Blog posts tagged with 'rudraksha beads'

The history of Rudraksha beads may be traced lower back heaps of years to ancient Hindu and Buddhist traditions. The phrase "Rudraksha" is derived from the Sanskrit phrases "Rudra" (any other call for Lord Shiva) and "Aksha" (which means "teardrop" or "eye").

Choosing the right rudraksha entails thinking about several factors, inclusive of its authenticity, length, form, and the purpose for which you intend to use it.

Rudrakshamani or Rudraksha is considered as powerful tools that can help in meditation practice. Here are a few ways Rudrakshamani can help you meditate.

We have decide to write a series on products that can be found in our store, it will make exploring our store easier and finding the product you want even more easier.

We sale all kind of Mala beads and mala making supplies. Like Rudraksa Beads, Sandal Wood beads, Rose Wood Beads, Sandal Wood Beads and many other Mala beads. And mala making supplies like Guru Beads, Three hole beads, Sumeru, Stupa, Tassels, metal cap beads etc. It is one stop store of all kind of mala beads and mala making supplies.

We have updated our store, Rudraksha Beads Wholesale Store. 1. It is now better organised in relevant categories, we have rationalised categories to make it more user friendly.

When someone creates an artificial face on Rudraksha to increase its price, it is a fake Rudraksha and this happens for higher face Rudraksha, for 14 faces or more. Suppose a seller has 18 faces Rudraksha and the seller somehow created three additional faces on it and sold it as 21 Rudraksha the seller will make many times the original price.

The Tears of Lord Siva known as Rudraksha are the original Vedic Beads of Power worn by the Yogis of India and the Himalayas for thousands of years to maintain health and to gain self-empowerment and fearless life on their path to Enlightenment and Liberation.