The word "Rudraksh or Rudraksha" can be deconstructed into two parts : "Rudra," a reference to the deity Shiva , and "Aksha," which translates to "Eye." Hindu sacred texts propound that Rudraksha beads emerged from the tears of Lord Shiva . According to modern research, these beads originate from the Elaeocarpus tree. Among the 300 identified species of Elaeocarpus, 35 are native to India. The chief species responsible for producing the esteemed Rudraksha bead is Elaeocarpus Ganitrus , commonly referred to as the "Rudraksha Tree." Traditionally, these beads have been utilized as prayer beads in Hinduism, Buddhism, and various other spiritual traditions . Over the past few days, many have asked me about this bead: "What is Rudraksha?", "Why do people wear it?", "What are its benefits?", and "Is there a scientific reason behind it?” Intrigued by these questions and to address the growing curios...
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