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This wrist mala will fit any size of wrist. This bracelet is seven inches long and there are 16 beads on this mala. Each bead is 10 mm. There is a counting bead in the middle to help keep track of your rotations during meditation. This ivory prayer beads mala was handmade in Nepal.

Product Description The Great Adventure Prayer Beads are designed to be used in conjunction with the Bible Timeline Prayer printed on the back panel of the Great Adventure Kids Bible Timeline Chart. The Bible Timeline Prayer emphasizes the important lessons God wants us to learn from each period of Bible history and helps children learn God’s plan for their lives. Choking Hazard: contains small parts not suitable for children under 3 years old.

Subtle and varied Blues, Browns, Greys and Greens are seen in our natural, 8mm African Brown Green turquoise mala. This design features red tigers eye markers, and an earthtoned brown snakeknot end.

Islamic prayer beads (also known as Zikr, Tesbih or Tasbih) with an Islamic inscription on each bead. Measures 15½ inches long. Available in several colors.

Description This mala is made from red yak bone beads. There are 108 beads on this mala. Each bead is 7 mm wide and this mala is 26 inches long. This mala was handmade in Nepal. The Tibetan Buddhist om symbol is written on each bead in the same style as a man-made dZi bead. There are two mala counters on this mala and there are 10 small counting beads on each counter. There is a tassel on the end of the mala.

This smoothly gleaming mala (chain) of 108 carnelian prayer beads is indispensable to meditative practice. Each bead is used to count the repetition of a mantra or chant. The number 108 bears spiritual significance across several religions. The largest bead - at which point the worshiper commences his chant - is the Guru bead, a symbol of the teacher-student bond. Handmade in India. Minor variations and defects enhance individual artistic character.

Mala Rishi Beads. 108 beads on strand, 40" long. Beads are approximately 8mm (about the size of a medium chick pea).

Bad karma and nightmare logic set the stage for nine skin-crawling tales of terror as CGI and special effects artist Masahiro Okano presents a series of thirty-minute frighteners that originally terrified attendees of the 2004 Fantasia Film Festival.

Amethyst Japa Mala Prayer Beads- In Tibet, amethyst is considered sacred to Buddha, possibly due to its ability to activate and balance the 6th chakra (third eye). Amethyst is said to cure impatience, balance high-energy, eliminate chaos, promote clarity, and help keep one grounded. Amethyst is purple quartz, and is a meditative and calming stone. The mala measures 32" in length, and features a purple threaded tassel at the end to aid you in keeping track of your prayer from beginning to end.

These prayer beads are a relatively new prayer form which is a blending of the Marian Rosary and the Orthodox Jesus Prayer Rope. Comprised of 33 beads, the number of years Christ walked the earth, the prayer beads are grounded in incarnational theology, and the symbolism contained in it points towards the Celtic view of the sanctity of all of God's creation

Aventurine is throughout the world. This mineral is similar to amazonite and jade. The name aventurine comes from the Italian "a ventura," which means"by chance". Aventurine has been used as a lucky talisman. Legends say that it is an all-purpose healer, used to reduce stress, develop confidence, imagination and improve prosperity. A legend from ancient Tibet says that aventurine was used to improve nearsightedness and to increase the wearer's creativity.

Shipping Cost Second Item USA $2.50 $1.50 Other $4.00 $2.50 Price: $12.00 1 Item(s) in Stock Tweet Pin It This is an 11 inch strand of blue prayer beads. The 12 larger beads are blue lampwork glass separated by 3 small clear beads. One end has a clear crystal inscribed "hope" while the other end is finished with a pewter cross and butterfly, which symbolizes transformation or Christ's redemption. Each set of prayer beads comes with a set of papers that include the symbolism...

Perched on a plateau in the Himalayas 16,000 feet above sea level, Tibet at first glance appears to be a remote country overshadowed by its much larger neighbors--India to the West and China to the East. In fact, Tibet has long been a cultural hub and is known worldwide for its astonishing jewelry. Historically, red coral from the Mediterranean, deep blue turquoise from Iran and pearls and conch shells from the Indian Ocean were imported to supplement native amber, green turquoise, agates and precious...

SGI Standard Female Prayer Beads. Material: White Pearl. Although many people may recognize a variation of these prayer beads among todays newest fashion accessories, they carry a far deeper significance in the Buddhist culture. For this group of individuals, prayer beads, or mala beads as they are called in the Buddhist religion, represent a meditative tool.Their specific purpose may vary for different individuals, but commonly the beads are used to enhance goodness and diminish toxins...

There are 107 beads on this Crystal prayer bead mala. 104 of the beads are Crystal. 3 of the beads are Carnelian counter-beads every 26 beads. The beads are approxiamtely 6 mm. or .1875 inch in diameter. The tassle is made of two strings with five crystal beads and a yellow decorative dharma knot on each string.