1 Mukhi Rudraksha – Kaju Dana Type (Cashew-Shaped)

1 Mukhi Rudraksha – Kaju Dana Type (Cashew-Shaped) – Shiva Consciousness, Liberation & Clarity

The 1 Mukhi Rudraksha is the rarest and most spiritually potent of all Rudrakshas. Symbolising the absolute form of Lord Shiva, this sacred bead represents divine unity, pure consciousness, and the path to moksha (liberation).

This is the Kaju Dana type — a naturally occurring cashew-shaped 1 Mukhi Rudraksha, widely respected and used in place of the rare round Nepali variety. Though shaped differently, the energy and spiritual benefits remain profoundly impactful.

It is especially revered by spiritual seekers, meditators, healers, and those looking to rise above material entanglements and move closer to self-realisation.

🕉️ Key Benefits of 1 Mukhi Rudraksha:

• Connects you with pure consciousness and Shiva tattva

• Aids in spiritual awakening, focus, and detachment

• Supports clarity of thought, higher wisdom, and intuition

• Reduces material attachments, ego, and mental chaos

• Calms the Crown Chakra (Sahasrara) and sharpens meditation

🧘‍♂️ Chetan B Salunke’s Expert Note:

“This is not just a Rudraksha — it’s a spiritual calling. I never suggest the 1 Mukhi lightly. If you feel drawn to it, it means your soul is ready to evolve beyond the ordinary.”

🌟 Who Should Keep or Wear It?

• Spiritual seekers, advanced meditators, healers, or sanyasis

• Those suffering from mental restlessness, detachment issues, or overthinking

• Anyone wanting to break karmic cycles and access higher states of awareness

• Ideal for those with strong Life Path 7 or 9, or undergoing deep transformation

🔱 Ruling Deity & Planet:

• Ruling Deity: Lord Shiva (Supreme Consciousness)

• Ruling Planet: Sun (Surya) – Enhances leadership, soul strength, and clarity

• Effective for pacifying Sun dosha and boosting inner authority

🔅 How to Use:

• Can be worn as a pendant, kept on a sacred altar, or placed in a meditation space

• Start using on a Monday morning, facing east

• Mantra to chant:
  “ॐ नमः शिवाय” (Om Namah Shivaya) – 108 times