Description
This meditation mala necklace features 108 beads, approximately 8mm in size, a knotted design and a finishing tassel, with Tibetan turquoise counters as described in the title.
Traditionally known as a japamala, a mala is a string of prayer beads used to count repetitions of a mantra or prayer during japa meditation. Malas are associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, although their use and significance vary between traditions.
The beads offer a tactile focus for meditation, helping the user keep count as each repetition is completed. When not in use, a mala may be worn or kept in a dedicated place, according to personal preference and practice.
Meditation Mala 8mm 108 Beads Mala Necklace with Tibetan Turquoise Counters , Buddhist Prayer Mala
£16.50
Description
This meditation mala necklace features 108 beads, approximately 8mm in size, a knotted design and a finishing tassel, with Tibetan turquoise counters as described in the title.
Traditionally known as a japamala, a mala is a string of prayer beads used to count repetitions of a mantra or prayer during japa meditation. Malas are associated with Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, although their use and significance vary between traditions.
The beads offer a tactile focus for meditation, helping the user keep count as each repetition is completed. When not in use, a mala may be worn or kept in a dedicated place, according to personal preference and practice.