“एकोनविंशतिमुखं रुद्राक्षं नारायणात्मकम्।
सर्वसिद्धिप्रदं पुण्यं मायाजालविनाशनम्॥”

In ancient times, during the end of Dvapara Yuga, a powerful sage named Rishi Shvetashwa was performing deep penance in the Himalayas to understand the secret of Dharma and Moksha. Though spiritually advanced, he was constantly disturbed by inner doubts, material attachments, and delusions about the real purpose of life.

Pleased with his tapasya, Lord Vishnu appeared before him in His Narayana form, radiant with Sudarshan Chakra, Kaustubha gem, and celestial garlands. Lord Narayana smiled and spoke:
“O Sage! The illusion (Maya) of the world even binds the wise. To overcome this, one must connect with Satya (truth), Dharma (duty), and Atma Jnana (self-knowledge). I give you this sacred bead — the 19 Mukhi Rudraksha, which embodies My presence as Narayana.”

Lord Narayana further said:

“This Rudraksha grants success in every action, clarity of mind, fulfillment of desires, and above all, liberation from the illusions of Maya. It is the secret to rising above duality and achieving Vaikuntha-like bliss even while living.”
The sage wore the Rudraksha and attained the highest knowledge of Self and Creation, later becoming a guide to kings, saints, and seekers across India.

• Narayana (नारायण) is the supreme sustainer in the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh
• Symbol of cosmic order, dharma, abundance, and moksha
• Grants victory in efforts, detachment from negativity, and ultimate spiritual progress