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Wood Beads Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Bracelet Mala

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About Malas
The meaning of the Sanskrit word “Mala” is “garland.” The word for Mala in Tibetan is Akshamala. For Buddhist practitioners a mala is considered an essential tool. Below is a brief explanation about Malas, their purpose, meaning, and use.
What is a Mala?
From a practical and outer point of view, a mala can simply be understood as a method for counting Mantra recitation. However, a Mala can be a great deal more than just a counting beads.
Symbology of a Mala
On a deeper level, the Mala represents the Form and Speech of the Deity. It can be viewed as the Root[Read More]

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These are all Buddhist prayer beads from Korea. It was the Buddhist monks in China that help spread the drinking of tea and those same Buddhist monks were wearing these types of prayer beads. These prayer beads are made from the seeds of the Lotus tree. The Buddha reached enlightenment sitting under a Lotus tree 2500 years ago.

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Tibet Buddhist Green Sandalwood Beads Prayer Bracelet Mala

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Mala Beads are a Buddhist tool of meditation. They are moved in rhythm with the breath and mantra of the meditation. The action of moving the beads keeps sleep and distraction at bay and incorporates more of the whole body in the meditation. Each time the mantra is repeated, the fingers move to the next bead. The mala is meant to focus the mind and promote clear thought about the meaning of the mantra as it is chanted. Schools of thought, from India, to Tibet, to China recommend different ways of holding and counting Mala beads, but these are mostly[Read More]