Rudraksha malas

Benefits of Siddha Mala:
-  This mala have very strong energies and the wearer gets benefit of all different rudraksha with major effect is following fields:
- To attract love into your life. 
- Protection & balance. 
- Wealth, long life, good luck and safety. 
- It has strong power for strength, victory, longevity, love romance, fidelity, dignity, intelligence, wisdom.
- Wearer will find unity and strong support from family as well as people at work. 
 
Configuration: Made of three beads (each of 2 mukhi from Haridwar, 3 till 7 mukhi from Nepal), and one bead each of 1 mukhi half moon, 8 mukhi till 14 mukhi from Nepal, Ganesh and Gauri Shankar from Nepal. Total 27+1 beads.

Five mukhi represents Lord Shiva, the symbol of auspiciousness. The wearer of five Mukhi gains health and peace. It increases memory also. Affects all major Chakra points.

5 Mukhi Rudraksha controls five elements i.e. Agni (fire), Jal (water), Vaayu (Air), Aakash( sky), Prithvi( Earth) in the body of the wearer; therefore kills all diseases in all the weathers.

How to use a Japa mala:
1. Keep the index finger and thumb spread so that they are perpendicular to each other.
2. Make a group of rest of the three fingers and bring them together to make them perpendicular to the index finger.
3. Place the mala on the middle finger while keeping the index finger pointing away from you. Index finger symbolizes our ego. So, we need to ensure it does not touch any bead. In other words, we must park our ego separately during meditation.
4. Start chanting the mantra from bead next to the Guru bead, i.e. starting bead is above the Guru bead so that the Guru bead is not crossed.
5. Continue chanting the mantra for each bead till you reach the Guru bead.
When the Guru bead is reached, mala should be turned around to start the next cycle of chanting from the last bead(108th). As a matter of respect to the Guru, while counting the beads, Guru bead should never be crossed. Also, remember that the movement of beads should always be towards you, to invite the auspicious Divine Energy into you.

Rudraksha Japa Mala Rosary has been Beautifully Handcrafted in Thread with 109 Beads of 5 Mukhi and 9 mm Rudraksha. The Five Faces represents Lord Shiva.
Bead size: 9 mm
Rudraksha mukhi used: 5 face (punch mukhi)
No. of beads: 108+1
Length: 40 inches

Rudraksha Mala Rosary has been Beautifully Handcrafted in Thread with 109 Beads of 5 Mukhi and 8 mm Size Rudraksha. The Five Faces represents Lord Shiva.
Bead size: 8 mm
Rudraksha mukhi used: 5 face (punch mukhi)
No. of beads: 108+1
Total Length: 24 inches approx

Rudraksha Mala Rosary has been Beautifully Handcrafted in Thread with 109 Beads of 5 Mukhi and 7 mm Size Rudraksha. 5 Mukhi represents Lord Rudra Kalagni which symbolizes the 5 form of Lord Shiva.
Bead size: 7 mm
Rudraksha mukhi used: 5 face (punch mukhi)
No. of beads: 108+1
Length: 32 inches

Rudraksha Malas Rosaries has been Beautifully Handcrafted in Thread with 109 Beads of 5 Mukhi and 5 mm Size Rudraksha. Five Mukhi represents Lord Rudra Kalagni which symbolizes the 5 form of Lord Shiva.
Bead size: 5 mm
Rudraksha mukhi used: 5 face (punch mukhi)
No. of beads: 108+1
Length: 28 inches

Rudraksha Mala Beautifully Handcrafted with 4 mm small Beads of 5 Mukhi Rudraksha in Thread as an Rosary. 5 Mukhi represents Lord Rudra Kalagni which symbolizes the 5 form of Lord Shiva.
Bead size: 4 mm
Rudraksha mukhi used: 5 face (punch mukhi)
No. of beads: 108+1
Length: 20 inches

Wearing Rudraksha Kanthi is considered to be thousand times more effective than chanting done without a mala or with any other type of mala.

Length: 18.5 inches

This Seven (7) Mukhi Mahalakshmi Rudraksha japa mala made of small beads of 6 to 9 mm size. This mala can be used for chanting mantra to Goddess MahaLakshmi for wealth and prosperity.

Bead size: 6 to 9 mm
Rudraksha mukhi used: 7 face (seven mukhi)
No. of beads: 108+1
Length: 13 to 16 inches (23 to 32  circumference) approx
Quantity: 1