How can you tell if a Rudraksha is real?

Rudraksha that is real has clear features, a hard, solid shell, and no cracks or holes, beware of defaces and duplicates.

How do you put on Rudraksha for the first time?

It should be charged with certain chants before being worn. Most of the time, it’s best to wear it in a clean and happy place like temples.

Can women wear Rudraksha?

Yes, Rudrakshas can be worn by both men and women who want to be healthy on a spiritual, mental, and physical level.

Are Rudrakshas good for your health?

Yes, they are thought to have health benefits like lowering stress and keeping blood pressure in check under control. Rudraksha has various potentials including multiple diseases and gives positive lifestyle.

Which gemstone is most popular?

Diamond is globally popular, but Blue Sapphire is especially revered in Vedic astrology for its impactful presence, with Rudra Tree providing genuinely sourced stones for maximum benefit.

What exactly is Rudraksha?

Rudraksha is a from the tears of Shiva that has long been used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other spiritual traditions as a prayer bead.

How long does the life of a Rudraksha last?

If you take good care of your Rudraksha, it can last for many years and even be passed down from generation to generation.

Can I wear more than one Mukhi Rudraksha at the same time?

Yes, you can wear different Mukhi Rudrakshas together and get the benefits of more than one type.

How do you clean Rudrakshas the right way?

To keep its natural look, clean it with a soft brush and lukewarm water instead of hard chemicals, apply any transparent oil to increase life of rudraksha.

What is my birthstone?

Determined by one’s horoscope, Rudra Tree can identify and provide the correct Vedic birthstone.

Shiva as Lord Neelkanth

June 1, 2024 Raja Sudhakar

Shiva as Lord Neelkanth

"The One Mukhi Rudraksha (Neelkanth), an incarnation of Shiva, is the Blue Throat of God."
The common name for the God Shiva, Neelkanth, means literally "the one with the blue throat." This well-known emblem has a deep symbolic value and is connected to the holy Mukhi Rudraksha.

The rarest and strongest Rudraksha bead on the market is the 1 Mukhi Rudraksha. It is a grip of Lord Shiva's utmost purity. The 1 Mukhi Rudraksha is greatly revered by those who wear it and has great spiritual significance when worn with the image of Lord Shiva dressed as Neelkanth.

God's unity: the significance of the One-Mukhi Rudraksha and Shiva's form as Neelkanth
Lord Shiva's blue throat symbolizes both the churning of the cosmic ocean and the celestial act of consuming the poison Hala Hala. Lord Shiva took this action to save the cosmos from crumbling. Blue is a symbol for his boundless empathy and ability to set aside material concerns.

The single-sided bead of the Mukhi Rudraksha represents the union of the individual soul (Atman) with the universal mind (Brahman). Transcendental consciousness and a state of emancipation are the outcomes. It is said that wearing the Mukhi Rudraksha with Lord Shiva in the Neelkanth garb fosters a deeper spiritual bond.

The book "Awakening the Divine Within: The Power of Neelkanth with 1 Mukhi Rudraksha"
The benefits of meditation, yoga asana, and other spiritual disciplines can be enhanced by this holy mixture. It aids in obtaining inner peace, letting rid of ego, and maintaining mental hygiene. Wearing this priceless bead may improve one's mental clarity, intuition, and spiritual realm perception.

The Mukhi Rudraksha of the Neelkanth symbolizes the perfect union of heavenly favor and human ambition. It stands for the innate ability of the human soul to rise above the commonplace and form a bond with the sublime.

Those who would wear this beautiful combination do so to draw protection from the elements, spiritual guidance, and the realization of their greatest dreams. The way to enlightenment is said to be opened by wearing a Mukhi Rudraksha and treating it with the highest reverence, which fosters a stronger relationship with Lord Shiva.

Finally, but just as effectively, the image of Lord Shiva as Neelkanth, wearing the hallowed 1 Mukhi Rudraksha, captures the concept of enlightenment and spiritual development. It urges those who listen to set out on a path that will lead them to freedom, enlightenment, and God.

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