lord Shiva, who resides on the sacred mountain Kailash in the Himalayas, is often shown in the meditative pose that earns him the title “Yogi” or “Lord of Yoga.”
Rules to follow to maintain your 1 Mukhi Rudraksha:
- The best time to wear the 1 Mukhi Rudraksha is the morning time. One should take the bath then should wear the Rudraksha or mala. Whenever you wear the Rudraksha, always chant the mantra while donning it. Worship it and offer incense stick and ghee Diya(lamp) to it. One should not wear the Rudraksha before the bath and even should not touch it with dirty hands.
- There are no specific literatures on food habits for wearing a Rudraksha , Even though it’s not required, a vegetarian diet and a satvic way of life to be followed. Healthy food is recommended for the best effects.
- One important thing that Rudraksha should never be carried to the cremation and funeral ground. Even during the birth of new born or where new baby is born the rudraksha should be avoided.
- Always keep your Rudraksha clean. Dust and dirt can settle within the pores of the bead. Clean these as frequently as you can. If the thread becomes dirty or damaged, change it. After cleaning, wash your Rudraksha with Ganga Jal or milk. This helps maintain its sanctity.
- Always keep the Rudraksha oiled. After regular cleaning, oil the bead and offer them the incense sticks. This is of utmost importance. Especially when not using the bead for some time or storing it for a long time.
- Disclaimer: 1 Mukhi Rudraksha can only be found in Haridwar (The Himalayan Belt) and Rameswaram, called as Bhadraksha.
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