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Lotus Seed Mala SKU: si11-080 Stock: 2 in stock Availability: Ships Now Description: Tibetan rosaries (malas) are traditionally used for a special Buddhist practice. Tibetan Buddhism suggests that there are 108 negative emotions to overcome. Malas are strung with 108 beads in order to say a mantra for each one. The bead size typically ranges from 7 to 9 mm diameter. Hand-strung in Dharamsala on a durable nylon coated wire and finished with a cotton tassel. more info Your Price: $18....

Long, dark and smooth Lotus seeds make this lightweight mala a special choice anytime. It is very cooling due to the cool qualities of the Lotus Seed. 30" long.

27 bead Lotus seed with 6 mm carnelian spacer strung on a strong durable cord. Lotus symbolizes purity.

The number 108 bears spiritual significance across several religions. Repeat the bracelet beads four times to complete your meditative practice of 108 chants. The largest bead - at which point the worshiper commences his chant - is the Guru bead with a tassel, a symbol of the teacher-student bond. Handmade in India.

Product Code : JPMBLSJ10MM

Beautiful Lotus Seed Hand mala for prostration or accumulation of mantra. For the first time we've made this hand malas with an adjustable size on a very strong red cord. Two Size avalable: Lg:9mm with 21 beads without including Guru bead Sm:7mm with 27 beads without including Guru bead

These genuine Lotus seed beads will darken slightly with age and use. The strand measures approx 36" long and includes 108 beads in total, each measuring approx 8mm in diameter (1.5mm hole). These beads were handcrafted; therefore, expect imperfections in shape, size and color. Although these malas are designed in a traditional fashion, they can easily be unstrung for use in beading projects.

Because it is made with seeds from the Buddha wisdom tree, a bodhi seed mala is also considered auspicious to use for all practices. Seasoned with a natural oil for an authentic appearance, with a turquoise bead to help keep your place in the rhythmic recitations of mantra prayers. This full size mala features traditional counters which include a set of 10 simple metal beads finished with bell and dorje counters.

Bodhi seeds are rich in tradition. It was under a Bodhi tree that the Buddha Shakyamuni sat before his Enlightenment. A sapling from that tree was carried to Sri Lanka some three centuries later by the female monk, Sanghamitta, and the great tree that grew from that sapling still stands today. Bodhi seeds represent spiritual promise and possibility, a sense of dedication and faith in nurturing the "seed" of practice.

Bodhi seeds are rich in tradition. It was under a Bodhi tree that the Buddha Shakyamuni sat before his Enlightenment. A sapling from that tree was carried to Sri Lanka some three centuries later by the female monk, Sanghamitta, and the great tree that grew from that sapling still stands today. Bodhi seeds represent spiritual promise and possibility, a sense of dedication and faith in nurturing the "seed" of practice.

Each prayer bead in this mala is 7 mm wide. This mala is made from lotus seeds. Lotus seeds are siilar to bodhi seeds in appearance, but they are generally lighter. This mala has 108 beads, and it is 42 inches long. There are 6 counting beads at the end of the mala for when you want to keep track of multiple rotations around the mala. This mala was handmade in Nepal.

Each bead on this wrist mala is 9 mm wide. There are 19 beads on this wrist mala. The strap is elastic. This wrist mala is made from lotus seeds. Lotus seeds are close in appearance to bodhi seeds , except they are lighter in color. This wrist mala was handmade in Nepal.

Lotus is believed to reduce pitta imbalances. The lotus seeds improve speech and concentration. Mantra invoked on a lotus malas abounds in spiritual wealth. The oval seeds of the lotus are a smooth matte brown color known for its cooling effect. It is seen as an astringent and rejuvenative, good for first chakra issues. More Details

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