Commonly available crescent shaped Eka Mukhi Rudraksha pearls are not actually the Eka Mukhi Rudraksh of Nepal but of Sri Lanka and South India. They belong to the same family but not to the same genus of rudraksha and are called Bhadraksha. Bhadraksha are cousins of Rudraksha in a way, but not equally powerful. Eka Mukhi from Nepal is very rare. Eka mukhi Rudraksha's beautiful 54+1 or 108+1 grain Mala are very rare and powerful especially for community leaders and spiritual masters. The Rudraksha of a mukhi is virtually Shiva; it removes the sin of killing the Brahmins (Brahma-hatya). Therefore it must be worn for the destruction of all sins. He would have gone to Shiva's paradise and rejoiced with Shiva. Or Kartikeya, a man.
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