11MM Original Rudraksha Mala

11MM Original Rudraksha Mala is generally used with Shiva mantra and it is usually the Panch Mukhi Rudraksha Mala which is used as a japa mala. Besides being used as a japa mala, the Rudraksha mala can also help to lower blood pressure and create stability within the entire system, if worn around the neck. Rudraksha mala has many healing properties that have been scientifically proved.

11mm Rudraksha mala refers to a rosary or prayer beads made from Rudraksha seeds that are approximately 11 millimeters in diameter. Rudraksha beads are traditionally used in Hinduism, especially by devotees of Lord Shiva, and are believed to have spiritual and healing properties.

rudraksha mala beads typically consists of 108 beads, though there are variations with different numbers of beads as well. These malas are used for chanting mantras, meditation, and spiritual practices. The size of the rudraksha mala beads can vary, with 11mm being on the larger side, making it easier to handle during meditation and prayers.

Rosary made out of Rudraksha Beads in the auspicious numbers like (108+1, 54+1, 27+1) is called Rudraksha Mala. The +1 bead is called as Sumeru(it is not crossed while chanting) which is considered as boundary for returning in reverse direction for further counting. Mala is used for wearing as well as for purpose of Japa (Chanting Mantra for Spiritual attainments). It is used to count Mantra in the above figure (108,54,27). The same Mala is not used for wearing as well as Japa. Mala rests on ring finger and middle finger is used for Japa. Index and smallest finger are considered as inauspicious for touching the Mala during Japa process. Rudraksha Rosary is considered as the only Rosary, which can be used for Japa of all kinds. The details found in the scriptures say that Rudraksha rosary should be worn after proper sanctification with Mantra.