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Hawaii Rudraksha
Introduction
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What are rudraksha?
- Rudraksha are the seeds of trees scientifically classified as Elaeocarpus Augustifolius, aka E. Ganitrus
- Commonly known in Hawaii as Blue Marble trees
- Round olive-sized, blue-skinned fruit
- Seeds have a hard exterior, like stone fruit such as peaches, but with a much more complex surface
- Rudraksha is the Sanskrit name used by Hindus and translates into “tears of Shiva”
- Depending on the source they are either tears of sorrow for the human condition or tears of joy and bliss from meditation
- Often strung into malas, which are used in ways similar to rosary beads, for keeping track of repetitions of a mantra or prayer, and worn for its spiritual energy
- Some Buddhists use the beads in a similar way
- Rudraksha from other parts of the world is readily available from commercial sources
What differentiates Hawaii Rudraksha from rudraksha from other sources?
- Treatment and handling of the seeds from commercial sources
- Rudraksha are sometimes picked off of the trees before they are mature, in order to satisfy the desire for smaller seeds. This adversely affects the energy of the seeds
- Holes are drilled in seeds to make malas and pendants – this adversely affects the energy of the seeds
- Sources state that seeds from Nepal have a natural hole which goes through the seeds – we have not confirmed this. We have confirmed that some commercially available seeds have been drilled
Care and preparation of Hawaii Rudraksha
- Only ripe, mature fruit are gathered, allowing the seeds to mature
- The seeds from Hawaii do not have a hole which goes through the seed
- Drilling holes through the seed destroys the point at which the mukhi (see below) meet, thus destroying a key feature of these seeds
- If a seed is to be worn, it must be mounted or set without drilling
- The seeds are treated with respect and care
- Cleaning process -- soft plant material is removed from the woody seeds, removing material which will eventually decay if left on the seed
- This is a meticulous process which requires manual dexterity, focus, and a high level of dedication
- Each seed requires at least 1-1/2 hours of cleaning time, with larger and more complex ones requiring 4 or more hours
- This process is an important aspect of activating a seed – the intention of the person doing the cleaning affects the effectiveness of the activation. It also allows the seed to be in close connection with human consciousness, which is another important aspect of this process
- After physical cleaning, each seed is blessed and energized with the Aloha of the Hawaiian Islands – Christ-consciousness (I am not a practicing Christian, this is simply a term used to describe the highest vibration available on the Earth-plane) with an emphasis on Love
- The name “Hawaii Rudraksha” refers to seeds which have been properly collected, cleansed, and energized
“Organic Crystals” – Hawaii Rudraksha and mineral crystals
- Hawaii Rudraksha are organic crystals, in that they are literally organic, and they have all of the functions of mineral crystals
- Hawaii Rudraksha are similar to mineral crystals
- Can be used for energetic healing work
- Enhances meditation and other spiritual work
- Enhances intuition
- Can provide protection
- Hawaii Rudraksha are different from mineral crystals
- They are alive, literally – the seeds are viable (if planted they may germinate and grow into a tree)
- Like flowers, they originate in the 5th dimension and are channels for 5th dimensional consciousness / energy
- Mineral crystals store information and are fixed in function. Hawaii Rudraksha can store information, and they can also connect with other consciousness to retrieve information and programs (like apps on a smartphone)
- They are capable of working at higher frequencies and can handle and process more complex issues compared to mineral crystals
- Hawaii Rudraksha are literally seeds of light
Fruit of the Blue Marble tree, and a characteristic red leaf.
Hawaii Rudraksha
Features
Physical features
Mukhi – “face” in Sanskrit
- Rudraksha are traditionally classified by the number of faces or sections that a seed has
- Each seed is actually multiple seeds in a single container, with a section for each seed – these sections are the mukhi
- Seeds have unbroken lines which run from the stem hole to the opposite end – the sections between the lines are the mukhi or faces
- While we use the lines to determine the number of mukhi, the mukhi themselves are what’s important
- Like a multi-core (multi-processor) CPU, each mukhi can work independently, or they can work together.
- The Integration Point (see below), which is at the bottom of the seed as it is still in fruit on the tree, is where the resulting consciousness and/or prana comes together and is integrated
- Each mukhi can also emit consciousness and/or prana via it’s own spires
- Traditionally, the number of mukhi defines the primary characteristics of a given seed. If there is a mismatch between a person’s life circumstances and the mukhi count of a seed being worn, life difficulties may be the result.
