As per Shiv & Padma Purana, the Three Mukhi (Trimukhi) Rudraksha is revered as a sacred bead representing Lord Brahma (the creator of the universe). With its three natural lines or faces, this divine Rudraksha exudes powerful energy and spiritual vibrations. It possesses the divine power to resolve life’s predicaments, achieving success and fulfillment. The Three Mukhi Rudraksha is also governed by the Rig Vedic deity ‘The Agni God’, offering purification to all aspects of existence and also past life bad karma.

 – For those troubled by memories of past-life regression or deep-seated anger, Purifies past sins and karmic debts.
 – Burns away negativity and revitalizes the wearer.
 – Reduces self-doubt, fear, mental stress, and feelings of inferiority.
 – Enhances motivation and physical vigor.
 – Improves mental grounding, fearlessness, courage, self-esteem, emotional, and physical well-being.
 – Provides protection, especially beneficial for children, women prone to accidents or illness.
 – Helps release past memories of hurt, shame, and anger.
 – Facilitates spiritual growth and liberation (Moksha).

According to Shrimad Devi Bhagavata, this Rudraksha absolves the sins associated with abortion and is believed to cleanse the grave sin of female infanticide (stree hatya). Wearing this Rudraksha grants absolution for transgressions from past karmic lives (Sanchita Karma), purifies the soul, and resolves lingering guilt. It facilitates a profound cleansing of sins from bygone eras. 

Additionally, it aids in attaining the Purusharthas” – Artha (wealth), Kaam (desires), and Moksha (liberation) leading to a blissful human existence and the fulfillment of life’s goals.

It is recommended to use it in multiples of 1 / 3 / 11 / 12 (For Wearing Kavach)
27 / 54 / 108 beads for Mangal (Mars) Japa. The ruling deity, Agni (Fire), empowers this bead with purifying and energizing properties.

As the ruling planet is Mars, one should wear three mukhi rudraksha to handle these issues.

◊ Military and Defense:
Mars’ association with courage and assertiveness makes it suitable for careers in the military, defense forces, and law enforcement – soldiers, officers, pilots, security personnel.

◊ Athletics and Sports:
Mars’ influence on physical energy and competitiveness makes it favorable for careers in athletics and sports. This includes roles as professional athletes, coaches, trainers, gym owners, fitness consultants, martial artists, wrestlers, or sports academy owners.

◊ Emergency Services and Firefighting:
Mars’ association with courage and assertiveness makes it suitable for military, defense forces, and law enforcement careers – soldiers, officers, pilots, and security personnel.

◊ Real Estate Business:
Mars’ association with energy and action makes it suitable for careers in engineering and construction – civil engineering, construction project management, or architectural design.

◊ Entrepreneurship:
Mars’ energy and assertiveness can benefit individuals involved in business related to Weapons, Red Color Products, Iron, Metals, Adventure, and Machinery.

◊ Any job / Business related to Mars, Red Color, Power, Fire, Land ‘Bhoomi’

Western Astrology: Aries/Scorpio Mars Sign (Born March 21 to April 19 or October 23 to November 21)
Numerology with Life Path Number (मूलांक) = 9
Psychic Number (भाग्यांक) = 9
Destiny Number (नामांक) = 9
Jyotish (Vedic Astrology):
Strong/Beneficial Placement of Mars in Birth Chart

Exalted Mars in Capricorn
Self Rashi Mesha (Aries) / Vrischika (Scorpio)
Undergoing Good Mars Mahadasha or Antardasha

Mesha Rashi ‘Aries’ (Chandra Kundali)
Good Mars in Lagna (Lagna 1st House)
Good Mars in Kendra 10th House
Born in Mars ‘Mangal Nakshatra’

Mrigashira Nakshatra – Ve, Vo, Ka, Ki (वे, वो, का, की)
Chitra Nakshatra – Pe, Po, Ra, Ri (पे, पो, र, री)
Dhanishta Nakshatra – Ga, Gi, Gu, Ge (गा, गी, गु, गे)
In below situations only Wear after Proper Consultation with a Knowledgeable Astrologer:

Weak Mars in Horoscope
Weak / Bad Yuktis / Bad Drishti
Mangal Dosha (Mars Affliction)
Neech Mars: Mars in Cancer (Karka Rashi)
Trik House Mars in 6/8/12

• Menstrual stress / White discharge / Abortion
• Energy levels / Overcoming laziness
• Blood pressure / Blood circulation
• Chickenpox / Blood- related diseases
• Accidents / Burns
• Gastric and digestive issues
• Depression / Schizophrenia / Mental peace
• Fixation / Guilt induced complexes
• Jaundice
• Heals stomach and liver ailments.
• Improves blood circulation and alleviates anemic conditions.

 3 Mukhi Rudraksha is associated with the trinity of supreme Gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh; its believed to clean sins of past life, and the wearer is set free from the burden of past Karmas and also provides a protective shield to the children from accidents & sickness.
• Property business / Land disputes
• Lawsuits
• Aggressive nature / Mood swings
• Mental strain / Stress
• Accident-prone job
• Past life sins, debts, memories
• Controls inferiority complex / Low Confidence
• Sharpens thinking and creative skills
• Get rid of the feeling of victimization
• Self Purification

…excerpt from Guru Aum Sushant Ji’s Book – Shiva’s Blessings: The Secrets of Rudraksha

Trimurti
The Trimurti, a sacred concept in Hinduism, embodies the divine essence of the three primary deities elucidated in the Vedas and expounded upon in the Puranas. This divine Trinity signifies the eternal cycle of creation, preservation, and dissolution within the cosmic tapestry of the universe. Each deity assumes a unique role and embodies distinct facets of the divine cosmic order.

Together, they epitomize these foundational cosmic forces’ interwoven nature and harmonious interplay.
◊ Brahma: The creator of the universe.
◊ Vishnu: The preserver of the universe.
◊ Shiva: Shiva is the transformer of the universe.

Ancient epics expound the notion that the entire universe is governed by the power of three, mainly through the three-stage philosophy of Shaivagam.
◊ Para: The stage of Supreme Reality
◊ Parapara: The stage of Divine Manifestation
◊ Apara: The stage of Manifested World

Also, the three auspicious numbers are integral to Hinduism’s philosophical and spiritual eachings, as described in the Vedas and elaborated upon in the Puranas. They provide guidance for leading a righteous life, understanding the nature of reality, and attaining spiritual liberation

◊ Karma:
This refers to the law of cause and effect, which states that every action has consequences. The Vedas and Puranas emphasize the idea that individuals are responsible for their actions and that their deeds shape their future experiences. Good actions lead to positive outcomes, while negative actions result in negative consequences. This concept underscores the importance of leading a righteous and virtuous life.

◊ Dharma:
Dharma represents the moral and ethical duties and responsibilities that individuals are expected to uphold in accordance with cosmic order and righteousness. It encompasses personal, social, and universal obligations. The Vedas and Puranas outline various aspects of dharma and provide guidelines for righteous living. Living in alignment with one’s dharma is believed to lead to harmony, balance, and spiritual growth.

◊ Moksha:
Moksha is the ultimate goal of human existence, representing liberation from the cycle of birth and death (samsara) and the attainment of union with the divine. The Vedas and Puranas discuss different paths (yogas) through which individuals can seek liberation, such as the
path of:

◊ Knowledge (Jnana Yoga)
◊ Devotion (Bhakti Yoga)
◊ Selfless action (Karma Yoga)
◊ Meditation (Dhyana Yoga)
Moksha is considered the highest state of spiritual realization and the end of all suffering.