The five-faced Rudraksha, known as the 5 Mukhi Rudraksha, bears five natural lines on its surface, representing the blessings of the five forms of Lord Kaalagni Rudra. It possesses the power to cleanse various sins committed in the present life. This sacred Rudraksha is also blessed by Devguru, the divine teacher of the Devas, as it is influenced by the planet Vrihaspati (Jupiter). Wearing it brings blessings to the wearer and bestows fulfillment in terms of wealth, desires, and liberation.

The Pachakshari Mantra, “Namah Shivaya,” originated from the five-faced form of Lord Shiva, and it is accompanied by the divine sound of “Om” (Pranava). Hence, the significance of the five-faced Rudraksha is paramount in any spiritual practice or meditation. Each face of this divine Rudraksha represents a different aspect or manifestation of Lord Shiva, encompassing the multifaceted nature of the divine.

◊ Sadyojata: This face represents the aspect of Shiva that is associated with creation – facing the west and is associated with the earth element.

◊ Vamadeva: This face symbolizes the aspect of Shiva related to sustenance and preservation – facing the north – associated with the water element.

◊ Aghora: This face represents the destructive aspect of Shiva, associated with transformation and liberation – facing the south – associated with the fire element.

◊ Tatpurusha: This face symbolizes the aspect of Shiva that is associated with knowledge and wisdom – facing the east and is associated with the air element.

◊ Ishana: This face represents the aspect of Shiva related to transcendence and spiritual enlightenment – facing upwards and is associated with the ether element

As Jupiter’s ruling planet, one should wear five mukhi rudraksha to handle these issues. 

◊ Law and Legal Professions:
Jupiter’s association with justice and righteousness makes it suitable for careers in law lawyers, judges, legal advisors, legal researchers, and advocates.

◊ Education and Academia:
Jupiter’s connection with wisdom and knowledge makes it favorable for careers in teaching, higher education, and academia – professors, scholars, researchers, and academic administrators.

◊ Publishing and Journalism:
Jupiter’s association with wisdom and expansion makes it suitable for publishing, journalism, and writing careers – authors, editors, journalists, book publishers, and content creators.

◊ Travel and Tourism:
Jupiter’s connection with growth and exploration makes it favorable for travel and tourism industry careers – travel agents, tour operators, hospitality managers, and travel writers.

◊ Philosophy and Spirituality:
Jupiter’s influence on higher knowledge and spirituality makes it suitable for philosophy, religious studies, theology, and spiritual counseling careers – philosophers, religious leaders, yoga teachers, healers, spiritual teachers, and counselors.

◊ Business and Entrepreneurship:
Jupiter’s association with growth and abundance makes it suitable for careers in business and entrepreneurship – business owners, CEOs, managers, and consultants, particularly in finance, investments, and international trade-related industries.

◊ Nonprofit and Humanitarian Work:
Jupiter’s influence on justice and morality makes it favorable for nonprofit organizations and humanitarian work careers – Social Workers, Politicians, Trustees, and advocacy group leaders.

Western Astrology: Sagittarius/Pisces Jupiter Sign (Born November 22 to December 21 or February 19 to March 20)
Numerology with Life Path Number (मूलांक) = 3
Psychic Number (भाग्यांक) = 3
Destiny Number (नामांक) = 3
Jyotish (Vedic Astrology):
Strong/Beneficial Placement of Jupiter in Birth Chart

Exalted Jupiter in Cancer
Self Rashi Dhanu (Sagittarius) / Meena (Pisces)
Undergoing Good Jupiter Mahadasha or Antardasha

Dhanu Rashi ‘Sagittarius’ (Chandra Kundali)
Good Jupiter in Lagna (Lagna 1st House)
Good Jupiter in Kendra 10th House
Born in Jupiter ‘Guru Nakshatra’

Punarvasu Nakshatra – Ke, Ko, Ha, Hi (के, को, हा, ही)
Vishakha Nakshatra – Ti, Tu, Te, To (ती, तू, ते, तो)
Purva Bhadrapada Nakshatra – Se, So, Da, Di (से, सो, द, दी)
In below situations only Wear after Proper Consultation with a Knowledgeable Astrologer:

Weak Jupiter in Horoscope
Weak / Bad Yuktis / Bad Drishti
Guru-Chandal Dosha (Jupiter with Rahu)
Neech Jupiter: Jupiter in Capricorn (Makar Rashi)
Trik House Jupiter in 6/8/12

 This bead has the power to pacify the malefic effects of its Ruling Planet, Jupiter:
• Liver / Diseases caused by fat
• Ears
• Thighs Muscles Issues / Mobility Issues
• Blood pressure / Heart problems
• Depression / Stress / Anger management
• Gall bladder
• Posterior
• Pituitary related to growth
• Bone marrow
• Diabetes
• Piles
• Kidney

 • Good health and peace of mind
• Relaxed and stress-free daily life
• Meditation and spiritual enhancement
• Purification and Cleansing
• Spiritual Growth
• Emotional Balance
• Mental Clarity and Focus
• Health and Well-being
• Protection and Shielding
• Harmony and Relationships
• Good Luck and Prosperity
• Self-Confidence and Willpower
• Blessings of Lord Shiva

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

Kaalagni Rudra:
The ruling deity of this Rudraksha is Lord ‘Kalagni’ – or Kala-Agni means ‘fire that is time.’ Rudra is the prime mover and destroyer of the material world and time.” As in Yajur Veda – Tripurasura had taken over the three cities of the gods, and the allusion was also to the triple passions of Pride, Anger, and Delusion in the site of the devotee.

His mythical arrow was equivalent in efficacy to the rites performed by the gods with Agni as their agent. Lord Shiva’s bow, the Pinaka, was one of the two bows that Vishwakarma had created for Shiva and Vishnu. Shiva first used the weapon to destroy the three impregnable cities of Maya, Tripura and end the evil asuras Tarakaksha, Vidyunmalin, and Kamalaksha.

Lord Shiva had used Vasuki, the snake he wears as a garland, as the string of Pinaka. The day Shiva destroyed the three cities is celebrated as Kartik Purnima. These cities were the work of the demon mastermind – Maya. It was a world conquest, a universal conflagration that wiped out the demons from the earth, air, and sky.”