The Shiv Pariwar Rudraksha Mala is a sacred and powerful spiritual combination consisting of:

• 6 Mukhi Rudraksha: Represents Lord Kartikeya, the warrior son of Lord Shiva.
• Ganesh Rudraksha: Symbolizes Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles.
• Gaurishankar Rudraksha: Symbolizes the union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, enhancing harmony and love.

Together, this combination is believed to represent the divine energy of the entire Shiva family—Shiva, Parvati, Ganesha, and Kartikeya—creating a complete and balanced spiritual aura.

 Who Should Wear This?

• Spiritual seekers who want to deepen their connection with the divine.
• Individuals facing obstacles, delays, or challenges in life (Ganesh Rudraksha helps remove hurdles).
• Those seeking harmony in relationships (Gaurishankar promotes love and unity).
• People with anger, stress, or impulsiveness (6 Mukhi brings emotional balance and calm).
• Professionals and students who wish to enhance focus, confidence, and wisdom.

Why Wear This Rudraksha Mala? (Benefits)

1. Obstacle Removal – Ganesh Rudraksha helps eliminate mental, emotional, and physical blockages.
2. Emotional Stability – 6 Mukhi Rudraksha controls anger, passion, and impulsiveness.
3. Improved Relationships – Gaurishankar Rudraksha enhances love, harmony, and peace in family life.
4. Holistic Growth – The complete Shiv Pariwar energy blesses the wearer with spiritual, emotional, and material well-being.
5. Spiritual Protection – Shields the wearer from negative energies and psychic disturbances.

How to Wear It

1. Best Day: Monday or during a Shiv-related festival like Mahashivratri.
2. Purification Process:
   • Clean the Rudraksha with raw milk and Ganga Jal or clean water.
   • Sit facing east, on a clean mat.
   • Chant the mantra for each Rudraksha:
     • 6 Mukhi: “Om Hreem Hum Namah”
     • Ganesh: “Om Gan Ganapataye Namah”
     • Gaurishankar: “Om Ardhanarishwaraya Namah”
   • Or chant the universal mantra: “Om Namah Shivaya” 108 times.
3. How to Wear: Can be worn as a mala (necklace) or bracelet, preferably touching the skin for maximum benefit.

Do’s and Don’ts After Wearing

Do’s:

• Treat it with respect and devotion.
• Remove it before visiting funerals or during sexual activity.
• Meditate or chant mantras daily to energize the mala.
• Keep it clean and dry when not in use.
• Use a clean cloth pouch or altar for storage.

Don’ts:

• Do not wear it while consuming non-vegetarian food or alcohol.
• Avoid sharing your mala with others.
• Do not wear broken or cracked Rudrakshas.
• Avoid wearing during menstruation, if you’re a woman (traditional belief in some sects—follow based on personal or spiritual guidance).