Rudraksha

Gauri Shankar Rudraksha is far from being an ordinary bead. Blending the powerful polarity of masculine and feminine, this Rudraksha embodies divine protection from the messes of human existence. 

Before disclosing the range of Gauri Shankar Rudraksha benefits, let’s take you through the properties of this rare bead that make it unique. 

Rudraksha is given a high stature in the ancient holy scriptures of Hindu culture for its origin, powers, and overall impact on human life. But every bead in the category isn’t the same and can be identified from their faces, called Mukhis. However, some Rudraksha beads don’t fall into these conventional categories and are unique in their creation and impact. 

And one of these beads is the Gauri Shankar Rudraksha. 

What is Gauri Shankar Rudraksha?

Have you seen sages, saints, and even your grandmother chant mantras on a rosary-beaded mala? The benefits of 5 Mukhi Rudraksha mala have made it a significant part of India’s spiritual heritage. It’s available in Mukhis (Faces), ranging from 1 to 21. The 5 Mukhi Rudraksha benefits make it the most common. What makes it popular is the near

Spiritual texts and mythological lore is incomplete without mentioning the significance of rudraksha beads in the inner transformation of a human being. Two words make up Rudraksha, Rudra, and Aksha, loosely translating to tears of Shiva. 

But where do rudraksha beads grow? 

A rudraksha bead is the fruit of Elaeocarpus ganitrus, a broad-leaved evergreen tree of South East Asia. They initially look like blueberry beads because of their inedible exterior but take the form of a prayer bead after drying. 

The rudraksha is not a contemporary fad but has been a part of holy Hindu scriptures like Bhaqat Puran, Padma Puranam, and Shiva Purana. Ancient sages recommend its use in japa, i.e., repeated prayer or mantra chanting. In some scriptures, Rudra is the one who removes misery from the believer’s life and turns sorrowful tears into joy.