On a rubber band, 20 beads of rudraksha and quartz 8-10 ml.
Producer: India
Rudraksha is the dried fruit of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree, which grows in some countries of South and Southeast Asia: India, Nepal and Indonesia. If we are completely accurate, then rudraksha is called a fruit collected precisely in Nepal. Grains grown in Indonesia are called indraks, and those harvested in India are called bhadraks. However, the country of origin does not affect the quality and properties of the grains.
Translated from Sanskrit, "rudraksha" means "tears" or "eyes" of Rudra, the Vedic deity who is one of the aspects of Shiva, the destructive principle of the universe. It is believed that rudraksha is given to people to save them from evil, gain the grace of the Gods, and strengthen their health. Truly miraculous properties are attributed to Rudraksha. However, its wearing and veneration, like all objects of worship, require special rules. Rudraksha has bioelectric properties that help balance electrical impulses in our body. Between the brain and the organs there is a constant bioelectric connection, the exchange of signals and impulses for the performance of body functions, maintenance of balance, blood circulation, etc. However, this chain can fail in those cases when we are nervous, anxious, or in a state of stress. This is the cause of psychosomatic disorders and general malaise. Due to its unique physical properties, Rudraksha acts as a storehouse of excess electrical impulses arising from an increase in the potential difference in the organs. In addition, rudraksha fruits have the property of dynamic polarity, i.e. able to change their polarity ("+" and "-") in the presence of an induced magnetic field (region of the heart, blood vessels and arteries), which ordinary magnets do not have. Thus, rudraksha helps to reduce the level of stress, normalizes psychosomatic chains and improves the functioning of the circulatory system.
Rudraksha fruits have so-called "faces", i.e. faces separated by clearly distinguishable stripes. In nature, there are rudrakshas with from one to twenty-one faces, while grains with one or two and more than 8 faces are quite rare and have a high value. Three-, four-, five- and six-faced rudrakshas are the most available and popular, five-faced rudraksha is most often found in stores.
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