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The Ten Mukhi Rudraksha represents Lord Vishnu and supposed to symbolize Dusavatar which means seven manifestation of Lord Vishnu. There is no ruling planet for this Rudraksha bead and it soothes all negative planetary energy. According to the Indian mythology, Lord Vishnu is the Preserver of this Universe. Lord Vishnu represents recurrently in human form, sleeping on the huge serpent Shesha and floating on the waters.

Lord Vishnu is describing as having four hands:

• In their one hand holds a lotus (the petals of which symbolize the unfolding of creation and all things that are good-eternity, prosperity, purity),
  

• Second hand holds a conch (from which all existence is said to have originated),
  

• Third hand holds a discus (which is a symbol of the cosmic mind and a reminder of the wheel of time)
  

• Fourth hand carries a mace (which is the symbol of notion of individual existence).

It has more characteristic:

• The Ten Mukhi Rudraksha signifies Lord Vishnu which is the Preserver of the Universe. The representing divinity of 10 mukhi is Lord Narayana (The Preserver).
  

• Ten Mukhi Rudraksha helps to the wearer in defeat hard times and ensures that they and their family are protected. It also forms a feeling of security.
  

• Ten Mukhi Rudraksha works like a guard on one's body and drives evils away.
  

• Wearer of ten Mukhi Rudraksha is protected from the effect of evil spirit, ghosts and black magic.
  

• Ten Mukhi Rudraksha is not ruled by any planet.
  

• According to the Srimad Bhagvat Purana, the Ten Mukhi Rudraksha has a strong optimistic effect on unpleasant planetary effects, evil power, misfortunes, miseries and worldly wise sufferings.
  

• According to the Shiva Purana, an individual, irrespective of caste, faith, belief, nationality and gender can wear the 10 Mukhi Rudraksha for achieve fame and success in career.
  

• Take one bead of ten faced Rudraksha, cord it in a red thread after packing it in gold or silver, wear it on Sunday by chanting the mantra

“Om Hreem Namah' , 'Shree Narayanaaye Namah', 'Shree Vishnavai Namah”.

Two Mukhi	Three Mukhi	Four Mukhi	Five Mukhi
Six Mukhi	Seven Mukhi	Eight Mukhi	Nine Mukhi
Ten Mukhi	Eleven Mukhi	Twelve Mukhi	Thirteen Mukhi
Fourteen Mukhi

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