Commonly available crescent shaped Eka Mukhi Rudraksha beads are not actually Eka Mukhi Rudraksh from Nepal but from Sri Lanka and South India. They are of the same family but not of the same genus of rudraksha and are called Bhadraksha. The Bhadrakshas are cousins of Rudraksha in a sense, but not equally powerful. Eka Mukhi from Nepal is very rare. Beautiful 54+1 or 108+1 Eka mukhi Rudraksha Beaded Suitcases are very rare and full of power, especially for community leaders and spiritual teachers. The Rudraksha of a mukhi is practically Shiva; it eliminates the sin of killing Brahmins (Brahma-hatya). Therefore, one must use it for the destruction of all sins. I would go to Shiva's heaven and rejoin Shiva. Oh Kartikeya, a man would get a Rudraksha d.
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