(29.10mm) Gauri Shankar Naag Rudraksha Bead | Shiva Parvati Bead Original Energised 100% Natural Bead From Nepal - 2

Gauri Shankar Naag Rudraksha ( Shiva Parvati ) Bead (Size : 29.10 mm)

Two naturally joined Rudraksha Bead called Gauri Shankar is regarded as the form of Shiva & Parvati. Gauri Shankar Rudraksha Bead is so much full of influence that it causes the development and expansion of universe due to its being the unified and identified form of the Lord Shiva and the Goddess Uma. This form becomes the cause of expansion of the universe providing fertility. It makes the husband and wife identify each other. Therefore Gauri Shankar Rudraksha Bead is regarded the best thing for peace and comfort in the family.

If a man worships Gauri Shankar Rudraksha at his worshipping place, the pain and suffering and other earthly obstacles are destroyed and the peace and pleasure of family are increased. In Puranas the bead of Gauri Shankar is regarded the best for happy family life. A sannyasi wearing a garland or Kantha of 32 beads of Gauri Shankar Mukhi Rudraksha, becomes Lord Shiva incarnate, it is believed.

Recommendation of the Gauri Shankar Rudraksha Bead for peaceful family life is perfect. Gauri Shankar Bead can be worn or kept at the place of worship. Mantra is "Om Gaurishankaraya Namah".

When any recommendation is in need of a synergistic enhancement to accelerate the effects of the Mala design it is acceptable to recommend the Gauri Shankar Rudraksha and to be added directly on the back of the neck over the spine where the Kundalini flows.

Note : Above details are taken from ancient handwritten text and Guru Mukha. The description is seen in the deep meditation of Lord Shiva by Lord Datta Treya. The mantra are hidden so not mentioned here.

Rules for the Rudraksha : The Wearer of the Rudraksha should chant related Rudraksha Mantra along with Rudraksha Utpatti Mantra (Mantra for the Rudraksha Origin) daily at least 9 times while wearing and removing in the night before going to sleep. More Rules...

Rudraksha Origin : Nepal