Rudraksha Report

Description

The Rudraksha Report recommends the Mukhi Rudraksha matched to your Vedic birth chart and explains how and when it is traditionally worn. Arjun, a Sydney-based Vedic astrologer, prepares it for anyone drawn to Rudraksha for spiritual practice, focus or planetary support who wants a chart-based choice rather than guesswork.

What’s included

• Birth chart essentials
• How Rudraksha can support your chart
• Your recommended Mukhi Rudraksha, matched to your Ascendant, key planets, Moon Nakshatra and current Dasha period
• Traditional guidance on stringing, wearing and the day to begin

A Mukhi is a natural line running from the top to the bottom of the bead, and each type is traditionally linked to a planet: 1 Mukhi with the Sun, 2 Mukhi with the Moon, 5 Mukhi with Jupiter and 7 Mukhi with Saturn, for example. Rudraksha are regarded as gentler than gemstones, which is why many people start with one.

What I need from you

Your date of birth, exact time of birth and place of birth (town or city and country). A birth certificate or hospital record is the most reliable source for the time. If your time is approximate, tell me when you order so I can allow for it.

Frequently asked questions

How is a Rudraksha usually worn?

Usually on a red or yellow thread, or set in silver or gold, around the neck or wrist. Tradition suggests beginning on an auspicious day, often a Monday, after a short purification and mantra.

Will a Rudraksha heal illness or solve my problems?

No, and I don’t make that claim. Rudraksha are traditional spiritual tools, not a substitute for medical, psychological or financial advice. Please talk your choice through with me before you begin wearing one.

How can I tell whether a bead is genuine?

Genuine beads have natural Mukhi lines running the full length of the bead. Be cautious of rare types offered unusually cheaply, and buy from a source that can explain the bead’s origin.

Read more on my Rudraksha Recommendation Report page.