Siddha Mala (1 - 14 Mukhi)

Siddha Mala is regarded as the second most powerful and significant Rudraksha combination or mala after the Indra Mala. The Siddha Mala is made using 1 – 14 mukhi Rudraksha beads. The properties, significance and benefits of 1 mukhi to up to 14 mukhi rudraksha beads are mentioned in the Shiva Purana. Other than 1 – 14 mukhi Rudraksha beads sometimes other unique and rare beads such as Gauri Shankar, Ganesh, Trijuti, Sawar are also used in the Siddh Mala making it rarer and more powerful. Each of these Rudraksha bead have varied mystic properties and blesses the wearer with different benefits. The Siddha Mala blesses devotees with all four Purusharthas namely Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. As per Akshamalika Upanishad the wearer of the Siddha Mala is blessed by all Deities and Navgraha. All negative karma, Planetary Doshas and malefic effects are nullified and the native gains relief and is protected against all miseries, misfortunes, dangers and negativities.

Siddha Mala is an excellent tool for growth in both personal and professional life, be it for a family man or a spiritual sadhak. The Siddha Mala removes all obstacles and hurdles and blesses a devotee with both material and spiritual gains. The Siddha Mala is a spiritual treasure which is passed from one generation to the next. It can be used for both wearing or for puja purposes; many sadhaks also use it for mediation and dhyaana. The auspicious mala can be strung in thread, silver capping or gold capping and can be made using Nepali, Indonesian or a combination of both types of beads. It is important to strung and use the mala correctly as per the methodology given in ancient Vedic scriptures. Wearing the Siddha Mala has numerous benefits for body and mind. It helps balance all Chakras, pacify all Planets, attract good fortune and positivity and help manifest wishes and desires. The Siddh Mala also bestows peace of mind, harmony at home, good health and abundance.

Benefits of Siddha Mala