The Rudraksha.

In general meaning the Rudraksha  is

 the eye of Lord Siva.

The Rudraksha trees are grown in the

 areas of  Himalayas. 

Mostly in the Nepal the

Rudraksha tree grow.

As per the history, once the Nepal

was also the part of India. 

In Nepal, the temple of

Lord Siva is in  the form of Pasupathinadh. 

The Rudrakshas are born with  different faces. 

They are Ekamukhi Rudraksha, Dwimukhi Rudraksha,

Trimukhi, Chaturmukhi, like wise, upto twety to

twenty two mukhi Rudraksha are available.

Each Rudraksha having faces has its own power.

Ekamukhi Rudraksha is the reflections of Lord Maheswara.

Dwimukhi Rudraksha is the form of God with which

chant the Mantra of Om Namah Sivaya.

Trimukhi Rudraksha is the symbol for Agni Deva.

Chaturmukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of Brahma Deva

Panchamukshi Rudraksha is Maha Mrutya Jwala means

it is the form of Kaalagni.

The Shanmukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of

Kaartikeya (Lord Subrahmanyaswamy).

The Saptamukhi Rudraksha means Saptaswaras

The Ashramukhi Rudraksha is the form of Maha  Ganapathi

The Navamukhi Rudraksha means the Goddess Kanaka Durga.

The Dasamukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of Lord Maha Vishnu.

The Ekadasamukhi Rudraksha is the form of Mahendra.

The Dwadasa mukhi Rudraksha is also the form of Indradeva.

The Chaturdasa mukhi Rudraksha is the symbol of

 Chiranjeevi Sree Anjaneya Swamy.

What ever the Rdrakshas are worn in the form of

Mala (garland), it should be purified with the sacred Ganga

Water and after Mantra japa and then wear that

in the early hours of Mondays.