7 Mukhi Kantha Mala

The 7 Mukhi Rudraksha (Seven-Faced Rudraksha) is a sacred bead representing Goddess Mahalakshmi, the deity of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. It is also connected to Saturn (Shani) and is believed to pacify its malefic effects.

A mala made of 7 Mukhi beads typically contains 108 + 1 (meru) beads strung together with silk, wool, or thread.

 Who Should Wear the 7 Mukhi Mala?

• Individuals suffering from financial instability, debts, or job insecurities.
• Business owners or entrepreneurs seeking growth, success, and stability.
• Those with malefic Saturn (Shani Dosha) in their horoscope.
• People suffering from arthritis, muscle pain, paralysis, or nerve-related issues.
• Anyone wanting to attract wealth, peace of mind, and spiritual upliftment.

Why Wear the 7 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala?

• Attracts wealth and opens up new financial opportunities.
• Helps in overcoming mental confusion, fear, and lack of confidence.
• Balances the Mooladhara (Root) Chakra, grounding you to reality and building inner strength.
• Pacifies the effects of Shani (Saturn), reducing delays, bad luck, and failures.
• Brings peace, prosperity, and mental clarity to the wearer.

How to Wear the 7 Mukhi Mala?

1. Day to Wear: Wear it on a Saturday morning after a bath.
2. Purification Ritual:
   • Clean the mala with Ganga Jal or clean water.
   • Place it in your puja place and offer incense, sandalwood paste, and flowers.
   • Chant the mantra “ॐ हं हं नमः” (Om Hum Hum Namah) or “Om Mahalakshmyai Namah” 108 times.
3. Wearing Place:
   • Can be worn around the neck, or kept at the altar if not wearing regularly.
   • If wearing on the arm, ensure it’s worn in a silk or wool thread.

Do’s After Wearing the 7 Mukhi Mala

• Respect the mala: Treat it as a divine object.
• Chant mantras regularly (especially related to Mahalakshmi or Saturn).
• Keep it clean and dry – clean it with a soft cloth every few days.
• Store it in a clean puja box when not wearing.

 Don’ts After Wearing the 7 Mukhi Mala

• Don’t wear it during sexual activity, menstruation, or while visiting funerals.
• Avoid wearing it while eating non-vegetarian food or drinking alcohol.
• Do not let others touch your mala – it’s considered personal and sacred.
• Avoid wearing it while sleeping or bathing (especially with soap or shampoo).