The 7 Mukhi Rudraksha (Seven Faced Rudraksha) has 7 natural strips on its surface. It depicts the Anang form of Lord Shiva, unlike other forms. The bead is blessed by Saptamatrikas and provides an abundance of good luck from Goddess Maha Laxmi. The 7 sages of Vedic astrology have also blessed the bead, which makes it even more powerful and full of benefits. It is ruled by planet Saturn, which is a staunch believer of discipline and karma, and keeps a keen eye on karmic deeds.
The best quality of 7 Mukhi Rudraksha (Seven Mukhi Rudraksha) is found in Nepal. It is known to grant the wearer the power to realise the powers within themselves and use them in the best possible way. Once it is attained the person will see fame, progress and good luck.Our bodies are made of energy which is directly linked to the universal energy. Any kind of alteration in the universal front drastically affects human life. According to Vedic astrology, the planetary movement affects different genres of life in the birth chart of each individual. Since they keep changing their nature according to the zodiac signs, some turn out to be beneficial while some turn out to be malefic and affect events in life negatively.
It is at this time, expert astrologers should be consulted regarding the birth chart prediction, to identify the malefic planets and treat them to reduce their effect. Astroyogi for 20 years has been providing a trustworthy platform for consultation regarding any kind of astrological concern. The panel of astrologers are just a call away and will help you treat cosmic problems which are not visible normally.
The 7 Mukhi Rudraksha (Seven Mukhi Rudraksha) is known to remove bad luck from one's life that hinders any kind of growth in spite of hard work and dedication. Its main focus is to remove past karmic sins which have occurred due to drug, adultery, theft etc and is likely to ruin the present. It helps you let go off the hurtful memories of the past and makes you live in the present.
The 7 divine snakes reside in 7 Mukhi rudraksha (Seven Mukhi rudraksha) which adds to the immense power it holds.
It reduces the malefic effect of planet Saturn that restricts happiness and growth.
The wearer of this rudraksha stays unaffected to poisoning.
It cures muscle pain and problems like arthritis.
It assures stabilised wealth.
It helps to increase financial income.
It enhances understanding of interests and artistic skills.
It helps to attract prosperity and contentment.
It helps to remove misery and bad luck in life.
It reduces the malefic effect of planet Venus.
It assures harmony in the relationship.
It helps to feel positive in life and hope.
It helps to open up new opportunities in life.
It helps to cure digestive related problems.
It helps to overcome problems like diabetes.
It connects to the Manipura Chakra in the body that ignites courage and self-esteem.
It helps to attain financial security.
It helps to enhance creativity and also intuition capability.
It helps to treat and reduce the effect of Sade Sati or Panoti time.
It helps to treat heart problems.
It helps to treat sexual related problems.
It opens up new job opportunities and prospects.
Before wearing Seven Faced Rudraksha (7 Mukhi Rudraksha) remember to get it energised by an expert astrologer along with a birth chart analysis to know whether you are eligible to wear rudraksha or not. Ensure to buy the beads from your money instead of someone else, as it would reverse its benefits. Follow the instructions of the astrologer and reap benefits out of this miraculous bead.
Day of wearing: 7 Mukhi rudraksha if asked to be worn on Saturday then its main purpose is to treat the malefic effect of planet Saturn. On the other hand, if you wear it on Friday then it will attract prosperity in life.
Metal: Just like other rudraksha garlands, you can draw the beads in a wool or silk cloth and cap it in silver or gold.
What to do before wearing: wake up early in the morning, take a bath and wear clean clothes. Then sit in the east direction of the temple and chant ‘Om Mahalaxmi Namah’ or ‘Om Hum Namah’ 108 times.
