Sampoorna Indonesian Rudraksha Mala 1 to 14 mukhi

• All Rudrakshas mentioned in our scriptures, from one to 14 mukhis, Guarishanler, and Ganesha used to make this extremely powerful and popular combination.
• Sampoorna Indonesian Rudraksha Mala of 1 to 14 Mukhi along with Gaurishanker and Ganesha Rudraksha considered as a one-stop solution for most of the general problems one encounters in day-to-day life like obstacles, stress, fear, legal issues, and family problems.

Benefits of Sampoorna Indonesian Rudraksha Mala 1 to 14 mukhi  

• The 14 mukhi in this mala improves the visualization power so that wrong decisions are not taken and one can judge what type of people one dealing with.
• In Shiva Puran, Lord Shiva says that one who wears all the beads (from one to 14 mukhis) becomes full of Shaivatva.
• Sampoorna Indonesian Rudraksha mala of 1 to 14 Mukhi along with Gaurishanker and Ganesha rudraksha beads said to cover all obstacles of Life such as work, family, Law, anxiety.
• A combination of mala very powerful which also specified in Shiva Purana and the wearer said to attain the Status of Shiva himself according to Purana.
• One of the most powerful healing mala also helps in increasing visualization and covers all activities of life.
• Sarva Siddha mala, which contains all the beads from 1 to 14 Mukhi and also has a Gauri Shankar and Ganesha Rudraksha, is a good option to get overall success in any business or for professional excellence.

Astrological Benefits of Indonesian rudraksha mala 1 to 14 mukhi 

• Sampoorna Indonesian Rudraksha mala 1 to 14 mukhi is powerful due to the different mukhi it has. It represents all deities but also planets including Ketu and Rahu.
• Sampoorna Mala preferably be worn touching the body or be kept at the place of worship at the feet of Lord Shiva statue or near Shivaling.
• The mala worn by the worshipper during his/her meditation and as long as required and then kept back again at the pooja place.
• Mala a very precious possession a family can have and should be regularly energized using the rituals of Abhishek or by changing of Mantras dedicated to Lord Shiva using the seed mantras and following the worshipping Procedure

How to get the 1 to 14 Mukhi Rudraksha mala benefits of Rudraksha 

• Indonesian rudraksha mala 1 to 14 mukhi should be washed with water daily. Just keep your beads or mala below a water tap for few seconds and then pad dry or wear directly. Apply any edible oil once a month over the beads for better shine and longer life.
• Beads should be worn for longer periods and wear even at night during sleep, provided your sleep is not disturbed. If wearing a Gaurishankar rudraksha or Sawar, it must be removed at night. Otherwise, the bead may get damaged. If taken out at night, you may wear them immediately on waking up with chanting of “Om Namah Shivaya:” or beej mantra. Alternatively, you may wear them after taking a bath.
• It has been observed that if Indonesian rudraksha mala to 14 mukhi is blessed by regular Abhishek or pooja, particularly on special occasions of holy festivals, then the wearer gets better results. Therefore, whenever you visit a temple or a famous shrine of any religious order or your Guru’s place, concentrate your attention on your bead and chant “Om Namah Shivaya,” and pray for positive energies to bless you.
• On a solar eclipse, after bathing, chanting mantras placing the washed Rudraksha in front of you proves beneficial. Rudraksha-Abhishek is not done during the eclipse, and so mantra chanting is beneficial.

Puja of Indonesian Rudraksha mala 1 to 14 mukhi 

• Choose an auspicious day or any Monday for blessings
• Before wearing a rudraksha, one must follow this simple ritual
•  Wash or Sprinkle Indonesian rudraksha mala 1 to 14 mukhi with Ganga Jal (water) or pure water
• Apply the Sandalwood paste.
• Offer Incense/dhoop
• Offer any white flower
• Touch the Rudraksha on a Shivaling or Lord Shiva’s photo and chant Om Namah Shivaya a minimum of 11 times. After that, the Rudraksha can be worn or put a pooja place.
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