Indra Mala symbolises the pinnacle of achieving prowess whether in material world or the spiritual universe.
Indra Mala made up of all the Rudraksha from 1 mukhi till the 21 mukhi, Gauri Shankar, Sawar, and Trijuti is the rarest of all the Rudraksha combinations on this planet.
The reference and description of 1 mukhi up to 14 mukhi Rudrakshas has been given in the ancient scriptures, 15 mukhi Rudraksha is known as Pashupati Rudraksha and is beneficial for spiritual enhancement. 16 mukhi is known as Jai Rudraksha, its supernatural power gives protection against thefts and all types of losses. 17 mukhi is known as Vishwakarma Rudraksha and the wearer of this can achieve sudden wealth, increase in inner consciousness and spiritual power. 18 mukhi is known as Bhumi Rudraksha, the planet earth and the wearer gets success in estate dealings as well as good relations in the family. 19 mukhi is known as Narayan Rudraksha, it fulfills ambitions by sharpening the business acumen. 20 mukhi is Brahma Rudraksha, it enhances knowledge at a very high level as well as it gives mental peace. 21mukhi the rarest Rudraksha is called the Kuber Rudraksha, it gives all worldly pleasures, happiness and luxury. All kinds of adversities and negative aspects are removed and the wearer finds success in all spheres. Due to great rarity of the beads it may take months to deliver the Indra mala and only a few lucky ones can hope to acquire this mala. For the successful achievers and people who want to reach the top level, wearing of all the Indra Mala is considered most auspicious by the great epics.
For the successful achievers and for visualizers who aim for the top, wearing of all the 1 mukhi to 21 mukhi Rudrakshas is considered most auspicious by the great epics. Ancient scriptures advocate wearing all the mukhi Rudraksha which empowers one to achieve the best with much less efforts.
Indra Mala is a unique configuration which never lets wealth go away from the family it stays in. It is passed down to generations and acts as a custodian of hard earned wealth. Luxury and wealth take on innumerable forms to stay close to the wearer or worshipper of Indra Mala.
Indra, the God of firmament and the king of the abode of Gods, is probably the most colorful character in Hindu mythology. In the Rig Veda - Indra stands tall as the Leader of Gods. He is variously depicted as the champion of Devas, the God of war, the weilder of thunder and storms, the strongest of all beings.
Indra rode on the great white elephant AIRAVATA, who was always victorious, had four tusks and resembled (Meru) a most revered sacred mountain. Indra is actually a position, which the aspirant demigod(Deva) attains if his divine conduct is beyond any blemish. According to the Puranic details even a mortal being could achieve this position.
Possessing an Indra Mala is like having a magical blessed divine ‘light’ which will show the path in times of distress and crisis.
It is a rare possession and only few fortunate persons in the world possess this combination. Ancient texts say that possessing this mala is like having entire Universe with you.
