Rudraksha
Natural 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala (108+1 Beads) — For Puja, Meditation & Astrology, Natural brown, 6mm
This natural Rudraksha Mala features 108+1 authentic rudraksha beads with their characteristic textured surface, finished with a red tassel. Sacred to Lord Shiva, Rudraksha is worn and used in Vedic tradition for meditation, mantra chanting (japa), and protection. This 5 Mukhi mala is the most widely recommended type, suited for daily wear and spiritual practice.
SKU: ZYVY10036001 | Stock: 10
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Rudraksha Mala: A Sacred Seed for Meditation and Protection
Rudraksha, meaning "Eye of Rudra" (a form of Lord Shiva), is the dried seed of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree, revered in Hindu tradition for thousands of years as one of the most sacred and powerful spiritual tools. Each bead's natural surface features distinct vertical lines or facets, known as "Mukhi," which determine its specific classification, ruling deity, and traditional use.
This mala consists of 108 beads plus one additional "Sumeru" or "Guru" bead at the top — a traditional count in Hindu and Buddhist practice, believed to represent the 108 sacred numbers significant across astrology, yoga, and mantra science. It is finished with a red tassel, commonly used both for aesthetic completion and symbolic auspiciousness.
Astrological & Spiritual Significance
Rudraksha is worn and used for a range of spiritual and astrological purposes, varying by Mukhi type.
As a general practice across most Rudraksha varieties, it is believed to:
- Support meditation, focus, and mantra chanting (japa)
- Offer protection from negative energy and evil eye
- Bring calm, emotional balance, and stress relief
- Support overall physical and mental wellbeing as per traditional belief
- Strengthen one's connection to spiritual practice and discipline
5 Mukhi Rudraksha specifically (the most common and widely available type) is traditionally associated with Lord Shiva in his Kalagni Rudra form, and is often recommended as a safe, suitable starting point for most people beginning a Rudraksha practice, believed to support calm, health, and mental clarity.