1 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha

1 Mukhi Rudraksha :

• Shiva, the highest deity, is represented by one Mukhi Rudraksha. It frequently resembles a half-moon or a cashew nut.
• Though its availability in the future is uncertain, a single mukhi seed does not exist in nature with its spherical shape.
• Online retailers frequently sell 1 mukhi round beads from Nepal; these beads are frequently immature, with four or five internal seeds but just one naturally occurring face.
• The only other source for a superior 1 mukhi is Nepal, and it is available in two shapes: oval and lentil. This Rudraksha is for you if you wish to have the best of both worlds: material achievement and a strong spiritual connection.
• Wearing this rudraksha makes the wearer fearless and impervious to the power of any negative energy or hostility. Focus is sharpened, sins are cleansed, and one is left feeling content and at peace with themselves through spirituality.
• Wearers of this Rudraksha report feeling more drawn to God, the greatest energy, and less connected to worldly worries.
• This Rudraksha is special because it enhances both the wearer's physical and spiritual well-being. 

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Origin: Haridwar & Rameswaram (India)Ruling Deity: Lord Shiva

Ruling Planet: The Sun

Bheej Mantras: “Om Hreem Namah”, “Om Rudra”, “Om Aim Namah”

Related Chakras: Sahasrara Chakra

Size of Beads:

• 10-12mm-Regular
• 13-14mm-Large
• 15-16mm-Collector
• 16 above-super Collector

       The Vedic Scriptures mention Lord Shiva and one Mukhi Rudraksha as follows:

• The cosmos is thought to have been created, maintained, or preserved, and destroyed by the Hindu trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
•  God Shiva is also known as the divinity of eternity, Parabrahma, the God of Unmanifested Identity, or the Formless Divine Being. This is because, according to numerous mythological accounts from around the world, he is the INFINITE DIVINE, having no beginning and no end outside of himself.
• This is represented by the ancient manifestation of the sacred sound "OM," which is thought to be the most effective mantra for banishing the most powerful malefic energy force. 
• It is crucial to keep in mind that Lord Shiva is not the cause of the universe's destruction in a negative sense, but rather in a positive one, since he acts as a catalyst for the establishment of a new world order through the elimination of illusions and imperfections when the universe's equilibrium is upset. 
• Shiva's holy energy can only then enter the world as a destroyer of evil forces at their source, bringing peace and harmony back to it. 
• Lord Shiva is believed to have a bluish appearance because of his depiction in many images, despite the fact that his face and neck are noticeably blue and the rest of his body is white. 
• In the event that Lord Shiva's Third Eye, also known as Tryambakam, opens, it is believed that the world will end completely. Lord Shiva is frequently shown in the meditative posture that has earned him the title "Yogi" or "Lord of Yoga." Lord Shiva is a resident of the holy mountain Kailash in the Himalayas. 
  
  

3.     Guidelines to keep your 1-Mukhi Rudraksha in good condition:

• Wearing the 1-Mukhi Rudraksha is most effective in the morning. After taking a bath, one should put on a mala or rudraksha. You should always recite the mantra when you put on the Rudraksha. Worship it and present it with a ghee Diya (light) and an incense stick.
• Wearing a Rudraksha before taking a bath is not recommended, nor should one handle it with unclean hands. 
• There isn't any specific literature on eating habits related to wearing rudrakshas, but although it's not necessary, vegetarianism and a satvic lifestyle should be adopted. For the best results, eating a healthy diet is advised. 
• One crucial point to remember is that Rudraksha should never be taken to the burial site or cremation area. Rudraksha should be avoided even when a newborn is being born or when a baby is being born. 
• Maintain a clean Rudraksha at all times. It is possible for dust and debris to collect in the bead's pores. Try to clean these as often as you can. Replace the thread if it gets tangled or broken. Wash your Rudraksha with milk or Ganga Jal after washing. This preserves its holiness. 
• Keep the Rudraksha lubricated at all times. Offer them the incense sticks and oil the bead after routine cleaning. This is quite crucial. particularly if the bead is stored for an extended period of time or is not used for a while. 
• Disclaimer: 1. Mukhi Rudraksha, also known as Bhadraksha, is exclusively found in Haridwar (the Himalayan Belt) and Rameswaram.

Additional information 

Rules:

Guidelines for maintaining your 1-Mukhi Rudraksha:

•  Wearing it in the morning is the ideal time to do so. After taking a bath, one should put on a mala or Rudraksha.
• It is normally customary to recite the mantra when donning the Rudraksha. Worship it and present it with a ghee Diya (light) and an incense stick. Wearing a Rudraksha before taking a bath is not recommended, nor should one handle it with unclean hands.
• There is a lack of specialized literature on eating habits related to wearing Rudraksha; however, a vegetarian diet and a satvic lifestyle are advised, even though they are not necessary. For the best results, eating a healthy diet is advised.
• A crucial point to remember is that Rudraksha should never be taken to the burial site or cremation area. Rudraksha should be avoided even when a newborn is being born or when a baby is being born.
• Make sure your Rudraksha is always clean. It is possible for dust and debris to collect in the bead's pores. Try to clean these as often as you can. Replace the thread if it gets tangled or broken. Wash your Rudraksha with milk or Ganga Jal after washing. This preserves its holiness.
• Make sure the Rudraksha is always lubricated. Offer them the incense sticks and oil the bead after routine cleaning. This is quite crucial. particularly if the bead is stored for an extended period of time or is not used for a while. 

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What is 1-Mukhi Rudraksha? 

• A One Mukhi Rudraksha is a symbol of Shiva, the ultimate deity. It frequently resembles a half-moon or a cashew nut. Though its availability in the future is uncertain, a One mukhi seed does not exist in nature with its spherical shape.
• Online retailers frequently sell 1 mukhi round beads from Nepal; these beads are frequently immature, with four or five internal seeds but just one naturally occurring face.
• The only other source for a superior 1 mukhi is Nepal, and it is available in two shapes: oval and lentil. This Rudraksha is for you if you wish to have the best of both worlds: material achievement and a strong spiritual connection.
• Wearing this rudraksha makes the wearer fearless and impervious to the power of any negative energy or hostility. Focus is sharpened, sins are cleansed, and one is left feeling content and at peace with themselves through spirituality.
• Wearers of this Rudraksha report feeling more drawn to God, the greatest energy, and less connected to worldly worries. This Rudraksha is special because it enhances both the wearer's physical and spiritual well-being.