Expert Guidance to Take Care of Rudraksha
• Buying Genuine Nepali Rudraksha is a lifelong investment. • Although high-quality Nepali rudrakshas have been known for hundreds of years, consumers need to take some steps to ensure that their rudrakshas remain as strong, nutritious, and energetic as possible. • Pre-Purchase Checklist: Before proceeding with the detailed guide, please make sure that you have completed these required steps before purchasing your Rudraksha. • This will allow you to make informed decisions and get the most out of your investment.
Make sure your rudraksha is genuine: • The market for Nepali rudraksha has grown significantly in the last decade. • However, this expansion has also increased the number of fake beads. • Consumers should buy from reputable seller who offer a lifetime money-back guarantee as well as provide a proper certificate for the Rudraksha they have purchased.
Confirm the Origin of Rudraksha: • The origin of Rudraksha is widely accepted in Nepal and it is a well-known fact that Nepali Rudraksha has more energy potential than Rudraksha of other countries. • Furthermore, depending on the origin of your beads, care instructions may vary. • Rudraksha beads are mostly from Nepal, while Japmala beads (5-9 mm) are always from Indonesia. • Please double-check the origin of your beads before proceeding with the care instructions.
Confirm the energy status of your bead: • Nepali Rudraksha must be energetic according to Vedic principles using username and tribe. • After regaining energy, the user needs to perform Mantra Sadhana (recitation of Beej Mantra at the prescribed time) to keep the Rudraksha energetic and maintain its strength. • Rudralife energizes each bead according to Vedic principles and gives each customer a complete guide on how to continue their mantra sadhana. • If you have any questions or concerns about your Rudraksha, please Contact Rudralife and a support representative will respond as soon as possible.
Care of Rudraksha: • How much care should be taken for an individual Rudraksha is determined by the quality of the bead? A + grade Rudraksha beads are considered to be the least preserved beads due to the time spent in nature and full-grown and nourished beads. • Lightweight, low-quality beads are cut prematurely, they require extra care and are likely to break within a few months or years after purchase. • Considering that your Rudraksha is an A + grade bead, here are some important care tips to ensure that your Rudraksha stays in good health for as long as possible:
• Oiling Rudraksha beads: Oil (preferably Rudraksha seed oil or almond oil) is Rudraksha's best friend. According to experts, apply oil to your Rudraksha with a soft brush. • Keep your Rudraksha beads away from chemicals found in soaps, hand washes, sanitizers, deodorants, and other beauty products that can cause them to dry out and lose their color. • Avoid soaking Rudraksha in water. If your Rudraksha comes in contact with water, dry it with air or cotton cloth. Apply oil after rudraksha dries to prevent cracking. • Rudraksha should not be soaked in ghee or milk. This is a false and futile practice that will cause mold on your Rudraksha beads. At the time of energy, Rudraksha is washed with Panchamrita.