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Gauri Shankar 9 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha

Bead Size: 34.54 MM

Bead Weight: 6.14 Gram

Rs. 7,500.00

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As per shastras:

गौरीशङ्कररुद्राक्षं तदेव प्रियदैवतम् |
धारणात्सुखसंपत्तिर्महदारोग्यमुत्तमम् ||

“The Presiding Deity of the Gaurishankar Rudraksha is Gauri and Shankar. The one who wears it is blessed with happiness and wealth as well as excellent health.”

- ATHARVAVEDA

Benefits and Description:

Gaurishankar rudraksha is one of the rare and really powerful form of rudraksha, where two beads are naturally joined.
These two beads represents unification of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati . It symbolizes unification of mind and soul.
This mystic rudraksha bead awakens inner consciousness, and immensely helps in meditation.
Best suited rudraksha for those who're single , as this bead attracts and helps finding right partner (soul mate).
Promotes peace and harmony in the family
Strengthens the bond between husband and wife.
It is often worshipped at the puja place at homes.
It is also believed to be good for meditation and spiritual practices and a kantha (32+1 beads mala) is especially beneficial for those engaged in spiritual pursuits as it connects and strongly bonds one to one’s inner Self.
Considered really beneficial for chest related problems, cough and cold .

Ruling God: Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati

Origin: Nepal

Beej mantra: Om Aim Hreem Yugalrupanaye namah (ॐ ऐं ह्रीं युगलरूपणये नमः).

Rudraksha will be provided with Certificate of Authenticity and X Ray report.

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