Indra Mala (1 - 21 Mukhi)

Indrani Mala also known as Indra Mala or Indrakshi Mala is the most powerful and potent Rudraksha combination that exists. It is a unique and rare combination that is made using all of 1 to 21 mukhi Rudraksha beads. The Indra Mala blesses the wearer with abundance in all aspects of life. It attracts Divine blessings of Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, Lord Ganesha, Goddess Laxmi, Goddess Durga, all Navgraha (9 Planets) amongst other Deities. It also helps balance all 7 Chakras. Indra Mala is rarest of its kind, many a times other unique beads such as the Gauri Shankar, Ganesh, Savar and Trijuti Rudraksha beads are also added to the Indra Mala to make it still rarer and more powerful. Indrakshi mala symbolizes the epitome of Rudraksha combinations, as per the Katyani Tantra whoever possesses the Indrani Mala all his wishes and desires are fulfilled by the Universe and that he commands power like that of Lord Indra. Also it is stated that only a select few are fortunate enough to be chosen to possess the Indrani Mala.

The Indra Mala is termed as 'King of all Rudraksha Malas' in Vedic tradition. Each Rudraksha bead of the Indra mala possesses its own unique and mystic property, energy and Divine blessings. Together they form an unparalleled source of positive and Divine energy. The Indra Mala blesses with success in all walks of life; it is the ultimate tool for both material and spiritual progress. Indrakshi mala is one of the most auspicious and rare possessions, it is a treasure which is passed from one generation to the next. It is stated that 108 forms of Goddess Gayatri reside in the Indra Mala. Indrani Mala may be strung in thread, silver caps or gold caps but one should ensure that the stringing is as per the correct methodology mentioned in ancient scriptures. The Indra mala can be strung using Rudraksha beads from Nepal or Indonesia or with beads of both varieties. Often recommended to spiritual leaders and other influential individuals from varied fields, the Indra Mala may also be used for Puja purpose rather for wearing purpose.

Benefits of Indra Mala