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[ad_1] Add a mala blessed with a sacred intention to your altar and your vibrations will merge with those in the cosmos taking you to... Continue reading
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[ad_1] Prayer beads, known as japa mala by the Hindus and by yoga practitioners around the world, are used to keep count of the repetitions... Continue reading
[ad_1] Lady-luck will shine brightly on the wearer of a thirteen Mukhi Rudraksha represented by dual Gods “Lord Kamdev (God of Love) and Lord Indra”... Continue reading
[ad_1] The Rudraksha bead is known to almost all Indians and many others interested in Hinduism all over the world. It is a bead worn... Continue reading
[ad_1] Those familiar with Indian lore in general will have heard of or seen images of Shiva, the quintessential tantra god. Shiva is depicted as... Continue reading
Rudraksha Beads No single tree is as rich with scriptural references, spiritual myths and legends as the Rudraksha. Its beads have long been sought for... Continue reading
Rudraksha: Religious Significance and Scientific Research Scientific view: Do Rudrakshas Really Work? Research on Rudraksha, Studies and Thesis Papers While the prominence of Rudraksha bead... Continue reading
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