How is Rudraksha related to Shiva?

The word Rudraksha is derived from Rudra (another name of Shiva) and Aksha, which means eyes, and it is believed that the beads are Shiva’s tears.

What is Rudraksha of Shiva?

Rudraksha Mala Beads 108 5 Mukhi traditionally used as prayer beads. They are associated with Hindu Deity LORD SHIVA and is worn for protection by his devotees. Most garlands contain 108 beads plus one, as 108 is considered sacred and a suitable number of times to recite a short mantra.

What is the scientific reason behind wearing Rudraksha?

Rudraksha bead helps resolve these problems by stabilizing our body and having calming effect on our heart and senses. The Rudraksha exerts a right force around the heart which improves its performance, controls the heart beat and maintains the blood circulation. It prevents heart attacks and high blood pressure.

Which Rudraksha represents Which God?

The three mukhi rudraksha symbolizes the trinity Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. The ruling planet of this rudraksha is Agni (fire god) and the ruling planet is Mars. Those suffering from low self-esteem, mental strain and fears can wear this to get rid of these troubles. The wearer feels energized and comes out of laziness.

How many Rudraksha does Lord Shiva wear?

There is a long tradition of wearing 108 rudraksha beads in India, particularly within Shaivism, due to their association with Shiva, who wears rudraksha garlands. Most garlands contain 108 beads plus one because as 108 is considered sacred and a suitable number of times to recite a short mantra.

Which Rudraksha is for wealth?

I suggest you to wear 21 mukhi Rudraksha to attract wealth as it shares a direct relationship with Lord Kuber, master of treasury; it prevents you from losing fortune and brings you all the extravagance of life.

What is the importance of Panchmukhi Rudraksha?

The wearer of five Mukhi Rudraksha brings positive energy. This rudraksha improves the respiratory system in human beings. It brings good luck and has a calm effect on the mind. This Rudraksha is also very much known for curing memory loss when there are memory lapses.

What Shiv Puran says about Rudraksha?

In the Shiva Purana, it is Shiva himself who told Parvati about rudrakshas. Shiva said, ‘O Devi! Listen to the greatness of rudraksha. Out of my love for you and desiring the welfare of devotees, I am telling you about it. From those drops of tears was born the tree known as rudraksha.

Why does Shiva hold a deer?

The deer also represents the Vedas, with each of the four legs as one of the four Vedas. Lord Siva is holding the deer in His hand, which indicates that He is the Lord of the Vedas. Elephant represents symbolically the vritti (thought wave) of pride.