Rudraksha Guides & Blogs

What to Do With a Broken Rudraksha Bead

A broken Rudraksha usually isn't a bad omen. The older tradition treats a broken bead as one to retire from wear, and plenty of wearers read the break as the bead having taken something on for them...

All Types of Rudraksha: Complete Chart With Deity, Planet, Zodiac Sign & More

About 70% of all rudraksha beads coming from nature are five mukhi. 20% are four mukhi and six mukhi, and the remaining 10% make for lower mukhis- one, two, and three or higher mukhis like seven, e...

2 Mukhi Rudraksha: Meaning, Deity, and Who Should Wear It

Some Rudraksha beads are worn for wealth, some for protection, some for clearing away obstacles. The 2 Mukhi Rudraksha is worn for something quieter, and for a lot of people harder to hold onto, wh...

1 Mukhi Rudraksha: Meaning, Shape, Deity and Wearing Guide

Among all the Rudraksha beads in the world, the 1 Mukhi is the rarest, and many devotees hold it as the most precious one they can own. The word "mukhi" means face, and it refers to the natural lin...

What Is Rudraksha? Meaning, Origin and Significance

‘रुद्राक्ष धारणाद् रुद्रो भवत्येव न संशयः’  A person who wears rudraksha becomes worthy of Shiva’s grace; this is an eternal belief. Rudraksha is considered a direct blessing from Lord Shiva. Undou...

What Is a Mukhi in Rudraksha? Meaning and How It Forms

The Rudraksha beads carry an inherent sense of mystery. To some people, they act as a guide and a constant companion in their spiritual journey, while to others, they are symbols of devotion and di...