Five mukhi Hawaii Rudraksha
- The majority of Hawaii Rudraksha have five mukhi
- Five mukhi rudraksha are most common and traditionally can be worn by anyone
- Traditionally, five mukhi rudraksha are worn to enhance one’s spiritual journey
- The number 5 is related to Christ-consciousness (I am not a practicing Christian, this is simply a term used to describe the highest vibration available on the Earth-plane) and it is certainly present in these seeds
- The five mukhi, five seeds, and five lines hold the 555 energy of Love, Unity, and Truth – the presence of Aloha provides an emphasis on the Love aspect
- This is Aloha – Christ-conscious with an emphasis on Love, knowing the Truth that we are all One(Unity).
Four mukhi Hawaii Rudraksha
- Four mukhi rudraksha are also found in Hawaii, but they are rare compared to five mukhi seeds
- Traditionally, four mukhi seeds are recommended for those who create things in the physical, 4th dimensional world (3 dimensions of space plus the time dimension)
- The number four connects them to the physical world.
- Also related to the four aspects of the human experience: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.
- Optimal for working on human “issues”, including physical health
The Stem Hole
- The single hole in Hawaii Rudraksha is where the stem of the fruit was once attached.
- This is the channel through which the seed received nourishment to grow, and it continues to act as a channel for prana.
- The seeds “breathe” through the stem hole – they take in prana similar to how we breathe in air.
The Integration Point
- As mentioned earlier, seeds from Hawaii do not have a hole which goes all the way through the seed
- At the opposite end of the stem hole is actually a hard, solid point which is typically higher than the other protrusions – we call it the Integration Point (IP).
- It is where the energies from each mukhi come together and integrate, before being emitted by the seed. It is actually a key feature of seeds from Hawaii
- Seeds which have been drilled have been crippled as the Integration Point has been removed – they are not fully functional
- It is analogous to the point of a quartz crystal and can be used in similar ways
The Spires and Walls
- The physical protrusions of seeds found in Hawaii appear to be unique among all of the seeds found around the world. The spires and walls are much finer and more complex.
- The spires and walls are like antenna and enable the seeds to communicate using a wide range of frequencies
- The seeds communicate with each other – they are “networked” together to share information
- They communicate with 5th dimensional consciousness
- They will communicate with us, when we take the time to develop a relationship with them
Functional Features
Mineral crystals are, primarily, libraries of information and transmitters and transformers of energy – they are excellent at doing the work that they do. The functions that a specific crystal performs is related to its physical features, for example, a self-healed crystal holds the energy of healing and can be used to facilitate healing. Hawaii Rudraksha can perform similar functions, but each seed is not fixed in what it can do – the seeds are like computers or smart phones, which can perform different functions depending on which apps or programs are running on it. The spires act as antennas, enabling the seeds to communicate with external consciousness – this is like having an internet connection, while mineral crystals are like books, containing a fixed set of information. This ability to actively communicate enables each seed to download whatever it needs to perform a task, and to gather information that is required to resolve issues. Hawaii Rudraksha are leading edge tech in energy work!
5thDimensional origin
- Flowers are fifth-dimensional (5D) in nature and act as channels for 5D consciousness
- Hawaii Rudraksha, like flowers, are a gift from 5D
- The seeds need some time to adjust and adapt to being here in 4D
- The cleaning and activation process is first step in this adjustment period
- The next step is for the seed to connect with it’s caretaker. If you become a caretaker of a Hawaii Rudraksha, please take some time to be with your seed one-on-one, before doing anything else with it. Speak with it -- you will hear it, once it adjusts to your consciousness.
Absorb, transform, and emit prana
- Hawaii Rudraksha may be used to absorb prana and store it, transform it, and to then emit it
- This is a game-changer for healers – creative healers will be able to use this feature to do healing that was not possible with mineral crystals
Large Blue Marble fruit with stem.
Hawaii Rudraksha
Additional Info
Rudraksha trees in Hawaii are typically identified as Elaeocarpus Augustifolius, while trees in Nepal, India, and Indonesia are identified as E. Ganitrus. E. Augustifolius and E. Ganitrus are synonyms – they are the same species, but the variations in the seeds indicate different sub-species. The Hawaii trees have been sometimes identified as Elaeocarpus Grandis – genetic tests have shown that E. Grandis and E. Augustifolius could be considered the same species.
Leaves turn a vibrant red before dropping off the tree, creating a colorful canopy.