Introduction to Spiritual Beads and Their ImportanceSpiritual beads aren’t just small pieces of stone, wood, or glass threaded together. They’re powerful tools packed with centuries of tradition and meaning. From the mala beads used in meditation practices in Hinduism and Buddhism to the rosary beads in Christianity, these tiny objects serve as
Visit us at www.rudratree.com for authentic gemstones and Rudraksha beads.On the seventh day of Navaratri, we worship Goddess Kalaratri, the fiercest and most protective form of Maa Durga. Known for her fearsome appearance, Kalaratri is the destroyer of evil forces and the remover of darkness. She is depicted riding a donkey, with disheveled hair a
Visit us at www.rudratree.com for authentic gemstones and Rudraksha beads.On the fifth day of Navaratri, we honor Goddess Skandamata, the benevolent mother of Lord Skanda (Kartikeya), the warrior deity. Skandamata is the embodiment of motherly love, compassion, and protection. She is often depicted seated on a lion, holding her divine child Skanda
Visit us at www.rudratree.com for authentic gemstones and Rudraksha beads.On the sixth day of Navaratri, we honor Goddess Katyayani, the fierce warrior form of Maa Durga. Known for her valor and determination, Katyayani is invoked for strength and protection against evil forces. She is depicted riding a lion, holding a sword in her hand, symbolizin
For centuries, the Rudraksha beads, also referred to as the "tears of Lord Shiva," have been revered in the spirituality of the Hindu religion. The Rudraksha tree, also known as Elaeocarpus ganitrus, is the source of these sacred beads. The Rudraksha fruit is produced by the Rudraksha tree. For the purpose of ensuring the quality and effectiveness