what is rudraksha ?

Rudraksha is a seed traditionally used for spiritual and devotional purposes. It is commonly worn as a mala or rosary for meditation, prayer, or collection purposes.  

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The word Rudraksha is derived from "Rudra" (Lord Shiva) and "Aksha" (tears). Rudraksha seeds are considered to represent the souls and carry unique spiritual properties. Various texts describe their origin and significance, including references from the Devi Bhagavatam about their divine creation.  

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Rudraksha is the seed of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree and is significant in spiritual practice. The word combines Rudra (Lord Shiva) and Aksha (tears), symbolizing divine connection. It is believed to offer spiritual, mental, and physical benefits when worn or used in meditation.  

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Rudraksha is the seed of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree, used as prayer beads in Hindu Dharma. "Rudra" represents Lord Shiva and "Aksha" means eyes, indicating its sacred origin. Rudraksha beads have been valued for spiritual and cultural purposes and are traditionally believed to carry beneficial properties.  

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