Two naturally joined Rudraksha called Gauri Shankar is regarded as the form of Shiva & Parvati. It is so much full of influence that it causes the development and expansion of universe due to its being the unified and identified form of the Lord Shiva and the Goddess Uma. This form becomes the cause of expansion of the universe providing fertility. It makes the husband and wife identify each other. Therefore it is regarded the best thing for peace and comfort in the family.

If a man worships Gauri Shankar at his worshipping place, the pain and suffering and other earthly obstacles are destroyed and the peace and pleasure of family are increased. In Puranas the bead of Gauri Shankar is regarded the best for happy family life. A sannyasi wearing a garland or Kantha of 32 beads of Gauri Shankar mukhi Rudraksha, becomes Lord Shiva incarnate, it is believed.

Recommendation of the Gauri Shankar for peaceful family life is perfect. It can be worn at place of worship.

Mantra is "Om Gaurishankaraya Namah"

Puja of rudraksha must be done by the can be done by the wearer himself or can be energized by the Gurus, pandits or priests at the temple.

Following procedure Should be followed to energize and get the blessings of Rudraksha beads.

(1)  Choose an auspicious day and time of wearing may be Monday or any specified day.

(2)  Arrange all items of blessings after having a bath in the morning with pure mind and soul.

(3)  Sit Facing the temple and your Isht dev as on facing north east or east.

(4)  Use Panchaamrit which is a mix of unboiled milk, honey, curd, Sugar and Ghee.

(5)   9 leaves of peepal tree in a plate

(6)  Plates for offering in a puja

(7)  Dhoop, Diya, Incense sticks (Agarbatti), Sandal paste, Aromatic oil, Ricegrains and Ashtagandha.

(8)  Offering Flower, fruit, Coconut.

(9)  After all this offerings wash rudraksha with Ganga Jal (water)

Place the Rudraksha in front of Your Isht dev and Lord Shiva with 9 leaves of Peepal tree and Chat “OM NAMAH SHIVAYA” and then Chant the Mantra "Om Gaurishankaraya Namah" at least 11 times, or 108 times.