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As per Shastra’s :

।। ॐ पशुनामपतिम् परेशं गजेन्द्रस्य कृतिम वासनाम वरेण्यम ॐ श्री महापशुपतये नमः ।।

We bow down to Pashupatinath the destroyer of animal instincts and the protector of humanity.

।। ॐ पशुनामपतिम् परेशं गजेन्द्रस्य कृतिम वासनाम वरेण्यम ॐ श्री महापशुपतये नमः ।।

Pashupatinath, who extinguishes animal tendencies and defends mankind, is worshipped by us.

Essence of Fifteen Mukhi Rudraksha:

This is a unique and powerful form of Lord Shiva. Pashu refers to all living creatures but it also refers to the animalistic nature or baser instincts of human beings. As Pashupatinath; Lord Is the God of all creatures. Worshiping him establishes a deep connection to all forms of creation and also helps humans evolve to higher levels of spiritual evolution. The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha is similar in its traits to the 14 Mukhi Rudraksha. It has all the divine powers of the Devamani with additional powers that help in procurement of wealth with good fortune. It is a divine bead of good luck. It enhances visualisation skills, aids decision making and attracts good prospects to those who wear this lucky talisman. Sanskrit texts invoke the power of Lord Pashupatinath by these lines from the popular Shiva Stotram!

This is Lord Shiva’s particular and potent form. Pashu alludes to all living things, but it also alludes to the animalistic tendencies or primal urges of people. The Lord, like Pashupatinath, is the creator of all things. Worshiping him fosters a strong bond with every aspect of existence and advances spiritual development in people. The characteristics of the 14 Mukhi Rudraksha and the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha are comparable. It possesses all of the Devamani’s divine abilities in addition to other abilities that facilitate the acquisition of wealth and good fortune. It is a magical good luck charm Wearers of this lucky charm benefit from improved visualisation abilities, better decision-making, and the attraction of promising prospects. These phrases from the well-known Shiva Stotram are used in Sanskrit scriptures to evoke the power of Lord Pashupatinath!

Benefits of wearing the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha :

• General Benefits: It is believed that a single bead of 15 Mukhi can offer all the benefits of the Rudraksha beads from 1 to 14 Mukhi. The power of creative visualisation increases. Decision making skills of the wearer receive a major boost. There wearer is blessed with increased wealth. It is also believed that the 15 Mukhi attracts good prospects for the wearer. The round 1 Mukhi of Nepal that is a myth can be effectively substituted by wearing the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha. This bead helps in releasing and retrieving blocked funds.
• General Benefits: It is thought that a single 15 Mukhi Rudraksha bead can provide all the advantages of a 1 to 14 Mukhi Rudraksha bead. The effectiveness of creative visualisation grows. The wearer’s decision-making abilities are much improved. Increased wealth is bestowed upon the wearer. The 15 Mukhi is also said to draw favourable opportunities to the wearer. Wearing the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha can easily replace the round 1 Mukhi of Nepal, which is a hoax. This bead aids in unlocking and reclaiming money that have been blocked.
• Spiritual Benefits: As per texts, The grace of Lord Pashupatinath tones down the animalistic instincts in human beings. It sublimates such tendencies, transmutes them and transforms life to reach high levels of spiritual existence.
• Spiritual Benefits: According to literature, Lord Pashupatinath’s favour curbs people’s animalistic tendencies. Such inclinations are sublimated, transformed, and transformed into lofty spiritual levels of being via life.
• Health Benefits: It is said to be extremely beneficial for controlling stress, blood pressure and anger. As this bead indicates a forgiving attitude it induces a free spirit, calmness and good physical health with a positive frame of mind.
• Benefits for your health: It is said to be very helpful for reducing stress, blood pressure, and anger. This bead promotes a free spirit, tranquillity, good physical health, and a cheerful outlook since it denotes a forgiving mindset..

Who should wear the Fifteen Mukhi Rudraksha :

As per texts, Wearing the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha and chanting this Gayatri removes obstacles, afflictions and blesses with luck and success. The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha controls the malefic effects of planet Jupiter. The presiding deity Lord Pashupatinath grants all the benefits that the Devamani / 14 Mukhi also bestows.

According to scriptures, reciting this Gayatri while wearing the 15 Mukhi Rudraksha overcomes difficulties and afflictions and bestows luck and success. The 15 Mukhi Rudraksha regulates Jupiter’s unfavourable impacts. Lord Pashupatinath, the presiding deity, bestows all the blessings that the Devamani/14 Mukhi also bestows.

The wearer is gifted with supreme knowledge and wisdom, thereby inducing super consciousness. The ability to be divine by granting forgiveness is experienced by the wearer. Thus by forgiving and letting go the person becomes more compassionate. Kindness and generosity helps the individual connect with complete creation. Thus the wearer’s mind, body and soul exist in an optimum state of balance thereby giving the wearer complete satisfaction that leads to happiness.

The wearer is endowed with unsurpassed understanding and knowledge, which causes super awareness. The wearer experiences the opportunity to be divine by offering pardon. Thus, one develops compassion through forgiving and letting go. Generosity and kindness enable one to establish a connection with all of creation. Thus, the wearer’s mind, body, and soul are in perfect harmony, providing them with complete fulfilment that results in bliss.

Story of Lord Pashupatinath :

Legend has various stories about how this form of Lord Shiva originated. Lord Shiva along with Goddess Parvati decided to transform themselves into an antelope / deer. They roamed around in the forests of Nepal along the Bhagmati River. Very soon the Devatas began their search for them. When they traced Mahadev and his divine consort they requested them to return to their original forms. Since the Lord himself had changed into an animal and coexisted with other living beings he was given the name of Pashupatinath. The Sanskrit scriptures address Lord Shiva as Sarva Pakshi Mriga Deepaaya Namah!

The origin of this manifestation of Lord Shiva is the subject of numerous legends. Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati made the decision to change into an antelope or a deer. Along the Bhagmati River, they were free to wander around in Nepal’s jungles. The Devatas quickly started looking for them. They sought to Mahadev and his holy spouse and pleaded with them to take their rightful forms. Pashupatinath was given the name because the Lord, in order to cohabit with other living things, had transformed into an animal. Lord Shiva is referred to in the Sanskrit scriptures as Sarva Pakshi Mriga Deepaaya Namah!

As Pashupatinath he can provide life to humans and animals at will. He can also exercise his free will to withdraw the same. As Pashupatinath his form is very powerful to behold. His hands wield the battle axe known as Parashu, drum known as Damru, stick called as Danda, bow and arrow, spear, sling, noose and a club known as a Khatwang. He wears the Rudraksha Mala, carries a skull, a lotus flower, a discus and a sword. The temple of Pashupatinath in Nepal venerates and eulogizes this beautiful form of Lord Shiva that is impartial in his acceptance of all living creatures. One of his most powerful weapons the Pashupataastra has been mentioned in scriptures for its supernatural power to destroy evil.

As Pashupatinath, he has the power to instantly give both humans and animals life. He can use his free will to do the same by withdrawing it. His appearance as Pashupatinath is quite impressive to witness. His hands hold the combat axe Parashu, the drum Damru, the stick Danda, the bow and arrow, the spear, the sling, the noose, and the club Khatwang. He bears a discus, a sword, a skull, a lotus flower, and the Rudraksha Mala. This lovely manifestation of Lord Shiva, who is impartial in his acceptance of all living things, is revered and lauded in the Pashupatinath temple in Nepal. Scriptures reference one of his most potent weapons, the Pashupataastra, for its extraordinary ability to vanquish evil.