Spiritual Significance
 Acts as a shield against negative energies and psychic attacks
 Enhances concentration, devotion, and inner peace
 Strengthens aura and provides protection during spiritual sadhana
 Represents surrender to Lord Shiva, symbolizing faith and grounding

Types of Rudraksha Used
 Mostly 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads (the most widely used for Kanth Bala)
 Sometimes combined with special beads like Gaurishankar, Ganesh, or higher Mukhi Rudrakshas for added power

Who Should Wear
 Spiritual seekers, meditators, and sadhaks
 Teachers, healers, and those in guiding professions
 Anyone wanting a continuous protective aura
 hose prone to anxiety, fear, or stress

Who Should Not Wear
 Those looking only for ornamental jewelry (it is not just a fashion item)
 People unwilling to follow basic purity and discipline

Benefits of Kanth Mala
 Creates a protective energy field around the wearer
 Enhances meditation, concentration, and focus
 Reduces anxiety, stress, and fear
 Strengthens immune system and overall health
 Brings mental clarity and emotional balance
 Helps in spiritual growth and detachment from negativity
Helps in spiritual growth and detachment from negativity

How to Wear
Worn as a mala around the neck
Should touch the skin for maximum benefit
Preferably made of natural thread, silver, or gold

When to Wear
Mondays, Maha Shivratri, Purnima, or any auspicious day
After bathing, sit facing East, and chant Shiva mantra

Do’s:
Chant “ॐ नमः शिवाय” or “ॐ ह्रीं नमः” while wearing
Keep the mala clean and sacred
Store in a pure place when not wearing

Don’ts:
Do not wear during intimacy, funerals, or while consuming alcohol/non-veg
Do not let others wear or handle your Kanth Bala
Avoid disrespectful use or keeping it on the floor

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5 Mukhi Kanth Mala (32+1 beads)
5 Mukhi Kanth Mala (54+1 beads)
Special Premium Kanth Bala (with higher Mukhi Rudraksha / Gaurishankar bead in center