Om Hum Namah
- Mantra
:Om Hum Namah
- Deity
:Seven Seas.
- Suggested for
: Kings, ministers, writers and orators. Wearer of this Rudraksha becomes contended and satisfied for the whole life.
This Rudraksha is related to Seven Seas The person who wears
this Rudraksha after proper Sidhhi ( method of purification &
charging with Mantra) will remain contented like the seven seas.
He does not desire for more and runs each and every work in his
available resources. This Rudraksha provides such an immense knowledge
to the wearer that he proves incomparable in group discussions in
the meeting. he remains firm on his wordings and speaks always the
Truth.
This Rudraksha is best suitable for ministers, kings, writers, speakers etc. This Rudraksha is to worn on Monday after Sidhhi.
Note : Above details are taken from ancient handwritten text and Guru Mukha. The description is seen in the deep meditation of Lord Shiva by Lord Datta Treya.>
Rules for the Rudraksha: The Wearer of the Rudraksha should chant related Rudraksha Mantra along with Rudraksha Utpatti Mantra (Mantra for the Rudraksha Origin) daily at least 9 times while wearing and removing in the night before going to sleep. More Rule ...
7 Mukhi Rudraksha as found
in various Puranas:
Seven faced Rudraksha is the symbol of Anang Shiva. Seven faced
Rudraksha is saptmatradhi Daivat, saptashyadevat and saptmuni Daivat.
It represents Goddess Mahalaxmi. Good health and wealth is blesses
to him who wears Seven Faced Rudraksha. Those who are suffering
from miseries pertaining to body, finance and mental set-up should
wear it. By wearing seven face Rudraksha man can progress in business
and service and spend his life happily. Seven Mukhi Rudraksha can
be weared in a red thread. Seven Mukhi Rudraksha may be worn on
a regular basis. There is no taboo written in authentic Puranas
to be followed while wearing them. They have a life of thousand
years if well taken care of. They should be preserved in a locker
or at some safe place since they are considered as very valuable.
