Can i make mala with different combination of beads that i choose

Hi,  

I have seen different products on your website. I would like to make a mala with 3 specific beads of my choice. Could you let me know if this can be arranged?  

Thanks and regards,  
Aruchi  

Note: Statement is based on traditional beliefs and spiritual practices. They are not verified scientific claims.

Hi,  
You can choose any beads as per your preference, and then communicate the type of mala you expect to be made from them. The mala can be assembled according to your instructions.

Note: This is based on traditional and spiritual practices. It is not a medical or scientific claim.

Hello all,  

I am already wearing a combination of 8, 12, and 13 mukhi Rudraksha.  
Now I want to add some 5 Mukhi Indonesian beads to the mala. Will this combination be supportive?

Note: This is a question regarding traditional practices and combinations. It is not a verified medical or scientific claim.

5 Mukhi beads can complement your existing combination.  

Traditional perspective:
- Using smaller 8 mm Indonesian 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads with larger Nepali beads at the center is considered suitable in traditional practice.
- 5 Mukhi beads are traditionally associated with Jupiter, symbolically linked to peace and protection.

Note: These benefits are based on traditional and spiritual beliefs. They are not verified medical or scientific claims.

Yes, you can wear different mukhi Rudraksha beads together.  

Traditional perspective:
- Certain combinations of Rudraksha are traditionally believed to support spiritual focus, mindfulness, and reflection.
- Using multiple mukhi beads together is common in spiritual practice, but these are symbolic benefits, not scientifically verified.

Note: These statements are based on traditional and spiritual practices. They are not medical claims.

There are many traditional blends, including Siddha Mala and Indrakshi Mala, which combine Rudraksha beads of 1 to 14 mukhi, and 1 to 21 mukhi separately, including Ganesh, Gaurishankar, Trijuti, Sawar, and others.  

Traditional perspective:
- These combinations are used symbolically to support mindfulness, spiritual reflection, and focus.
- Wearing beads with incompatible combinations is traditionally discouraged, but generally, different blends are considered supportive.
- The benefits are symbolic and part of traditional practice rather than scientific fact.

Note: These statements reflect traditional and spiritual practices. They are not verified medical or scientific claims.