Five Mukhi Rudraksha: It represents Kalagni. This extremely auspicious Rudraksha is important for those who want to awaken their Higher Self which means Upaguru. The garland of the sacred Rudraksha has been worn by sages and yogis since ancient times, which has deep significance and is considered a divine treasure. The rosary of the sacred Rudraksha is made from the seeds of the Rudraksha tree and ancient texts. Rudraksha is associated with Shiva.

Rudraksh is a Sanskrit compound word that includes Rudra (Sanskrit: Rudra) and Akka (Sanskrit: अक्ष). Rudra is one of the Vedic names of Shiva and Aka means 'teardrop'. Thus, the name means "Lord Rudra's tearful stream". The rosary of Rudraksha consists of 108 beads, as 108 is considered sacred and the appropriate time to recite a short mantra. The additional bead, called the "meru", the point or the "guru bead", helps to mark the beginning and end of the cycle of 108 and has symbolic value in the form of a 'principle' bead. Siddha Mala is the best for all zodiac signs.

Rudraksha, the most famous esoteric abhisheka of spiritual seekers, has been used extensively since time immemorial. This Panchamukhi (five faced) Rudraksha Mala helps in one's spiritual development. Botanically known as Elyocarpus ganitrus, Rudraksh is the dried seed of a tree that grows in select locations of South-East Asia, mainly in the Upper Himalayan Mountains.