Nine Mukhi
It is said to be associated with confidence, good character, happiness and
sound health.
This Rudraksha can help amass wealth, property, assets and lead a
luxurious life and help fulfill dreams and ambitions. It makes you more
energised and more action oriented.
The Nine Mukhi Rudraksha is the form of Goddess Durga(Shakti). It
contains the power of Nine Deities or NavDurga. The worshippers
of Shakti must wear this Rudraksha to increase their self power
and mental concentration. This Rudraksha is usually worn on the
occasion of Navratri to obtain the blessings of mother Goddess
Durga.
The Nine Mukhi Rudraksha is ruled by the planet "Ketu" whose
malefic effects are similar to those of "Rahu" and "Shani". This
Rudraksha controls these effects and has the following
characteristics :
• The 9 Mukhi Rudraksha is a symbol of Mother Durga. It is also a
symbol of Lord Bhairava Yama (The Lord of Death) and Sage Kapila.
• Represented by Ketu (Dragon's Tail), this Rudraksha helps counteract
the malefic effects of Ketu. Ketu causes mental fatigue, poverty,
helplessness, inactivity of mind and body.
• The 9 Mukhi Rudraksha is blessed with the power of Navadurga which
stimulates mind and body, enhances mental sharpness and alertness,
increases physical strength, concentration power, patience and
control over one's anger and enhanced communication skills.
• The wearer is also blessed with the grace and power of Bhairava. He
obtains honour, attains fearlessness and pleasures of family life.
• 9 Mukhi Rudraksha is essential for the worshipper of Shakti. The
wearer is blessed with fearlessness, energy, fame, respect, dynamism
and a successful life. This Rudraksha imparts Bhoga(Life's pleasures)
and Moksha(Salvation).
• Recommended for people suffering from fever, eye disorders, skin
diseases, lung diseases, bowel and body pain.
• Nine faced Rudraksha is worn on a Monday. One bead should be
capped in either gold or silver, strung on a red thread and worn with
chanting of mantras.
• Mantra : 'Om Hreem Hum Namaha' , 'Navdurgayai Namah'.