15 Mukhi Rudraksha

Presiding Deity: Lord Pashupatinath

Ruling Planet: Jupiter

Beej Mantra: Om Hreem Namah

Benefits: Best substitute for 1 mukhi, Nepal Rudraksha. Good for wealth and asset creation. properties similar to 14 Mukhi like awakening the sixth sense and helping in making the right decisions.

Origin: Nepal

Description:

What is the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha?

The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha is a rare bead with fifteen natural lines or facets on its surface. It represents the divine form of Lord Shiva as Pashupatinath, the Lord of all creatures, and the third eye of Lord Shiva, the source of wisdom and power. It is blessed by Lord Shiva and Lord Jupiter, who bestows the wearer with spiritual growth, wealth, good fortune, and good luck. It helps the wearer overcome the animalistic nature and create wealth and prosperity with ethical means. It also enhances visualization skills, decision-making, and good prospects. It improves the health of the heart, eyes, and reproductive organs. The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha is available in large, collector, and super collector sizes.

About the ruling planet Jupiter

The ruling planet of the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha is Jupiter, also known as Guru or Brihaspati in Vedic astrology. Jupiter is the planet of wisdom, expansion, generosity, and spirituality. It represents the fire element and the color yellow. Jupiter governs the signs of Sagittarius and Pisces and the ninth and twelfth houses in the horoscope. Jupiter can bring luck, fortune, optimism, and growth in one’s endeavors. However, it can also cause excessiveness, extravagance, arrogance, and dogmatism if it’s afflicted or ill-placed. The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha helps balance and harmonize the effects of Jupiter in one’s horoscope. It can help overcome the challenges and obstacles that Jupiter may bring, such as a lack of direction, confusion, overindulgence, and wastefulness. It can also help enhance the positive qualities of Jupiter, such as wisdom, creativity, communication, and spirituality.

Different ways to wear the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha

The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha can be worn in different ways depending on one’s preference and purpose. Some of the common ways are:

• The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha can be worn as a single bead or in combination with other Mukhi Rudraksha. It can be strung in a silk/wool thread or capped in silver or gold. It can be worn on either hand or around the neck.
• The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha can be worn in our popular combinations like the Indra mala, the Siddha mala, or the Maha Mrityunjay mala.
• A personalized combination can be made by using the free recommendation of our experts to know which combination will provide you with the best outcomes.
• However, before wearing any of these ways, one should follow some guidelines and precautions, such as:
• Buying them from a trusted seller who can provide a certificate of authenticity and lab testing report checking their shape and origin.
• Consulting an astrologer.
• Wearing them the next morning after taking a bath and wearing clean clothes.
• Keeping them clean and dry.

Story about the presiding deity:

There are various stories and pieces of folklore about how this form of Lord Shiva originated. Lord Shiva, along with Goddess Parvati, decided to transform themselves into an antelope/deer. They roamed around in the forests of Nepal along the Bhagmati River. Very soon the Devatas began their search for them. When they traced Mahadev and his divine consort, they requested them to return to their original forms. Since the Lord himself had changed into an animal and coexisted with other living beings he was given the name of Pashupatinath. The Sanskrit scriptures address Lord Shiva as Sarva Pakshi Mriga Deepaaya Namah!

As Pashupatinath, he can provide life to humans and animals at will. He can also exercise his free will to withdraw the same. As Pashupatinath, his form is very powerful to behold. His hands wield the battle axe known as Parashu, a drum known as Damru, a stick called Danda, a bow and arrow, spear, sling, noose, and a club known as a Khatwang. He wears the Rudraksha Mala and carries a skull, a lotus flower, a discus, and a sword. The temple of Pashupatinath in Nepal venerates and eulogizes this beautiful form of Lord Shiva who is impartial in his acceptance of all living creatures. One of his most powerful weapons the Pashupataastra has been mentioned in scriptures for its supernatural power to destroy evil.