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Isn't K???a a god?
Rudraksha is not a god, he is a Buddha.
In Buddhism, the gods, belonging to the ghostly beings, are blessed ghosts, whose blessings are great, but are in the nether world. Wisdom is limited.
The Buddha, on the other hand, is a being whose wisdom and blessedness have reached perfection, and is called a two-footed deity.
Also, Rudra and Buddha, are two names for the Buddha. So-and-so Buddha, may also be called so-and-so Rulai. Such as Shakyamuni Buddha, can also be called Shakyamuni Rulai. Folk say Rulai Buddha, generally means Sakyamuni Buddha.
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