5 Mukhi 108 Bead Rudraksha Mala

Description

A 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Jaap Mala with 108 beads is considered extremely sacred and powerful in Sanatan Dharma and astrology. The 5 Mukhi Rudraksha represents the “Kalagni” form of Lord Shiva and is associated with the planet Jupiter (Guru).

Here are the religious, mental, and health benefits of this mala:

1. Religious and Spiritual Significance

Lord Shiva’s Grace and Chanting (Jaap): Chanting mantras like “Om Namah Shivaya” or the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra using a 108-bead mala helps focus the mind and brings the special blessings of Lord Shiva.

The Secret of the Number 108: According to scriptures, the number 108 represents the entire universe (27 Nakshatras × 4 Padas = 108). Therefore, completing 108 mantra chants renders the spiritual practice complete.

Destruction of Sins and Negativity: Wearing or chanting with a 5 Mukhi Rudraksha helps free one from unintentionally committed sins and purifies the aura.

2. Mental and Astrological Benefits

Strengthening Planet Jupiter (Guru): If Jupiter is weak in your horoscope, wearing or chanting with a 5 Mukhi Rudraksha mala pacifies Jupiter dosha and enhances knowledge, wisdom, and respect.

Mental Peace and Stress Relief: It calms a restless mind and helps reduce anxiety, depression, and mental stress.

3. Health Benefits

Blood Pressure Control: From a scientific perspective, Rudraksha possesses electromagnetic properties that help balance blood circulation in the body and relieve high blood pressure.

Heart Health: Wearing a 5 Mukhi Rudraksha is beneficial for heart-related conditions.

Rules for Usage and Wearing:

1. Rule for Chanting and Wearing: If you use the mala for chanting mantras, keep it separate from the one you wear around your neck, or wear it with a pure mind only after completing your chanting.

2. Auspicious Day and Method: It should be purified with Ganga water and raw milk on a Monday or Mahashivratri, and worn after chanting “Om Hreem Namah” or “Om Namah Shivaya.”

3. Precaution: Remove the mala and keep it in a sacred place during times of consuming non-vegetarian food/alcohol or during Sutak (periods of ritual impurity/mourning).