RudrakshA explanation

How do you perform a Mantra Jaap?

With a Shiva Rudraksha mala you can perform a 'Jaap', a jaap is a meditation in which a mantra is recited several times. You can keep track of the count with a Rudraksha mala of 108 beads. In this ritual, a mantra, for example "Ohm namah Shivaye Namaha", is usually recited repeatedly while holding the jaap mala in the right hand. Do not touch the mala with your index finger and your little finger, then recite the mantra as you pass each rudraksh bead. Do this until you reach the end of the mala. According to ancient Hindu scriptures, if one has said a mantra 10,000 times, one wish can be fulfilled. During each jaap session you recite the mantra 108 times, whereby the mala also has 108 beads, 1 round in which you have passed all the beads.

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meaning of the mukhi (stripes on a rudraksh seed)

1 Mukhi: Helps in fulfilling wishes

2 Mukhi: Improves understanding in relationships

3 Mukhi: removes bad karma

4 Mukhi: Improves your memory and communication skills

5 Mukhi: gives you clarity in your head and makes you calmer

6 Mukhi: gives you more self-confidence

7 Mukhi: helps you with self-development and creating new opportunities

8 Mukhi: Makes you overcome obstacles and gives you success

9 Mukhi: gives you mental and spiritual powers