With the development of modern science, many scientists looked for proof to substantiate the old belief in the significance of Hindu prayer beads also called as Shiva, Rudra, Rudraksha etc. All of the scientists came up with data that comforted and validated Hindu prayer bead's spiritual potential. Shiva may be used by people from all walks of life to obtain optimum physical, spiritual, and materialistic advantages, regardless of caste, nationality, religion, creed, or gender.
Vertical lines may be observed going down the surface of each Rudra seed. The kind of mukhi Rudra is determined by these lines, which are referred to as mukhi or "clefts or furrows on the surface." Seeds with one vertical line, for example, are one faced shiva, whereas those with two lines are two faced shiva, and so on.
Nature's most auspicious, divine, and powerful gift to mankind is the One faced Rudraksha. It is the monarch of all hindu prayer beads and the rarest of all Rudra mukhis. Lord Shiva, the pure mind, rules over the Ek mukhi Rudraksha. As a result, this magical bead is known as Sakshat Shiv swaroopa, and it bestows numerous blessings on the bearer.
One mukhi Shiva is associated with the Sahasrara Chakra, which controls spiritual connection, mental clarity, and belief systems. Obsessional thinking, depression, and bewilderment are all symptoms of imbalance, as are brain/nervous diseases and dizziness/migraines. Once you have achieved harmony, you will be able to connect with the divine and manifest prosperity.
Ardhanareshwar, a combined image of Lord Shiva and Shakti, is represented by two mukhi and bestows unity and harmony to the wearer. This Hindu prayer bead heals emotional instability by removing the malefic of the planet Moon. Fear and insecurity are released, and inner contentment are achieved.
The "Fire" God Agnidev, is represented by three mukhi. The wearer is freed from previous memories of hurt, humiliation, rage, and low self-esteem, rising and shining to show his enlightened real pure self. It heals problems with the stomach and liver and also frees a person from the shackles that his past karmas have placed on his path.
God Brahaspati, who governs Jupiter, is represented by four mukhi. The user receives wisdom and inventive powers. It helps those with timid, shy, or suppressed predispositions to attain a growing sense of uniqueness, self-worth, and creativity. It is an aid in meditation and spiritual sadhana.
Rudra Kalagni is represented by five mukhi. This fortunate rudra ties the wearer to Lord Shiva's favour. It improves one's intelligence and self-awareness, and it eliminates the malefic effects of Jupiter. It is frequently worn and chanted mantras, and it cultivates wisdom and intelligence.
Kartikeya, Lord Shiva's six-headed son who represents the senses, rules the six mukhi. This bead is beneficial to people who have Mangal Dosha in their Kundali. It provides a sense of security in all facets of one's life. The bead bestows attention, stability, and excellence to the wearer.
Goddess Mahalaxmi, the Goddess of Wealth, is represented by the seven mukhi. When a person wears the Seven Faced Rudra, he or she advances gradually in life, gaining reputation, happiness and wealth. It counteracts Venus's bad influence and ailments, bringing peace of mind, abundance, and harmony to the wearer's relationships.
The hindu prayer bead with eight mukhi is a sign of Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva's son. The eight mukhi bestows knowledge and invites support and stability into the wearer's life. It enhances one's capacity to deal with life's problems.
The wearer is endowed with an abundance of energy, abilities, dynamism, and bravery, all of which are necessary for living a successful life. It strengthens the connection with Goddess Durga and bestows the ability of eliminating sins and concerns. It also removes the malefic effects of the planet Rahu.
Lord Krishna rules the ten mukhi. This Hindu prayer bead functions as a barrier on the wearer's body, providing significant protection from bad energies, the evil eye, and psychic attacks. This bead is said to be one of the most powerful Shiva capable of calming all nine planets, according to ancient scriptures.
Wearing this bead, according to ancient scriptures, yields the fruit acquired after doing 1000 Ashavamedh Yagya and 100 Vajpaye Yagya. This strong bead pacifies malefic from all planets. It aids in enhanced focus, memory, and creativity; and it bestows knowledge and self-confidence on the user.
Lord Sun is the ruler of the twelve mukhi. In life, the wearer is endowed with self-confidence, self-power, vitality, and motivation. Radiance, lustre, brightness, youthfulness, and vigour are all attributes associated with the twelve-mukhi.
Lord Indra and Lord Kamadeva are the rulers of this Hindu prayer bead. It pacifies the bad effect and ailments of the moon and Venus, and it provides the user with hypnotic fascination power. Many Siddhies are also awakened, and Kundalini energy is raised.
The most valuable heavenly jewel - Deva Mani - is the 14 mukhi that is ruled by mighty Hanuman. The Hanuman in us is invoked by the 14 faced Rudra, which represents bravery and doing what comes easily to us, keeping a balanced and steady attitude, and recognising our hidden potential. This Shiva is the greatest defender against Mars's negative impacts.
Conclusion
The advantages, significance, and symbolic meanings of 1 to 14 faces Rudraksha have been described in ancient epics such as the Shrimad Devi Bhagwat, Shiv Purana, and Padmpuran. There are also more unique Hindu prayer beads such as Gauri Shankar, Ganesha, and Trijuti (Trinity). Rudra is the most sacred, auspicious, and powerful holy bead in Hindu civilization, with significant spiritual and medical benefits.
The values, qualities, and effects of these beads vary depending on its composition and faces. To achieve and optimize prosperity, serenity, pleasure, good health, and good luck, Rudra should be worn according to one's horoscope.
