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This mala is made from amethyst material. Each bead is 6 mm. There are three small counting beads on this mala, that are 3 mm. There is also a large counting bead in the center of this mala near the tassel. That bead is 7 mm. The tassel and the counting beads are both there to guide your rotations around the mala. There are 108 beads on this mala. The number 108 was originally significant in Hinduism and was later passed on to Buddhism. There are many reasons for why there are 108 beads on a mala...

Each bead on this strand is 6 mm. This mala is made from crystal. There are 108 beads on this mala. 108 is important in Buddhism and in Hinduism as well. In Buddhism it is believed that you must overcome 108 evils to reach nirvana. This dark crystal mala was handmade in Nepal.

Bodhi seeds come from the bodhi tree. It was under the Bodhi tree where the Buddha Shakyamuni first found enlightenment. Each bead is 5 mm and there are 108 beads in this set. At the end of this bodhi seed mala there are two sets of three counter beads. Bodhi seeds are considered the most auspicious material to use as prayer beads . This Bodhi seed prayer beads mala is made from 108 Bodhi seeds. The tassel in the middle helps you return to the beginning point when using this bodi seeds prayer beads...

This set of prayer beads is made from jade. The beads are 35 inches long. These prayer beads were handmade in Nepal. The bowl pictured with the prayer beads is not included. There are 108 prayer beads on this Tibetan Buddhist prayer bead strand. Each bead is 6 mm.

This mala is made from yak bone beads. Inside each bead, there are turquoise and coral inlaid stones. This mala was handmade in Nepal. The yak bone beads are on a hemp string. Each bead is 7 mm wide and this mala is 34 inches long. There are 108 beads on this mala.

This set of prayer beads is made from lotus seeds. Each prayer bead is 7 mm. This mala is 42 inches long. There are three small counting beads on this mala, and there is a tassel with four counting beads on the end of the mala. The counting beads are for multiple rotations. This lotus seed mala was handmade in Nepal.

This set of Buddhist prayer beads is made from tridacna shell. There is a counting bead in the center of the prayer beads, and there are smaller counting beads periodically throughout this mala . This set of Tibetan Buddhist prayer beads was handmade in Nepal. There are 108 beads on this mala and each bead is 8 mm.

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Each bead on this mala is hollow and the material used in this mala is peach wood. Peach wood is believed to be auspicious. There are star designs on each bead. This mala was handmade in Nepal. Each bead is 11 mm wide and there are 108 beads on this mala.

This mala is made from multi-colored wooden beads. There are 108 beads on this mala and there are 12 counting beads on the tassel part of this mala. There is a jade bead on the end of this mala. This mala is 34 inches long and each bead is 5 mm wide.

There are 108 beads on this mala . Each bead is made from dyed red coral beads. Each bead is 8 mm wide. There is a larger counting bead on the end of the mala and a tassel on the larger counting bead. This mala was handmade in Nepal.

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- Using Your Mala: A mala can be used with either hand. Always start with the first bead after the main or 'Guru' bead. As you repeat your mantra, move each bead with the thumb towards the body over the meridian point on your middle finger(see below). As you progress, the Guru bead first descends and then ascends on the other sound. When you reach the Guru bead, repeat teh mantra and make a prayer. To begin again, turn the mala around and continue from the start again.

This set of prayer beads is made from smoky quartz, which is also known as brown quartz. Prayer Beads are also called malas. There are 108 beads on this mala . This is traditional in Hinduism and in Buddhism. In Buddhism the number 108 represents the number of lies that one must overcome to find Nirvana. There three red counting beads in this mala and there is a tassel on the end. The tassel helps you know when you have completed one rotation, and the counting beads help so that you will not lose...

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Tibetan Buddhist prayer beads Malas are also known as the Buddhist rosary, as a tool for repetition of a mantra during meditation. Prayer beads are used to count mantras, as your fingers pass over one prayer bead for each time you recite the mantra, which allow the mind to focus totally on the mantra, thus to achieve enlightenment easier.