What is Rudraksha?

  What is Rudraksha? The Rudraksha tree (Elaeocarpus ganitrus) produces the sacred seed known as rudraksha. The Himalayan regions of India, Nepal, and Indonesia are where it is primarily found. The terms " Rudra " and "Aksha," which denote Lord Shiva and the teardrop or eye, respectively, in Sanskrit, are the roots of the word "Rudraksha." Mukhis: Unique Patterns on Rudraksha Beads with Associated Benefits The surface of rudraksha beads has a peculiar naturally occurring pattern called " mukhis " that consists of several parts or faces. There are between one and twenty-one different types of mukhis, each associated with unique characteristics and advantages. Typically, the beads are strung together to form a necklace, bracelet or mala (prayer beads). Although they can also be found in white, black and grey tones, Rudraksh's are predominantly brown in colour. The "Mukhi" is featuring a special surface pattern with numerous