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16 Mukhi Rudraksha A Sixteen Mukhi Rudraksha is recognized as Jay (victory) Rudraksha and the wearer attains victory at all levels. It is said that it assists the wearer to emerge victorious in new undertakings, in existing tasks & undertakings & in other phases of life. It is very rare Rudraksha. It secures the wearer as well as the house in which it is kept. It supports the entire family to attain victory in all directions. A 16 Mukhi Rudraksha is said to make the Swadhisthan Chakra strong which represents the water element in human body. This Rudraksha releases a person from the anxiety of Theft, Fire, Losses, Reduced Income, Defamation as well as Accidental Death. It is believed that even the Lord Yama who is the Lord of Death blesses the person wearing a 16 Mukhi Rudraksha. This Rudraksha also aids to recover smoothly from any acute or chronic diseases and the wearer of this Rudraksha gets the advantage of chanting Maha Mrityunjaya Yantra regularly. A 16 Mukh...

Spiritual use of Rudraksha Rudraksha beads are the material from which mālās are made. The term is used both for the berries themselves and as a term for the type of mālā made from them In this sense, a Rudraksha is a rosary, used for repetitive prayer (japa), a common aid to worship in Hinduism and other faiths. Rudrakshas are also used for the treatment of various diseases in traditional Indian medicine. A common type has five divisions, and these are considered to be symbolic of the five faces of Shiva . It should only be worn on a black or red string/thread or, rarely, a gold chain Rudraksha malas have been used by Hindus as rosaries from at least the 10th century for meditation purposes and to sanctify the mind, body and soul. The word rudraksha is derived from Rudra ( Shiva ) and aksha (eyes). One Hindu legend says that once LordShiva opened His eyes after a long period yogic meditation and because of strong feelings He shed a tear. This single tear from Shiva'...