Collection: 8 Mukhi Rudraksha

 If you are facing problems in your daily household work or If your work is getting spoiled as it gets done, or there is a lot of instability in your career and financial conditions.

You are earning well but that money is getting spent in unexpected expenses or you are always afraid of unnecessary things, your body feels tired, you don't get good sleep at night, your wedding is getting delayed and if the wedding is done then there are disputes between the two.

These problems arise when a person is going through the Mahadasha or Antardasha of Rahu. Rahu creates problems in every work. The best and effective remedy to avoid these problems and the Mahadasha of Rahu is the 8 Mukhi Rudraksha. This Rudraksha has the blessings of the 8 forms of Lord Ganesha, which is also worshipped by name Aastha Vinayak and we know very well that Lord Ganesha himself is worshipped as the destroyer of obstacles.
Each face of the 8 Mukhi is blessed with 8 forms of Lord Ganesha. Those 8 forms are Moreshwar, Siddhivinayak, Ballaleshwar, Varadvinayak, Chintamani, Girijatmaj, Vighneshwar, and Mahaganpati.

This incarnation of Lord Ganesha called Moreshwar rode a peacock and fought with Raksha Sindhu which symbolizes the victory of good over evil. This form represents knowledge, power and protection which helps in removing difficulties in the life of the devotees. In one face of the 8 Mukhi, Moreshwar resides.

In the other face, Siddhivinayak resides. Siddhi means success. In this form, the Lord grants success in all works. People who want success in their work or spiritual pursuits worship him. The 8 Mukhi Rudraksha also helps the devotees in their prayers.

In the third face, Baleshwar resides. This form is of Ganesh named Ballal, It tells about the great devotee of the Lord whose deep devotion towards Lord Ganesha made him the ultimate devotee of Lord Ganesha. This form emphasizes the importance of pure devotion and love towards the Lord.

The fourth face has VaradaVinayak. The word Varada means the giver of wishes or boons. Varada Vinayak helps his devotees to fulfill their desires, whether they are material or spiritual. this one face of the 8 Mukhi Rudraksha also fulfills desires.

The 5th face has Chintamani. Chintamani represents peace of mind and inner peace. It is a boon for those who want to be free from worries and stress. Wearing this Rudraksha relieves the wearer of stress and worries.

The 6th face has Girijatmaj. This form is the symbol of love. This form represents humility and the bond of love between a child and a mother.

The 7th face is inhabited by Vigneshwar. This form of Lord Ganesha defeated the demon Vighnasura who represents obstacles in the path of virtuous life. This form emphasizes on the Lord who removes all kinds of obstacles, physical and spiritual. Worshippers invoke this form to eliminate challenges and difficulties in their lives.

The 8th face is inhabited by Maha Ganapati. This form of Lord Ganesha is worshipped as Maha Ganapati, the all-powerful and majestic deity. Devotees pray to this form for the power to remove major obstacles from their lives and to gain spiritual knowledge and insight.
Overall, the 8 Mukhi Rudraksha is one such Rudraksha that has received the full blessings of Lord Ganesha. The one who wears this Rudraksha also receives the immense blessings of Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Saraswati.