Tibetan Mala Beads with Bronze Vajra | Buddhist Meditation Mala
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Size: 70cm (Length)
Weight: 0.25kg
Materials: Ethically Sourced Yak Bone, Bronze vajra
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About our Mala Beads:
This Tibetan Mala Beads Necklace with Bronze Vajra, made of 108 sustainably sourced yak bone beads and embellished with small bronze vajras and deep crimson tassels, promotes attentive practice. This ancient prayer chain, 70 cm long and weighing 0.25 kg, is used for mantra chanting, japa, and deep meditation. Each bead signifies a sacred number in Tibetan and Buddhist practice, assisting the user in staying focused during spiritual repetition and inner introspection.
The bronze vajra, a sign of unbreakable truth and spiritual strength, lends powerful symbolism to this mala, anchoring your practice in clarity and resilience. This mala, meticulously created and embellished with turquoise-colored bead accents, is more than a meditation tool; it's a sacred companion on your spiritual path. Whether used for prayer, as a spiritual accessory, or on your altar, it adds strength, intention, and holy tradition to every occasion.
Introduction To Mala
Mala beads (japa malas) are traditionally used in spiritual practices, especially Hinduism, Buddhism, and yoga. The word mala is Sanskrit for "garland." During meditation, they are primarily used to count repetitions of mantras, prayers, or breaths, similar to how rosaries are used in Christianity.
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