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What is 13 Mukhi Rudraksha (Terah Mukhi)?
- Kaamdev, also known as Cupid, bestows his blessing on the 13 Mukhi Rudraksha. Additionally, Mahalakshi and Lord Indra bestow their blessings upon it.
- A person becomes more expensive after wearing this Rudraksha. This Rudraksha has a very strong energy that causes attraction and expressiveness.
- Politicians, businessmen who want to appeal to the public and make money from them, retail establishments, sales and marketing experts, and others should use it.
- People who seek worldly pleasures and the fulfillment of their desires ought to wear the Rudraksha. The Padma Puran claims that the owners of this bead are blessed with success and good fortune.
Know Your 13-Mukhi Rudraksha
- It is vital to activate the beads in order to reap the greatest benefits from the 13 mukhi Rudraksha. In the morning on Friday, those who wish to wear the bead are required to dress up for puja.
- The bead should be cleaned with Gangajal and then placed on nine peepal leaves that are kept on the copper plate. After that, he needs to smear the beads using sandalwood paste, and then offer flowers.
- Light a Diya lamp, and place a dhoop next to it. In complete devotion, chant the mool mantra, ‘Om Hreem Namah, Om Kleem Kamdeavaye Namah (108) times, and wear it.
- You can also place it in the puja room. The 13 mukhi rudraksha may be made into a chain using woolen or red silk or be covered with silver or gold or used as a bracelet.
Essence of 13-Mukhi Rudraksha
- Venus is controlled by the 13 Mukhi Rudraksha, which is comprised of Lord Indra and Lord Kamadeva. Alongside providing the wearer with a tremendous amount of energy, power, and vitality, Lord Kuber, the God of Love, also fulfils all the desires of his followers on a material level.
- The God of Love Kamadeva is controlled by Venus. Venus also treats diseases that affect the throat, mouth, eyes, the organs of reproduction, the prostate, and the urinary tract.
- If worn while meditating and meditation, it is believed that the 13 Mukhi Rudraksha is a balancer for and balances the Mool Dhara, Swadistana, and Vishuda chakras, and elevates the aura up to its higher regions.
⭐ Astrological Significance ⭐
The 13 Mukhi Rudraksha is governed by Venus, enhancing charisma and attraction. It balances the Vishuddhi Chakra, empowers communication, and fulfills material desires under the divine blessings of Lord Indra and Kaamdev.
Origin & Physical Attributes
- Origin: Nepal. As per the Rudraksha Upanishad, Nepali Rudraksha are considered more significant and beneficial than Indonesian beads. They are bigger in size & heavier in weight, similar to the size & of an Amla.
- Bead Size:15 mm
Spiritual Attributes
- Ruling Deity: Lord Indra/ Kaamdev
- Ruling Planet: Venus & Moon
- Bheej Mantra: ‘Om Indrayah Namah’, ‘Om Kamadevaya Namah ’, ’ Om Shukraye Namah’
- Related Chakra: Vishuddhi Chakra
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⭐ How To Identify Your Original Terah-Mukhi Rudraksha? ⭐
Simply take a glass or two of warm water and put the 13 Mukhi Rudraksha in the glass. Leave the bead in the water for approximately 2 hours. After that, remove the bead and examine it closely. If the bead comes out to be discolored or if you see joints, it’s not a genuine bead. Also, if the color of the water changes and it becomes dirty, too, then the bead is not authentic. Remember, the 13 mukhi has 13 distinct faces created by lines running across between the head and the end of the beads. The lines do not break in any way.
Story of KaamDev & Lord Shiva:
- There is an intriguing bond between Lord Shiva and Kam Dev. On the surface, Lord Shiva appears to be a master at creating passionate connections with people. However, there is one instance where Kam Dev must actively intervene in Lord Shiva’s life.
- The Sanskrit word “Kaam” is transliterated loosely to English by the word “Desire”. This means that Kam Dev, then, is the Hindu god who is associated with Desire that is similar to Cupid in Western mythology.
- In the aftermath of the demise of his former wife, Sati Shiva, God Shiva was determined to stay an ascetic by denying the joys and pleasures of life. Moreover, one demon named Tarakasura used this knowledge to the greatest advantage.
- He did Tapasya and begged Lord Brahma to bless him with two boons. One boon ensured that no one made by Brahma would be able to kill him.The second boon ensured that nobody other than Shiva’s son could be able to kill him.
- The boon gave him immortality as Shiva; until then had no children. His decision not to remarry again and be in a state of asceticism was to ensure there was nobody who would be able to kill Tarakasura.
- In the spirit of his invincibility, Tarakasura wrested control over all demon races. Tarakasura became their leader unquestioned and unleashed a reign of terror across the heavens, hell, and on the earth.
- Other Gods were left helpless in the face of the power of Tarakasura. The only way to save them was to make Lord Shiva to end his celibacy vow and have a baby.
- It was extremely difficult, given the fact that there is no than an ascetic of the universe that could match the devotion to which Lord Shiva engaged in his prayer. In a state of complete bounds by his solitary devotion, the Gods were enthralled by Kam Dev.
- They begged Kam Dev to unleash his power to help Lord Shiva. An angry Kam Dev was unable to agree initially, but for the benefit of everyone who was sacred and being a victim of the oppression of Tarakasura and his tyrannical king, he agreed to the responsibility.
- The goddess Parvati was found by Kam Dev as well as her on a pilgrimage to Mount Kailash, where Lord Shiva was in deep meditation. With his artwork, Kam Dev managed to bring spring to Kailash. With a bounty of flowers, birds and bees, the landscape within Kailash became an idyllic paradise.
- Goddess Parvati was seen merrily cruising around bowers, and Kam Dev aimed his arrow of love and launched it into Lord Shiva’s center. The arrow struck its goal, and Lord Shiva’s meditation was ended.
- He was captivated by the beautiful surroundings as well as the beauty of Parvati. However, it became apparent that spring was not real and that he was deceived.
- Furious at the fraud, the man looked around and discovered Kam Dev hidden behind the trees in the delight garden. Kam Dev realized he had been taken in, yet was overcome with terror and was unable to react or seek forgiveness.
- Lord Shiva’s volatile temper erupted into the sky without a trace, and his ‘third ‘ eye of destruction popped open. The power that was released by this eye instantly reduced Kam Dev to dust.
- After his anger has subsided and Goddess Parvati shares with him the details of what happened, Shiva requisitions her assistance in the process of reviving Kam Dev.
- His body has been destroyed. Kam Dev gets revived with no form, and then is referred to as the ‘Ananga Dev who is with no body. As time passes, the devotion between God Shiva and goddess Parvati grows and engulfs.
- They get married and birth a son known as Kartikeya, who will go through the process of destroying Tarakasura and end his rule of chaos and terror.
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