The Sarpa Sutra is a consecrated copper ring in the form of a coiled snake. Wearing a metal ring – especially made of copper – on the ring finger stabilizes the body and provides the fundamental support for sadhana or spiritual practices for a seeker. With the right kind of sadhana, wearing the Sarpa Sutra can become a key to mystical dimensions of life.
The Devi Abhaya Sutra is a specially consecrated cotton thread. When it is tied around the wrist, it can be supportive to remove one’s fear and fulfill ambitions. Women wear it on the left wrist, men on the right. It must be worn for a minimum of 40 days. It can be removed by untying or severing it by a flame. It can then be disposed of either by burying it in wet soil, or burning it and applying the ashes from the pit of one’s throat down to just below the sternum.
Nada Brahma Vishwaswaroopa Nada Hi Sakala Jeevaroopa Nada Hi Karma Nada Hi Dharma Nada Hi Bandhana Nada Hi Mukti Nada Hi Shankara Nada Hi Shakti Nadam Nadam Sarvam Nadam Nadam Nadam Nadam Nadam
Rudra means Shiva, aksha means teardrops. Rudraksha are the teardrops of Shiva. These teardrops fell upon the earth and became Rudraksha.
Rudra means Shiva, aksha means teardrops. Rudraksha are the teardrops of Shiva. These teardrops fell upon the earth and became Rudraksha.
Rudra means Shiva, aksha means teardrops. Rudraksha are the teardrops of Shiva. These teardrops fell upon the earth and became Rudraksha.
Rudra means Shiva, aksha means teardrops. Rudraksha are the teardrops of Shiva. These teardrops fell upon the earth and became Rudraksha.
Rudra means Shiva, aksha means teardrops. Rudraksha are the teardrops of Shiva. These teardrops fell upon the earth and became Rudraksha.
Rudra means Shiva, aksha means teardrops. Rudraksha are the teardrops of Shiva. These teardrops fell upon the earth and became Rudraksha.
Rudra means Shiva, aksha means teardrops. Rudraksha are the teardrops of Shiva. These teardrops fell upon the earth and became Rudraksha.