Guru
MY father sri k.p karthikeya kurup & My father in law
p.k jayakrishna panicker padoor
Rudraksham Rudraksham is the seed of the Rudraksha tree. These trees are mostly found in abundance in Nepal, in the Himalayan slpes. The dry seeds form the rudraksha bead, which is being used as a rosary and also worn as a chain. The seed is rough in texture, with the surface divided into segments by ridges running from top to bottom. These form the faces of the rudraksha. The number of faces range from 1 to 10. A major percentage of beads available have 5 or 6 faces. The single face rudraksha, considered to be the form of Lord Siva, is very rare and unique. Two faced rudraksha – Devi. The three face rudraksha – Agni. The four face rudraksha – Brahma. The five face rudraksha – Kalakni Rudra. The six face rudraksha – Subramanian. The seven face rudraksha – Manmadan. The eight face rudraksha – Vinayaga. The nine face rudraksha – Bhairava. The ten face rudraksha – Vishnu. The eleven...
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