Rudraksha: The Tears of Rudra
Satish K. Kapoor
The use of rudraksha berries as a memory device for religious purposes is as much in vogue among Indians (especially Shaivites) as the use of Phreng-ba among Tibetans, Shozuku-dzu among Japanese, ...
Rudra
Lord Shiva ; Rudra is said to have sprung from Brahma's forehead and is one of the holy trinity.
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Rudraksh
Ultrasum Bead. It is the fruit of this tree and is considered sacred by the hindus. It is woven into a rosary and worn around the neck.
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Rudra: the dreadful one; another name for S' î v a, or for his eleven inferior expansions who rose from his male half as the Rudras.
Rudra granthi
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psychic knot or block between ajna and sahasrara chakras ...
Rudraksha : Seeds from a tree sacred to Shiva, often strung as beads for malas. Legend has it that the rudraksha seed was created from the tears of Lord Rudra, thus endowing it with great spiritual power.
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Rudra (Lord Shiva)
Rudra is said to have sprung from Brahma's forehead and is one of the holy trinity
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Main article: Rudra
Three-headed Shiva, Gandhara, 2nd century CE ...
rudra hiranyavartani violent and moving in the paths of light. [RV 5.75.3]
Rudras the fierce, impetuous ones; [a group of Gods, in the Veda sometimes identified with the Maruts, later eleven (or thirty-three) minor deities led by Rudra (Siva)].
Rudraksha, Tulsi, Crystal, Sandal Malas (Rosary for mantras)
Yantra
Color, on Copper plate, Crystal Yantras, Shree Yantra, Gayatri Yantra, Laxmi yantra and more..
Rudras, Adityas, Vasus, Saadhyas, Vishwedevas, Ashvins, Maruts, Ushmapas, Gandharvas, Yakshas, Asuras, and Siddhas; they all amazingly gaze at You. (11.22) ...
RUDRA:
The Lord as destroyer, a form of Lord Shiva. As the fierce aspect of God, Rudra inspires both great love and great fear among his worshipers.
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Rudra
Svara Sadhana
Svara Sadhana, practice of breath, is the revealer of Satya, Brahman and bestower of the Supreme Knowledge and Bliss. Perform calm acts during the flow of Ida and harsh acts during the flow of Pingala.
In the famous Rudra-Adhyaya or the Satarudriya of the Yajur-Veda, we have a majestic, universalised description of Lord Siva, a chant which we are accustomed to everyday in the temple.
Cosmically Siva-Rudra is the active force of mahat (cosmic mind), both regenerative and destructive; ...
Brahma Granthi, Vishnu Granthi and Rudra Granthi. It destroys phlegm which is the bolt or obstacle to the door at the mouth of Brahma Nadi (Sushumna). It enables one to know the Kundalini.
Jalandhara Bandha: Vishuddi (Throat) Chakra and Rudra Granthi
This is the throat energy valve preventing the energy from being lost through the throat chakra and redirecting it inward and up.
Then the Kundalini pierces the Rudragranthi. After that, it pierces all the six lotuses or the plexus. Then the Kundalini Sakti is happy with Siva in Sahasradala Kamala, the thousand-petalled lotus.
Some keep a MALA or garland of beads of Tulsi, Rudraksha, Crystal, Sandalwood etc to keep the count. This is a good practice and has definite benefits to the body and mind.
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Parichaya the absorption deepens and in nishpatti the knot of Rudra is pierced and the Kundalini may ascend to the center at the crown of the head.
The presiding deity is Rudra, who is vermilion color with ashes smeared over the body. He has three eyes, and his hands symbolize the boon of fearlessness that he grants to his devotee.
chant Sanskrit mantras which can either be Nama Sankirtana (chants that consist of short Sanskrit phrases, typically names of God) or swadhyaya (chanting of longer texts). The texts include the Guru Gita, morning and evening Arati, Shree Rudram, ...
 See also: Yoga, Mantra, Body, Meditation, India
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