Dhyan Yog Mala Rudraksha

The Dhyan Yog Mala aids devotees in their spiritual endeavors like Pranayama, Dhyan, and Sadhana. The Mala is made of wool and is designed to be worn on the neck. The Dhyan Yog Mala, deemed significant in Hinduism according to ancient texts, is composed of one bead each of 1 Mukhi (Lord Shiva), Gauri Shankar, 9 Mukhi (Goddess Durga), and 11 Mukhi (Lord Hanuman) Rudraksha, which enhances the wearer’s ability to focus and concentrate and even helps cleanse and balance the Chakras along with blessing the wearer with the grace of the deities. The Mala is even enhanced with the 28 beads of 5 Mukhi Rudraksha. This is one of the most common and popular beads of Rudraksha that bring health, wealth, and happiness. The Mala is made of wool and is designed to be worn on the neck. The Dhyan Yog Mala is a perfect choice for anyone who wants to improve their spiritual growth and attain peace and harmony.

Configuration -

28 x 5 Mukhi

1 x 1 Mukhi

1 x Gaurishankar

1 x 9 Mukhi

1 x 11 Mukhi

•  Health
• Wealth 
• Happiness
• Focus
• Concentration

While anyone can use the Dhyan Yog Mala, we recommend it to those who face issues with concentration and those who face poverty.

• Wash and oil the Rudraksha Mala with almond oil once a month using a soft brush and chant ‘Om Namah Shivaye’ before wearing it the next day.
• Remove it before engaging in sexual intercourse and funeral visits.
• You can remove it while eating non-vegetarian food or drinking alcohol and wear it again later.
• Women can wear it all the time, even during their menstrual cycles.
• To energize it, touch it to a Shivling and chant ‘Om Namah Shivaye’ 11 times. Perform a Rudrabhishek of it when possible.
• Do not wear or use a Rudraksha Mala worn by others. Keep a separate Mala for Japa and for wearing.