A mala is a strand of one hundred eight beads including one large bead that is referred to as the summit bead. It is also known as a sumeru bead. The mala is a tool to help you keep your mind on your meditation practice. Mala beads can be made from different material like basil wood, crystal, gemstones, sandalwood, or rudraksh seeds.
These malas generally comprise of 108 beads or any other number which is divisible by 9. It is believed by Buddhists that there are 108 likely sins and on the other hand, the Hindus believe that there are 108 names of Hindu gods and also the number 108 signifies the nine planets contained in the 12 zodiac houses. Hence, because of all these reasons, 108 is the most preferred or perfect number for devotional purposes.
Chakras are primal cosmic focuses of energy in the human vitality field. Situated along the central path of the body from the base of the spine to the highest point of the head, chakras are concentrations of vital prana that are always in motion, balancing the energies with the auras of the universe.
Mala Bracelet are a main part of Buddhist religious practices. These beautiful beads are strung with specific purposes in mind for each person who uses them. There are several uses for prayer beads. They can be used for meditation, with calming effects in everyday life or even to keep on the walls of the home as a protective talisman to watch over the entire family.
Healing is a property very commonly associated with sphatic crystals, and the sphatic crystal accentuates healing at all levels, be it physical, psychological, emotional, or even spiritual. Correspondingly, as we find that spiritual products are made using sphatik, these could be used for prayers, healing or meditation.
They should be used with intent to bring greater serenity, loving kindness, joy and happiness to the world. They are considered source of immerse blessings in a person's life. They come with a total of 108 beads and are used for both Buddhism and Hinduism.
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