Rudraksh Beads

The rudraksh beads are available with various faces ranging form 1 to 14 and rarely any rudraksh bead is found with 21 faces (mukhi). We are positioned at the apex in the list of one of the most prominent 21 mukhi rudraksh beads suppliers in India. Our ek mukhi rudraksh is widely demanded by the customers as these are also found very rarely. These rudraksh beads that are available in the range are authentic as these are procured from the best dealers that are working for a long time in this field.

What is Rudraksha
Rudraksha, the most powerful bead ever, has the power to influence any aspect of your life, be it personal affairs, marriage, education, career, health, business, politics or opening of a new venture and so on. Rudraksha beads act as a Stabilizing Anchor. The term Rudraksha actually means Lord Siva’s eye (Rudra i.e. Shiva + aksha i.e. eye), which beautifully suggests that it was pleasing to the eyes of Lord Shiva, and hence so named.

The Legend behind Rudraksha
As already explained, the expression ‘Rudraksha’ means the "Eyes" of Lord Shiva and is so named in His honor. Shiva Purana owes the Rudraksha's origin to Lord Shiva's tears. Folklore has it , that Lord Siva had been meditating for many years for the welfare of all creatures. On opening the eyes, warm and affectionate tears rolled from his eyes and feel on mother earth. The places where his tears fell gave birth to Rudraksha trees.
Since time immemorial Rudraksha beads have had been worn by mankind for good health, spiritual realization through Japa and Shakti (power) and for a gallant life. Saints and sages wandering in Himalayas bear testimony to this. They lead a healthy, fearless and content life by wearing Rudraksha Malas.

Properties of Rudraksha
Rudraksha is essentially a fruit, which is covered with pulp, a delicate outer skin, and It takes about 15 to 18 years to reach its full shape. The diameter of the seed is up to 1 inch (2.54 cm) and is nearly round in shape, and belongs to Eliocorpus Genetic type of herb. The seed can have 1 to 14 mouths (Mukhi's) or faces and Rudraksha up to 21 Mukhi's (faces) have been obtained by some collectors. The Mukhi's or the face is easy to count and is a natural division of the seed. Many researches have been carried out for the scientific explanation of diverse consequences of a range of faces. The Indian folklore and ancient classics are full of facts demonstrating various affects of wearing Rudraksha of different faces.