The Gaurishankar Rudraksha holds profound significance as a divine bead formed by the union of two Rudraksha beads, symbolizing the harmonious merging of Lord Shiva and Shakti. It carries the essence of divine love, fostering a deep sense of unity, abundance, positivity, harmony, and emotional well-being within families and relationships.

This sacred Rudraksha is also believed to radiate the positive energies of the Moon – nurturing and calming aspects of cosmic energy, influences our emotions, love, compassion, and forgiveness. It acts as a protective shield, guarding against negative energies and unforeseen adversities, providing a sense of security and stability.

Beyond its protective qualities, the Gaurishankar Rudraksha holds transformative potential for relationships. It promotes balance and understanding between partners, parents, and children, facilitating open communication and resolving conflicts. This sacred bead is known to heal emotional wounds, offering solace from stress, anxiety, and emotional turmoil.

Symbol of Unity:
Gauri Shankar symbolizes the sacred union of Shiva and Parvati, representing harmony, love, and devotion in relationships. It signifies the balance between masculine and feminine energies in life.

Planetary Associations:
Shiva (Shankar):
Associated with the planet Sun (the planet representing Life, transformation, and spiritual awakening). In astrology, Sun often denotes Tejas, Ojas, Healing,  Higher knowledge.

Parvati (Gauri):
Associated with the planet Moon & Venus (Shukra), which represents mind, love, beauty, prosperity, and harmony in relationships. Moon & Venus signifies calmness, creativity, artistic expression, and sensuality.

Astrological Benefits:
Wearing or worshipping a Gauri Shankar Rudraksha (often made of two beads fused together) is believed to:

– Enhance marital harmony and relationships.
– Promote spiritual growth and emotional balance.
– Provide protection from negative influences.
– Strengthen the connection between partners and deepen love and affection.
– Help individuals achieve their desires and material goals by balancing spiritual and worldly pursuits.

Remedies in Jyotish:

Top Puja and Rituals for Marriage, Love, Relationship Issues

1. Mangal Dosh Nivaran Puja
2. Swayamvara Parvati Puja
3. Kamakhya Devi Puja
4. Laxmi Narayan Puja
5. Vashikaran Mantra Ritual
6. Kumbh Vivah

These rituals, when performed with devotion and sincerity, can greatly enhance love and harmony in relationships. Consulting with a knowledgeable astrologer or priest to conduct these rituals properly can yield the best results. Regular worship and maintaining a positive mindset are essential for attracting love and resolving relationship issues effectively.

• Martial Bliss / Bringing harmony
• Unity & Peace in the family
• Better holistic relationships
• Healing past love traumas
• Helps save relationship, breakup, divorce
• Lucky partnerships in business
• Success, prosperity, and happiness
• Couple in love to identify one another
• Unmarried persons get a proper match

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

Ardhanareeshwar Story
In ancient times, there lived a sage named ‘Bhringi’, renowned for his unwavering devotion to Lord Shiva. Bhringi was a master of various yogic practices and austerities, and he firmly believed that Lord Shiva represented the ultimate reality.

However, Bhringi had a peculiar habit. He would always perform his circumambulation (pradakshina) around Lord Shiva, disregarding Goddess Parvati’s presence.

One fateful day, Bhringi set out on a pilgrimage to Mount Kailash, the divine abode of Lord Shiva. As he began his customary circumambulation around Lord Shiva, Parvati thought teaching Bhringi a lesson. Goddess Parvati sat on Shiva’s lap, making it difficult for Bhringi to go around Shiva alone.

Undeterred, Bhringi assumed the form of a female beetle (Bhringi) and attempted to fly between the small gap between the two. Then Shiva and Parvati united to assume the form of an inseparable Ardhanarishvara. Astonished, Bhringi attempted to bore a hole through them to circumambulate only the deity’s half of Shiva; Parvati cursed him, depriving him of his flesh and blood, the symbolic feminine aspect of men. This curse made him physically weak, which caused him to collapse, unable to support his body.

Bhringi recognized the importance & interdependence of feminine energy for cosmic balance. He prayed to Shiva & Parvati, acquiring a third leg and eventually becoming a ‘Maharishi.’

Symbolization of Ardhanareeshwar Form

In the Vedic scriptures, Ardhanarishvara represents the ultimate reality of the universe, where masculine and feminine energies merge in perfect harmony to bring equilibrium.

Purusha and Prakriti are opposite in nature, but the Ardhanarishvara reconciles and harmonizes the two conflicting ways of life: the spiritual way of the ascetic as represented by Shiva, and the worldly way of the householder as symbolized by Parvati, who invites the ascetic Shiva into marriage and the broader circle of worldly affairs.

As per Rigveda ‘Agnishomatmakam Jagat,’ the whole creation is made of Agni and Soma. Fire (Agni) is the male principle and is present in the menstrual flow of the female. The Moon (soma) is the female principle and is present in the sperm of the male. The union of Shiva’s Linga and the Devi’s Yoni leads to the birth of the entire cosmos. Shiva on the left also represents the spiritual sphere, while Shakti represents the material sphere.

Ardhanariswara illustrates how Goddess Shakti is inseparable from Lord Shiva. Shiva is nothing without Shakti, and Shakti is powerless without Shiva. If Shakti creates, Shiva is the source of that creation. No creation is possible without Shiva’s unity with the Divine Energy (Shakti).