Sanatan dharma is associated with the word Rudraksha. Rudraksha is the name given to both the tree and the seed of the rudraksha plant. Rudraksha refers to both the rudraksha fruit and the rudraksha tree in Sanskrit. Nepal, Indonesia, Java, Sumatra, and Burma all have mountains and hilly locations where the Rudraksha tree flourishes. It has green leaves and brown fruits with a sour taste. Rudraksha's fruits are often used to beautify people because of their spiritual significance. Rudraksha is said to have developed from Mahadev's eyes, according to ancient Indian texts. Mahadev is Rudra, and Aksha is Aksha. Rudraksha's origin is portrayed in the Shiva Purana as Mahadev's tear. After many years of meditation for the welfare of all human beings, when Mahadev opened his eyes, tears fell and Mother Earth gave birth to rudraksha trees.

Rudraksha increases bodily strength, which helps to combat illnesses and enhance overall health. Rudraksha, according to Ayurveda, strengthens the body. It cleanses the blood of contaminants. It kills germs both within and outside the human body. Rudraksha is used to treat headaches, coughs, paralysis, high blood pressure, and heart disease.

Wearing the same rudraksha for a long time gives the face a rosy glow, making the wearer appear serene and appealing. Chanting is done using a Rudraksha garland. Chanting builds spiritual power and faith in one's ability to go forward in life. As a result, rudraksha seeds are beneficial to both bodily and spiritual well-being.

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