The 10 Mukhi Rudraksha, characterized by its ten vertical lines or faces, represents the ten forms of Lord Vishnu, the preserver and protector of all. This divine bead embodies Lord Vishnu's grace and blessings. Wearing it provides a profound connection to Lord Vishnu and his protection in daily life. According to the scriptures, the 10 Mukhi Rudraksha effectively cleanses and balances all Chakras, ensuring that evil forces do not affect the wearer. This allows for focused spiritual practices and growth. Lord Vishnu, responsible for preserving all living beings, blessed this Rudraksha. It symbolizes his ten Avatars in each Maha Yuga, as assigned by Lord Shiva. Additionally, the Shrimad Devi Bhagwatam and Mantra Maharnava reference this blessing, too. The Rudraksha Jabalo Upanishad also mentions its connection to Yamraaj (the God of death) and the guardians of the ten directions (10 Dikpals). The 10 Mukhi Rudraksha is available in small, large, and collector sizes. 

Different ways to wear the 10 Mukhi Rudraksha

The 10 Mukhi Rudraksha can be worn in different ways depending on one’s preference and purpose. Some of the common ways are:

• The 10 Mukhi Rudraksha can be worn as a single bead or in combination with other Mukhi Rudraksha. It can be strung in a silk/wool thread or capped in silver or gold. It can be worn on either hand or around the neck.
• The 10 Mukhi Rudraksha can be worn in our popular combinations like the Siddha mala, the Indra mala, the Maha Mrityunjay mala, the Narayan Kavach or the Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivarak.
• A personalized combination can be made by using the free recommendation of our experts to know which combination will provide you with the best outcomes.
• However, before wearing any of these ways, one should follow some guidelines and precautions, such as:
• Buying them from a trusted seller who can provide a certificate of authenticity and lab testing report checking their shape and origin
• Consulting an astrologer
• Wearing them the next morning after taking a bath and wearing clean clothes
• Keeping them clean and dry

Story about the presiding deity:

As per the Shrimad Devi Bhagwatam, Devi puts Vishnu into a deep slumber, and from the wax of his ears - Madhu and Kaitabha, two Asuras emerge. These Asuras conquered Lord Brahma. Realizing their power, Brahma invokes Lord Vishnu for help while asking Goddess Mahamaya to wake him from this slumber. Devi Yognidra wakes up Vishnu, who in turn battles the Asuras and slays them. Devi Shakti is the source of the Mahavidyas and Lord Vishnu is the source of the Dash Avatar. In each of the ten Avatars, he slays or tames the Asuras while protecting his Bhaktas. He is the ultimate protector and he also has the aid of Devi when required.