Dear family,
Has anyone ever heard of or owned a Rudraksha?
Rudraksha is the Sanskrit translation for the "tears of Rudra," with Rudra being another name for the Hindu deity Shiva. Rudrakshas are seeds produced by large evergreen trees and are found mostly in Nepal and Indonesia. Rudrakshas have been used by Hindus, Buddhists and Taoists in the past as aids to meditation and spiritual development.
Having done some research and at a recommendation from a friend, I decided to purchase a combination of different Rudraksha seeds recently from a trusted vendor (there are a lot of fakes out on the markets). A rudraksha comes in many different mukhis, or faces and each has an associated benefit and power. For example, a 7-mukhi Rudraksha aligns and opens up your energy to wealth and opportunities. An 8-mukhi rudraksha will clear any obstacles in your path to success. The higher the mukhi gets, the more rare the seeds are and hence will become very expensive to purchase. A 21-mukhi Rudraksha, for example, represents the Hindu deity of monetary wealth, Kubera, and can cost as much as 20,000 USD!
When I first put on my new combination of Rudrakshas, I felt my chi and internal force swirl, realign and purify if that makes any sense. I became lightheaded but at the same time felt some energy centers in my body open up. I felt ecstatic. After a few days of adjusting to this new (and weird) energy, I noticed myself becoming more calm and assertive than usual. Negative situations at work that used to beat me down seemed to effortlessly bounce off my aura.
I will continue to monitor my experiences and provide updates.
One other thing. If you buy authentic Rudraksha, I would not recommend wearing while practicing our Chi Kung. It feels too powerful and overwhelming.
Best wishes,
Stephen
Has anyone ever heard of or owned a Rudraksha?
Rudraksha is the Sanskrit translation for the "tears of Rudra," with Rudra being another name for the Hindu deity Shiva. Rudrakshas are seeds produced by large evergreen trees and are found mostly in Nepal and Indonesia. Rudrakshas have been used by Hindus, Buddhists and Taoists in the past as aids to meditation and spiritual development.
Having done some research and at a recommendation from a friend, I decided to purchase a combination of different Rudraksha seeds recently from a trusted vendor (there are a lot of fakes out on the markets). A rudraksha comes in many different mukhis, or faces and each has an associated benefit and power. For example, a 7-mukhi Rudraksha aligns and opens up your energy to wealth and opportunities. An 8-mukhi rudraksha will clear any obstacles in your path to success. The higher the mukhi gets, the more rare the seeds are and hence will become very expensive to purchase. A 21-mukhi Rudraksha, for example, represents the Hindu deity of monetary wealth, Kubera, and can cost as much as 20,000 USD!
When I first put on my new combination of Rudrakshas, I felt my chi and internal force swirl, realign and purify if that makes any sense. I became lightheaded but at the same time felt some energy centers in my body open up. I felt ecstatic. After a few days of adjusting to this new (and weird) energy, I noticed myself becoming more calm and assertive than usual. Negative situations at work that used to beat me down seemed to effortlessly bounce off my aura.
I will continue to monitor my experiences and provide updates.
One other thing. If you buy authentic Rudraksha, I would not recommend wearing while practicing our Chi Kung. It feels too powerful and overwhelming.
Best wishes,
Stephen
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