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Authentic Dwimukhi Rudraksha bead.
Authentic Dwimukhi Rudraksha bead.
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Product Details
Length - 2.5cm
Height - 2cm
Weight -3 Gm
Description
“Marriage means weaving two lives into one. Thinking, feeling and living beyond yourself can be a stepping stone to Ultimate Union.” -Sadhguru
When one makes a long journey with a fellow traveler through the rough terrains of life, the less there is friction the smoother the ride is. Dwimukhi Rudraksha is one such tool that is supportive of marital relationships.
This two-faced Rudraksha is intended solely for married couples and should be worn by both husband and wife.
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