Swami Ji, do Rudraksha beads have to be consecrated with certain sacred words, or are they self-sustaining? Do you have to be a Hindu to benefit from them or would there even be any disadvantages of not having a connection with Lord Shiva? The issue of faces remains a bit vague. Can we all wear five-sided beads without worrying, but we are not yogis?
From Swamiji: Rudrakshas have their innate power and need no consecration or addition. Anyone who wears a complete mala (108 beads with a meru bead, making 109) will receive its benefits, so there is no need to be a Hindu, a yogi, or even interested in Lord Shiva.
It's not about being worthy, it is a question of will they be of benefit to you in your spiritual life. Hopefully the video will answer your questions. 🙏
This article has more information: ocoy.org/rudraksha-beads-a-yogis-perspective/ Short answer: smaller are better, and they are for yogis of any tradition.
Certainly the beads can be left on the body when showering or bathing. However, to remove any extraneous vibration/magnetism they might pick up, every so often they should be held under cold running water to cleanse them.
Can you wear 2 different Mala on your neck like 5 Mulki and 9 Mulki at the same time? And why do they have to have a knot ? The one I bought did not have a knot
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Swami Ji, do Rudraksha beads have to be consecrated with certain sacred words, or are they self-sustaining? Do you have to be a Hindu to benefit from them or would there even be any disadvantages of not having a connection with Lord Shiva? The issue of faces remains a bit vague. Can we all wear five-sided beads without worrying, but we are not yogis?
From Swamiji: Rudrakshas have their innate power and need no consecration or addition.
Anyone who wears a complete mala (108 beads with a meru bead, making 109) will receive its benefits, so there is no need to be a Hindu, a yogi, or even interested in Lord Shiva.
Been thinking about getting another rudraksha mala. But I'm no where near worthy of one, so I dont know what to do, this is perfect timming. 😮
It's not about being worthy, it is a question of will they be of benefit to you in your spiritual life. Hopefully the video will answer your questions. 🙏
Are bigger or smaller beads more beneficial for wearing and doing japa? Can devotees of other devata beside Shiva wear them?
This article has more information: ocoy.org/rudraksha-beads-a-yogis-perspective/
Short answer: smaller are better, and they are for yogis of any tradition.
@LightofTheSpirit...are you saying only a mala of 108 is effective? What about 54? Why cant one or more be effective next to skin?
From Swamiji: 108 beads (plus a meru bead) are neccessary for the full effect. That is the way things are.
I bought a rudrashkba bead from the hugging Ma but I lost it because I didn't know it was that sacred and beneficial.
Can we leave the beads on the body while taking a shower so that they get automatically washed?
Certainly the beads can be left on the body when showering or bathing. However, to remove any extraneous vibration/magnetism they might pick up, every so often they should be held under cold running water to cleanse them.
Can you wear 2 different Mala on your neck like 5 Mulki and 9 Mulki at the same time? And why do they have to have a knot ? The one I bought did not have a knot
Can we leave the beads on the body while taking a shower so that they get automatically washed?