 Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha has natural two lines which is called the facets or Mukh. The Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of Chandra and Surya. The person who wears this Rudraksha after proper Siddhi will always accompanied by two Gods i.e. Lord Surya and Chandra Deva. The wearer of Dvi Mukhi discovers veneration and belief incessantly mounting within them. It erases difference of opinions between the teacher and the pupil, the father and the son, the husband and the wife and friends. It ascertains unity amongst them.
According to various Puranas, Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of Ardhanarishwara, a joint image of the Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shakti). It brings unity like the family unity in form, speech and meaning. It is elliptical in shape and is available in 2 varieties - Nepal and Haridwar (India). The price of Dvi Mukhi from Nepal is pretty much higher compared to Haridwar, due to its lower availability. Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha establishes harmony with Moon. Since Moon is the ruler of ones mind and emotional being, the rudraksha enhances concentration, power of thinking and emotional relationships. It also gives boost to all the physical and spiritual aspects ruled by the planet. Wearer of Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha Those confronting hindrance in getting married or couples desiring children should wear Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha. People with problems in relationship and to improve his/her personal and social contacts and win friends can also wear this Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha. Mantras of Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha "Om Namah Shivay", this mantra can be used for all Rudraksha. Any of the following Mantras can be used for Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha: Recommendations for Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha Minimum 3 beads of the Dvi Mukhi Rudraksha, strung in red thread or metal of desire is always suggested. A mala of 108 and 1 Meru bead strung in red thread or metal is of preference. This article is a stub. You can enrich by adding more information to it. Send your Write Up to content@indianetzone.com (Last Updated on : 20-01-2017) |
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