Rudraksha                  beads denote the “eyes” of lord Shiva. Hence they are considered                  to be very auspicious and pious. These beads are obtained from                  a plant Elaeocarpus Ganitrus Roxb. The Rudrakasha trees are very                  tall and bear small white colored sweet smelling flowers on blooming                  in the rainy season. These flowers turn into black berry like                  fruits, which yield brownish red colored Rudrakasha seeds on maturing.                  These seeds have sutures running throughout their diameter determining                  their type. 
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                             Rudraksha beads are                composed of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and some trace elements                in combined form. The percentage composition of these gaseous elements                was determined by C-H-N Analyzer and by Gas chromatography. These                beads consist of 50.031 % carbon, 0.95% nitrogen, 17.897% hydrogen                and 30.53% oxygen.People of all castes creed and religions can wear                Rudrakasha. There is no sex or age bar for people desiring to wear                these. 
TYPES OF RUDRAKSHA   
DO MUKHI  
TEEN MUKHI CHAR MUKHI PANCH MUKHI CHAH MUKHI SAPTA MUKHI ASHTHA MUKHI NAV MUKHI DAS MUKHI GYARH MUKHI BARAH MUKHI TERAH MUKHI CHOUDAH MUKHI PANDRAH MUKHI SOLAH MUKHI SATTRAH MUKHI ATHARAH MUKHI UNNIS MUKHI BEES MUKHI EKKIS MUKHI 
                     Identify                      Rudraksha  
Unfortunately, no. There are no definitive tests to test the                      authenticity of a Rudraksha except the discerning eye of an                      expert. When looking at the bead carefully, you'll find                      various deep dug lines separating the various faces of the                      Rudraksha bead. Ironically, humans have known to use their                      'extreme skill' and try to 'carve' lines into the Rudraksha                      or 'wipe' them off, in order to change the faces or 'Mukhis'                      of the bead... i.e. 'alter' it according to their demands.                      It is extremely difficult to tell a genuine and a spurious                      Rudraksha apart, but the discerning eye of an expert can                      spot these 'manual interventions' and declare whether or not                      the Rudraksha has been tampered with.  
But even within different Rudrakshas, there are some which are far more powerful than others. The criterion of selecting the right bead is not a simple one. It is a definite " Kriya " which the saints used to do to find out powerful Rudraksha and then they use it for Energizing. Experts must examine each bead and find the right ones. Then each bead must be purified thru' ancient rituals and definite kriya which lasts for around 41 days. After purification, one can wear it on a very auspicious day.  | 
॥ वरदगणेशकवचम् ॥
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