Rudraksham Jaagrit Rudraksha Mala Free Size Energised Rudraksha Chain

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Namah Parvati Pataye Har Har Mahadev..!!Jaagrit Rudraksha Mala Energized Free Size is the 5 Mukhi Rudraksha mala of 108+1 beads which was worshipped and energised with Rudrabhishek done on it on mahashivratri every year by Rudraksham. This is free size because this is a normal Rudraksha Mala of 32 Inches both sided that anyone wear.rigin: Indonesian (Please read the difference between Indonesian and Nepali Rudraksha here before ordering)Material: Natural Beads with PhulnaNumber of beads: 108+1Feature: Jaagrit (Energised)On the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri, 01st March 2022, Rudraksha Hub conducted a Maharudrabhishek at a Kashi Khandokt temple, Prahladeshwar temple, Prahlad Ghat, Ganga Ghat, Varanasi (Kashi). Mahashivratri is an occasion of Lord Shiva's marriage to Goddess Parvati. On this very day, he brought his Shiv Barat of all the Aughads, Shivdaanis, Sadhus, saints, priests, dead bodies and skeletons of the Shiva followers and Shiva clan. Lord Shiva is the Lord of life and death. He is the provider of Salvation and freedom from after-life soul threats. He is said to reside in the Shamshaan Ghat, the cremation ground. He is the Lord of the Kal or the Lord of Deaths. He considers the departed souls as his own and thus, he brought them to his Baraat also.However, this takes a turn when Goddess Parvati's family could not understand the implications and his marriage took time to take place on the occasion of Holi. The importance of Mahashivratri can be noted with the fact that there is one more story about why Rudrabhishek is done on Lord Shiva. The story goes in a manner that a very brave king, Bhagirath was a non-believer of God. He went on a tour of his kingdom and he insulted a Pooja that was going on on the way conducted by the peasants. They asked him to stay for the Pooja and take Pooja prasad before leaving. Bhagirath was in his temper and he choose to ignore the peasants. When one of the peasants tried to give him the Prasad, Bhagirath's rage and ego