Lord Shiva is one of the prime Gods of Trinity as per the Hinduism. There are different forms of Shiva worshiped by the devotees. For the devotees, the Rudraksha beads are also much important as it resembles different gods in the Rudra clan. The name Rudraksh is derived from the belief that it is an eye of Lord Rudra, which is a form of Shiva only. As per some books, it is a teardrop of Shiva and hence known as Rudraksha. There are different types of Rudraksha, and each of them has different importance.

Ek Mukhi Rudraksha:

There are Rudraksha beads that range from one face to twenty-one faces. However, all the beads are not that much impressive. However, one faced Rudraksha is known for its immense benefits to the wearer and hence the devotees love to go for these beads. The wearer can go for Rudraksha one face to get the blessings of Lord Rudra in the form of prosperity and health. It is believed that once the wearer wears this bead in any form, his all sins are washed away, and Lord Shiva fulfills all his desires.

This Rudraksha is also considered much pious, and hence one needs to follow many rules while wearing this bead. One cannot even touch this bead before having the bath. This bead also helps the user to attain salvation and get to the advanced stage in Sadhana. Hence those who want to move to the next stage in spirituality can wear this bead and progress to it.

There are sellers in the market who offer different Rudraksha beads in the offline as well as online market. The buyer needs to see that the beads which he buys must be original as there are also many sellers who sell fake beads in the market. One can go for the online Rudraksha purchase if he finds the store genuine enough. To know the quality of the store the buyer needs to go through the reviews provided by the previous buyers of the store. The buyer can check the rates from various stores as there are many stores that sell these beads.

The buyer must buy it from a store that offers the certificate of originality. The bead is basically a fruit that grows in the East Asian countries such as Bali, Java, and Sumatra. There are some beads grow in Nepal and a few other countries also.