Hanumat Kavach Rudraksha Mala
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Why Sindoor From Sankatmochan Hanuman?
संकट कटै मिटै सब पीरा, जो सुमिरै हनुमत बलबीरा
All troubles are eliminated, and all pains are erased for those who contemplate the powerful and brave Hanuman.
The sindoor in this mala's amulet is not from just anywhere. It comes from the Sankatmochan Hanuman temple in Kashi, the temple Goswami Tulsidas raised on the very spot where he saw Lord Hanuman with his own eyes. The hand that gave the world the Hanuman Chalisa blessed this ground.
And Hanuman is one of the seven Chiranjivis, the immortals who still walk this earth, which is why devotees in Kashi believe he never left this temple and lives here even now. So the sindoor you wear is not from a memory of him. It is from a place he still lives.
There is one more reason it belongs on a Rudraksha Mala. Hanuman is Rudravatar, Shiva himself in another form. So the Rudraksha that came from Shiva's tears and the sindoor of Shiva's own avatar were never strangers. They were always meant for one thread.
So, not everyone can always travel to Kashi to stand before Sankatmochan Hanuman. He stays with you now, worn close, guarding every step you take.
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रुद्राक्षं धारयेद्यस्तु स रुद्रो नात्र संशयः
"Whoever wears a Rudraksha becomes Rudra himself; there's no doubt about it."
रुद्राक्षधारी सततं वन्दनीयस्तथा नरैः
"One who wears the Rudraksha should always be respected by everyone."
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