THE MYTH OF RUDRAKSHA

According to the Shiva Purana, the origin of rudraksha is Lord Shiva’s tears. For many years, he had been meditating for the well-being of all living things. When the eyes opened, steaming tears fell, and the ground gave birth to rudraksha trees. Lord Shiva’s 1,008 names reveal various facets of his personality. Lord Shiva is the one who brought about creation, evolution, and disintegration. At the end of time, Lord Shiva dances creation out of existence. Then, at the proper moment, he dances to demolish stillness itself. The result of his dance is the arrival of Narayana, who initiates the process of creation once again. We are able to reach a point when we cease identifying with the relative side of ourselves and realize that we are one with the absolute by the grace of Lord Shiva. This is the actual death of death. This is eternal life. It is the complete annihilation of all constraints and misery in our existence, and only Lord Shiva’s strength can accomplish this miracle. He is referred to be Lord Shiva the Auspicious One for this reason. He dismantles our anxieties and restrictions. He is the epitome of pure goodness. Click here for further information. Rudraksha is a tool for empowering oneself, reducing stress, and attracting prosperity in all facets of life. An group called rudra jyoti is largely focused on encouraging the use of rudraksha. Check us out on the web at www.kamalseetha.com.