Rooted in the Śiva Purāṇa, the Rudrākṣa is revered as a living embodiment of Lord Śiva. At RudraTattva, we bring sacred Rudrākṣas from Nepal’s serene Dingla Valley to those who sincerely seek Śiva’s blessings. Rather than selling them, we offer each bead freely as an initiation — a first step on the seeker’s journey. We currently distribute only the five-mukhi Rudrākṣa, safe for all to wear, each carefully selected from Dingla’s trees, consecrated at the holy Pashupatināth Temple, and brought to the U.S. with devotion. One Rudrākṣa is offered per adult. Donations are voluntary and help sustain this seva for others. Supplies are limited and offered on a first-come basis.
All verses below are quoted directly from the Śiva Purāṇa (Vidyeśvara Saṃhitā, Chapter 25). Sanskrit text and verse numbers follow the WisdomLib critical Sanskrit corpus.
Source note: Verses cited from the Śiva Purāṇa, Vidyeśvara Saṃhitā, Chapter 25 (vv. 2, 21–23, 43, 68–73). Sanskrit text and numbering follow the WisdomLib public-domain corpus.
| Mukhi | Deity | Spiritual Benefit | Associated Mantra | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lord Śiva | Grants liberation, detachment, and supreme consciousness | ॐ ह्रीं नमः (Om Hreem Namah) | Very rare; to be worn with utmost reverence |
| 2 | Ardhanārīśvara | Balances masculine and feminine energies | ॐ नमः (Om Namah) | Promotes harmony in relationships |
| 3 | Agni (Fire God) | Removes past karmic burdens; brings purity | ॐ क्लीं नमः (Om Kleem Namah) | Encourages self-discipline |
| 4 | Brahmā | Enhances intellect and creativity | ॐ ह्रौं नमः (Om Hraun Namah) | Favorable for students and thinkers |
| 5 | Kalagni Rudra | Destroys sins; grants liberation and fulfillment | ॐ ह्रीं नमः (Om Hreem Namah) | Universal; safe for all seekers |
| 6 | Kārtikeya | Improves willpower, focus, and courage | ॐ हूम् नमः (Om Hoom Namah) | Ideal for knowledge seekers |
| 7 | Mahālakṣmī | Attracts prosperity and removes misfortune | ॐ हुं नमः (Om Hum Namah) | Balances material and spiritual energies |
| 8 | Gaṇeśa | Removes obstacles; enhances intellect | ॐ हूम् नमः (Om Hoom Namah) | For success and clarity |
| 9 | Durga | Protects from negativity and fear | ॐ ह्रीं हुं नमः (Om Hreem Hum Namah) | Strengthens inner power |
| 10 | Viṣ्णु | Removes sins and grants peace | ॐ ह्रौं नमः (Om Hraun Namah) | Brings balance and detachment |
| 11 | Ekādaśa Rudras | Gives long life, courage, and health | ॐ ह्रीं हुं नमः (Om Hreem Hum Namah) | For householders and yogis alike |
| 12 | Sūrya (Sun) | Radiance, leadership, and vitality | ॐ क्रौं नमः (Om Kraun Namah) | Improves confidence and energy |
| 13 | Kāmadeva | Fulfills desires; promotes love and unity | ॐ ह्रीं नमः (Om Hreem Namah) | Bestows charm and peace of mind |
| 14 | Hanumān | Destroys fear and negativity; grants strength | ॐ नमः (Om Namah) | Rare and powerful; protective |
*The table summarizes Purāṇic associations and widely recited mantras used in Śaiva practice.*
Rudrākṣas are offered only in person at Frisco, Texas, on auspicious Shukla Pakṣa Mondays or on Mahā Śivarात्रि. Please use the link below to submit your request. Each request will be reviewed and confirmed before the next offering day.
Request a RudrākṣaThose who wish to go deeper may explore authentic discourses by traditional teachers or Śaiva scholars. We recommend seeking original sources rather than popular media. The RudraTattva journey begins with faith and reflection — true understanding will unfold naturally with devotion.