For centuries, people have seen Rudraksh (Rudraksha) as a special gift from Lord Shiva. These natural beads have strong spiritual and astrological energy. At Rigved Jyotish Kendar, we respect Rudraksh deeply. We don’t treat them as just products to sell; we consider them sacred remedies chosen carefully through Kundali analysis. Under the expert guidance of Jyotish Acharya Surinder Sood, we recommend each Rudraksh after understanding your unique planetary positions and life path.
Rudraksh (Rudraksha) comes from two Sanskrit words: Rudra (Shiva) and Aksha (eyes). According to Puranic texts, these holy beads were formed from the tears of Lord Shiva and are primarily found on the Rudraksh tree (Elaeocarpus ganitrus), which grows abundantly in Nepal, India, and Indonesia.
Worn in the form of a Rudraksh mala or bracelet, these beads are believed to have powerful electromagnetic and spiritual vibrations that influence the wearer’s body and aura.
Rudraksh beads are naturally grown seeds found inside the blue fruit of the Rudraksh tree. When the fruit ripens and falls, it is dried, and the bead is extracted, cleaned, and sometimes polished. Each bead has natural grooves or lines, which are known as mukhis (faces or segments).
The number of lines or segments on a Rudraksh determines its Mukhi. For example, a bead with one line is called an Ek Mukhi Rudraksha (One-Faced Rudraksha), which is considered extremely rare and highly powerful, often associated with higher states of consciousness, detachment, and divine blessings.
Other common types include:
The benefits of Rudraksha go beyond mere belief—they are backed by Vedic scriptures and even supported by some scientific findings:
Anyone can wear Rudraksh, including men, women, and children, if it suits their astrology. At Rigved Jyotish Kendar, we do not suggest Rudraksha randomly. Jyotish Acharya Surinder Sood carefully analyses each person’s Kundali to recommend the right type, number, and combination of beads.
This is one of the most common questions, and also one that depends entirely on:
Book a consultation with Acharya Surinder Sood for a personalised Rudraksh recommendation based on your Kundali.
A genuine Rudraksha bead:
Rudraksha is powerful because it carries both spiritual and natural energy. In ancient texts, it is said to be a blessing from Lord Shiva, and wearing it brings peace, protection, and positivity. Scientists have also found that Rudraksha beads have electromagnetic properties, which can help calm the mind, reduce stress, and balance your body’s energy. It works best when chosen based on your Kundali (birth chart). This way, the Rudraksha matches your personal energy and supports you in your spiritual and emotional journey.
At Rigved Jyotish Kendar, we view Rudraksh not as a product, but as a divine companion on your spiritual journey. That’s why we do not sell Rudraksh online. We believe that every Rudraksh must be selected with care, based on your Kundali, energy alignment, and planetary influences, as guided by Vedic astrology.
If you are seeking the right Rudraksha for protection, healing, or spiritual growth, we invite you to book a personal consultation with Jyotish Acharya Surinder Sood. He will study your birth chart in detail and recommend the Rudraksha that is truly meant for you.
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While it is not a sin, it is traditionally advised to remove your Rudraksh before going to places considered impure (like toilets or during intimate activities) as a mark of respect to the sacred energy it holds.
This is a sensitive question. While some traditional texts discourage it, many modern spiritual leaders agree that intention and respect matter more than rigid rules. If a woman wears Rudraksh during her cycle but maintains spiritual discipline and hygiene, it is generally acceptable.
People with very strong materialistic tendencies, or those who disrespect spiritual practices, may not benefit from Rudraksha. It’s also best avoided by people with Tamasic (negative) lifestyles involving regular alcohol, violence, or disregard for sacred traditions.