Nine Mukhi Rudraksha
The Nine Mukhi Rudraksha is a sacred bead often used for spiritual and healing purposes. In Hinduism, Rudraksha beads are considered holy and are believed to possess divine powers. Each Rudraksha bead has a specific number of facets or "mukhis," which are natural lines or notches on the surface of the seed.
Ruling God: Durga
Ruling Planet: Rahu
Mantras: Om Hreeng Hoong Namah, Nav Durgayai Namah
मंत्र: ओम ह्रींग हूंग नमः & नव दुर्गायै नमः
Benefits:
- Protection: The Nine Mukhi Rudraksha acts like a shield, protecting you from bad energies and negative influences. It creates a safe and positive aura around you.
- Strength from Goddess Durga: Wearing this special bead brings the blessings and strength of Goddess Durga, who is known for her courage and power.
- Inner Strength and Confidence: The Nine Mukhi Rudraksha helps you feel stronger from within, boosting your confidence to face challenges with determination.
- Willpower balances an energy centre in your body called the Solar Plexus Chakra, which gives you the willpower to achieve your goals and make confident decisions.
How To Wear Nine Mukhi Rudraksha?
To wear the Nine Mukhi Rudraksha, ensure it's authentic, clean it gently, and string it on a comfortable thread or chain. Place it around your neck or wrist, keeping it close to your skin. Establish a personal connection with the bead, wear it daily, and treat it with care and respect. With sincere intentions, the Nine Mukhi Rudraksha's protective and spiritual energies can benefit your life and spiritual practices.
Worship Procedure
- Place the Rudraksha on a metal plate as the first step.
- Sit facing east before beginning the process.
- Use Gangajal to bathe the Rudraksha.
- Wipe the Rudraksha dry with a clean towel.
- Apply a tika of sandal paste on the Rudraksha.
- Gently place a tulsi leaf on the Rudraksha so that it sits comfortably.
- After conducting Mahapuja and chanting, the Rudraksha will be energised.
- Light Dhoop or Agarbatti (incense) near the Rudraksha during the process.
- Offer sweets, fruits, or other eatables as an offering to the Rudraksha.
- Verbally express your wish or intention loudly during the ritual.
