About Ganesh Mukhi Rudraksha Mala 108 + 1 beads

Origin of Ganesh Mukhi Rudraksha Mala
The origin of the Ganesh Mukhi Rudraksha Mala consists of 108 + 1 beads. It traces back to ancient Hindu traditions and mythology. The Rudraksha beads themselves hold deep spiritual significance. It is a belief that the Lord Shiva’s tears fell upon the earth. These tears were transformed into seeds, which later became the sacred Rudraksha beads.

Rules for Wearing of Ganesh Mukhi Rudraksha Mala:

• Cleansing: Before wearing the Mala, it is important to cleanse it properly. You can cleanse it by rinsing it with clean water or keeping it in a mixture of water and pure cow’s milk for a short duration.
• Activation: After cleansing, you need to energize or activate the Mala by chanting specific mantras or prayers dedicated to Lord Ganesha. This process enhances its spiritual vibrations and effectiveness.
• Wearing Position: Traditionally, people wear the mala around the neck or wrap it around the wrist. Males wear it on the right side for men and females on the left side, as it aligns with the respective energies of masculinity and femininity.
• Regular Usage: To derive maximum benefits, it is advised to regularly wear the Mala during meditation, prayers, or spiritual practices. You can use the mala as a tool for counting repetitions of mantras or prayers.
• Respect and Care: Handle the mala with respect and avoid letting others touch it. It is advisable to keep it in a clean and sacred place when not in use. Additionally, avoid wearing the mala during activities that may expose it to impurities or negative energies.