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Goddess Lakshmi is known for bestowing wealth and abundance. When she was in Devlok, Lord Indra was resplendent and mighty as the king of Devatas. When he was cursed for his arrogance and carelessness by the Sage Durvasa, Goddess Lakshmi leaves him, rendering him weak and without glory. She then graces the Naaglok as well as the lower world of the Asuras. The king of Asuras, Bali was blessed abundantly by her. When the quest for Amrut began, it was decided to churn the ocean. Both Devas and Asuras saw her emerging from the ocean of milk amidst the churning. She promptly chose Vishnu as her husband and went with him to Vaikuntha. It is in this place that she sat with her husband on the mighty Ananta Naag and displayed her Sthira (stable) form. The Padma Purana states that seven mighty snakes live in the seven facets of the 7 Mukhi Rudraksha. Nagas / snakes are mighty elemental beings. The wearer of this bead stays unaffected by poisoning of any kind because of the grace of these Nagas. Crimes like theft, adultery and drug abuse amount to negative Karma and sins. This bead absolves the sins resulting from them.The 8 Mukhi Rudraksha bestows the wearer with an analytical mind. This in turn leads to better comprehension and understanding. Sins accrued by compulsive lying get condoned when a person wears an 8 Mukhi. The 8 Mukhi Rudraksha serves as a magnet for drawing fame, artistic excellence and prosperity. This Rudraksha is known to control the malefic effects of Rahu. The planet Rahu is known for his mastery in illusion and occult thereby causing major confusion. Confusion leads to delay and lack of appropriate solutions. The 8 Mukhi Rudraksha breaks this pattern for the wearer thereby blessing him with keen intellect to overcome obstacles.