Rudraksha of Lord Hanuman for Vahan durgatana (accident) protection. 11 mukhi rudraksha is blessed by Lord Hanuman as such this bead helps in controlling temperament which is essential while driving or traveling.

Eleven Mukhi – This bead is helpful for meditators and removes the problems of yogic practices and is used as a remedy for body pain, backache, chronic alcoholism, liver diseases etc.

11 Mukhi Mantra – “Om Sreem Namah”, “Om hreem hum namah”

Eleven Faced Rudraksha bead is ruled by Lord Indra. 11 Mukhi represents Lord Hanuman. Wearing it one gets success in each and every work he/she does. Wearing of Eleven Faces is accomplished by the family person for comfort and prosperity in family life.

Eleven Mukhi Rudraksha beads should be worn by those seeking stability in work or those who lack self-confidence. The wearer is blessed with wisdom, right judgment, a powerful vocabulary, adventurous life, fearlessness, and success. Gives self-control of all senses and thus removes addictions. It gives the wearer permanent happiness.

Rules for wearing and how to maintain your Rudraksha :

• Wash your Rudraksha with water and oil the Rudraksha using a soft brush preferably once a month using almond oil.
  Chant ‘Om Namah Shivaye’ before wearing the Mala the next day.
  Remove Rudraksha Mala while engaging in sexual intercourse and while visiting funeral grounds.
  We suggest that one can remove Rudraksha Mala while consuming non-vegetarian food and alcohol and wear it afterwards. Though our scriptures also highlight that they can be worn all the time without any restrictions.
  Women can wear Rudraksha and is their choice whether they wish to remove the Mala during menstrual cycles. As per our scriptures, there are no such restrictions and women can wear Rudraksha without any worries.
  To energise the Rudraksha Mala, touch it to a shivling and chant ‘Om Namah Shivaye’ 11 times. If possible, try to do a Rudrabhishek of the Rudraksha when possible.
  Do try to refrain from wearing a Rudraksha Mala worn by others and keep a Mala separate for Japa and for wearing.