Rudraksha
The word rudraksha comes from two words — rudra (रुद्र) and aksha (अक्ष). Each bead is counted by its faces, or mukhi, and each mukhi carries a different planet.
The word rudraksha comes from two words — rudra (रुद्र) and aksha (अक्ष). Each bead is counted by its faces, or mukhi, and each mukhi carries a different planet.
A japamala, mala or jaap maala is a string of prayer beads commonly used in Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism and Buddhism. The traditional count is 108 beads and one sumeru.
The nine ratnas of the navagraha. A stone strengthens whatever its planet is already doing — which is why none should be worn before the chart has been read.
Pyramids and yantras used in Vastu correction, placed according to the direction and nature of the dosha found at the site.
Natural crystals kept in the home, the puja room or the workplace. Simple objects, and best used simply.
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Japmala
Japmala
Japmala
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Japmala
Japmala
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Birth Stones
Pyramids
Pyramids
Pyramids
Crystals
Crystals
Crystals
Crystals
A gemstone amplifies the planet it belongs to. If that planet is already causing difficulty in your chart, strengthening it is the opposite of a remedy — and this is the most common mistake made by people who buy on the strength of a sun-sign chart found online.
Guruji prescribes a stone only after reading the kundali, and for a blue sapphire he will normally ask you to wear it on trial first.
Tell Guruji which item interests you and he will come back with availability, the exact price and whether it actually suits your chart.