Introduction 

What is Ganesha Rudraksha?

Ganesha Rudraksha is a seed of the tree, Elaeocarpus Ganitrus. It is also known as “Ganesh” or “Ganesha”. The meaning of Ganesha in Sanskrit means Lord of Beginnings and Remover of Obstacles. In Hinduism, Ganesha is worshipped as the god of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune.
The word Rudraksha comes from two words – ‘Rudra’ which refers to Lord Shiva (the destroyer) and ‘Aksa’ which means eye or seed. So basically it refers to something that has been created by Lord Shiva himself!

Significance of Ganesha Rudraksha in Hindu Mythology and Spirituality

Ganesha Rudraksha is the most popular and widely used sacred beads in Hinduism. The significance of Ganesha Rudraksha in Hindu Mythology and Spirituality is very deep rooted. It is believed that Lord Shiva gave this bead to his son Ganesha as a boon when he asked for one more head so that he can attend all the functions at home.
Ganesha Rudrakshas are considered to be powerful spiritual tools for removing obstacles from your path and bringing prosperity into your life. They also help you overcome negative thoughts, emotions, actions and habits by transforming them into positive ones which will lead you towards happiness and success in life

Benefits of Wearing Ganesha Rudraksha

Wearing Ganesha Rudraksha is an ancient practice that has been followed for thousands of years. It is believed to bring about many physical, mental and emotional benefits.
The physical benefits of wearing Ganesha Rudraksha include:

• Helps in overcoming obstacles and achieving success in life.
• Strengthens the immune system, bringing good health to the wearer’s body.
• Increases longevity by protecting against diseases like cancer or heart disease; it also cures existing ailments such as arthritis or diabetes mellitus (type 1).

Identifying Authentic Ganesha Rudraksha Beads

• Appearance: Ganesha Rudraksha beads are usually dark brown or black in color, but can also be found in shades of red and orange. The size of the bead determines its value; larger beads are more valuable than smaller ones.
• Quality: A good-quality Ganesha Rudraksha should feel heavy for its size, with a smooth surface and no irregularities on the surface or edges of the bead. It should have an even weight distribution throughout its body, without any hollow areas inside–this indicates poor quality material used in manufacturing it.* Reputable Sellers: When shopping online for authentic Ganesha Rudrakshas, look for sellers who offer a money-back guarantee if their products don’t meet your expectations.*

Ideal Way to Wear Ganesha Rudraksha

It is important to know the right way to wear a Ganesha Rudraksha. The following are some of the rituals and procedures involved in wearing this sacred bead:

• The number of beads should be decided upon by the wearer based on his/her needs and requirements.
• The stringing method should also be decided upon by considering these factors before buying one for yourself.

Ganesha Rudraksha for All Ages and Genders

Ganesha Rudraksha is a powerful gemstone that has universal benefits. It helps in bringing peace and happiness to all ages and genders. The health benefits of wearing Ganesha Rudraksha are:

• Helps in regulating blood pressure
• Lowers cholesterol levels in the body
• Improves digestion and absorption of food particles

Effects of Ganesha Rudraksha on Emotional and Mental Well-Being

Ganesha Rudraksha is said to provide a sense of calm and tranquility. It helps one to relax, relieves stress, and provides peace of mind. With this stone you can better focus on whatever task or activity you are doing at the moment without getting distracted by other thoughts or emotions that may be causing anxiety for you.
Ganesha Rudraksha also helps balance out emotions like anger, fear and worry which can lead to depression if left unchecked for long periods of time

Myths and Legends of Ganesha Rudraksha

Ganesha Rudraksha is also known as the Lord of Wisdom and Success. It is believed that Ganesha was born from Shiva’s forehead, so he has a very close connection with him. The legend states that when Parvati was bathing in the river, she noticed a beautiful flower floating down the stream towards her. She picked it up and placed it on her head thinking it would make an interesting decoration for her hair. When Shiva saw what his wife had done, he became angry because he thought she had chosen something else over him (the flower). Parvati tried explaining herself but Shiva wouldn’t listen so she left him alone while she went off looking for some peace and quiet elsewhere in nature where no one could bother her or make her feel bad about herself again!
Ganesha is often depicted wearing red clothes which represents fire energy – this helps us become more aware of our inner self through meditation practices such as yoga or pranayama breathing exercises etc., which will help us achieve enlightenment faster than usual!