Indra Mala

The Indra Mala is one of the rarest and most powerful Mala consisting of the Rudraksha beads from 1 Mukhi to 21 Mukhi, Gaurishankar, Ganesh, Sawar, and even the Trijuti Rudraksha. The Indra Mala is beautifully strung in gold caps and woolen spacers, paying homage to our Shastras. The Indra Mala, a rarity that’s desired by many, symbolizes Lord Shiva’s grace and blessings and confers the benefits of all the Gods and Goddesses on the wearer. It protects the wearer from negativity and harm and bestows wealth, success, charisma, and divine illumination. The Indra Mala is a great addition for everyone but it’s especially ideal for those who wish to achieve the highest level of excellence in every crucial aspect of their lives and enjoy a healthy life that’s filled with riches and happiness beyond compare. The Indra Mala is more than just a pendant, it is the penultimate encapsulation of power and auspiciousness, a significant source of inner strength and inspiration, and a defining embodiment of divine bliss.

Configuration -

1 x 1 Mukhi half-moon

1 x 2 Mukhi

1 x 3 Mukhi

1 x 4 Mukhi

1 x 5 Mukhi

1 x 6 Mukhi

1 x 7 Mukhi

1 x 8 Mukhi

1 x 9 Mukhi

1 x 10 Mukhi

1 x 11Mukhi

1 x 12 Mukhi

1 x 13 Mukhi

1 x 14 Mukhi

1 x 15 Mukhi

1 x 16 Mukhi

1 x 17 Mukhi

1 x 18 Mukhi

1 x 19 Mukhi

1 x 20 Mukhi

1 x 21 Mukhi

1 x Gaurishankar Rudraksha

1 x Ganesh Rudraksha

1 x Trijuti Rudraksha

1 x Sawar Rudraksha

•  Wealth
• Success
• Charisma
• Protects against negativity 

The Indra Mala is for those who want to achieve greatness. This Mala is worn by successful entrepreneurs, businessmen, industrialists, and politicians.

• Wash and oil the Indra 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 visiting funerals.
• 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 menstrual cycles.
• To energise 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.