What the tradition says
The 15-mukhi is associated with Pashupati, the lord of beings. Traditional texts pair it with steadiness of devotion and protection. Rare and deity-focused rather than tied to a single planet.
Mantra
Om Hreem Namah
Cautions
- Higher mukhis are rare; verify authenticity from an established source.
Source
Shiva Purana; contemporary Rudraksha compilations
Common questions
- What is the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha?
- The 15-mukhi is associated with Pashupati, the lord of beings. Traditional texts pair it with steadiness of devotion and protection. Rare and deity-focused rather than tied to a single planet.
- Which deity and planet does the 15 mukhi belong to?
- Tradition assigns it to Pashupati (Shiva). Its mantra is given as Om Hreem Namah.
- What cautions apply to the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha?
- Higher mukhis are rare; verify authenticity from an established source.
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