Rudraksha bracelet 6 mm

Rudraksha bracelet 6 mm

Bracelet size: 18 cm

The word 'Rudraksha' is derived from two Sanskrit words: 'Rudra,' which is another name for Lord Shiva, and 'Aksha,' which means eye or tear. Thus, 'Rudraksha' can be translated as 'Shiva's tears'.

According to Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva, the lord of meditation and destruction, meditated for the good of mankind. During this deep meditation, tears of compassion fell from his eyes, and these tears are said to have turned into the seeds of Rudraksha. These seeds are considered holy and are often used as prayer beads for meditation, prayer, and protection in Hinduism and other spiritual practices.

Rudraksha beads are characterized by their unique appearance, with multiple faces or 'mukhis' on the surface, and each type of Rudraksha is considered to have specific properties and benefits. They are commonly used as a tool for meditation and are believed to possess spiritual and healing properties.

Rudraksha beads are highly prized in Hindu culture and are also used by people from various other spiritual and religious backgrounds for their perceived spiritual and metaphysical benefits