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Rudraksha (Elaeocarpus ganitrus) is Shiva's divine gift for the benefit of humanity.
Rudraksha means "Tears of Rudra" (Shiva); they are the most sacred objects with mystical powers.
For thousands of years, these beads have been used to obtain spiritual, material, and medicinal benefits.
It is believed that those who wear Rudraksha are not touched by sins, and are protected from all negativity.
The natural electromagnetic properties of Rudraksha seeds improve concentration, attention, and mental endurance. According to Ayurvedic scriptures, wearing Rudraksha can have positive effects on the heart and nerves, and helps relieve a person from stress, depression, anxiety, palpitations, and hypertension.
For the spiritual seeker, this is a disguised blessing, because those who wear Rudraksha are able to achieve their goals more quickly; even the effects of rituals will be ten times more effective.
The Mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for every purpose.
It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress. A mantra is meant as a pre-established sequence of syllables. The effect is obtained by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite. The sound produced while reciting is essential.
This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before reaching the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions". There are various mantras with an intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transferred from the Master to the initiate. These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras". Some malas have two clips with images of Vajra and Bell to keep count of the mantra rosary beads recited.
In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the male and female principle". The animal bone represents the transitional state of all beings.
Size: Seed 0.6 cm
Material: Seed Rudraksha
1 Rudraksha Mala with 108 Beads and Orange/Yellow Tassel
Mala with Mukhi Rudraksha seeds.
Due to natural variations, the color of a Rudraksha mala may vary.
Rudraksha is Shiva's divine gift for the benefit of humanity. Rudraksha means "Tears of Rudra" (Shiva); they are the most sacred objects with mystical powers.
For thousands of years, these beads have been used to obtain spiritual, material, and medicinal benefits. It is believed that those who wear Rudraksha are not affected by sins and are protected from all negativity.
The natural electromagnetic properties of Rudraksha seeds improve concentration, attention, and mental endurance.
According to Ayurvedic scriptures, wearing Rudraksha can have positive effects on the heart and nerves, and helps relieve a person from stress, depression, anxiety, palpitations, and hypertension. For the spiritual seeker, this is a disguised blessing, because those who wear Rudraksha are able to achieve their goals more quickly; the effects of rituals will also be ten times more effective.
The mala is primarily used to count repeated mantras, serving the same purpose as a rosary.
Beads made from semi-precious stones, pearls, plant seeds, or Bodhi wood can serve various purposes, such as counting any type of mantra or other prayers, prostrations, circumambulations, and so on. The cord is the same for every mala and should be made of nine threads, symbolizing Buddha Vajradhara and the eight Bodhisattvas.
The largest bead at the end signifies wisdom and the realization of absolute emptiness, and the cylindrical bead above the largest bead symbolizes emptiness itself. Together, they symbolize triumph over all adversaries.
The mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for any purpose.
It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress. A mantra is understood to be a predetermined sequence of syllables. The effect is achieved by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite it. The sound produced while reciting is essential.
This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before achieving the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions." There are various mantras with intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transferred from the Master to the initiate. These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras." Some malas have two clips with images of the Vajra and Bell to keep count of the mantra rosaries recited.
In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the male and female principles." The animal bone represents the transitional state of all beings.
Size: 0.8 cm
Material: Rudraksha
Rudraksha (Elaeocarpus ganitrus) is Shiva's divine gift for the benefit of humanity.
Rudraksha means "Tears of Rudra" (Shiva); they are the most sacred objects with mystical powers.
For thousands of years, these beads have been used to obtain spiritual, material, and medicinal benefits.
It is believed that those who wear Rudraksha are not touched by sins, and are protected from all negativity.
The natural electromagnetic properties of Rudraksha seeds improve concentration, attention, and mental endurance. According to Ayurvedic scriptures, wearing Rudraksha can have positive effects on the heart and nerves, and serves to relieve a person from stress, depression, anxiety, palpitations, and hypertension.
For the spiritual seeker, this is a disguised blessing, because those who wear Rudraksha are able to achieve their goals more quickly; even the effects of rituals will be ten times more effective.
The Mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for every purpose.
It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress. A mantra is meant as a predetermined sequence of syllables. The effect is obtained by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite. The sound produced while reciting is essential.
This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before reaching the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions". There are various mantras with an intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transferred from the Master to the initiate. These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras". Some malas have two clips with images of Vajra and Bell to keep count of the mantra rosary beads recited.
In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the male and female principle". The animal bone represents the transitional state of all beings.
Size: Seed 0.8 cm
Material: Seed Rudraksha
The natural electromagnetic properties of Rudraksha seeds improve concentration, attention, and mental endurance.
According to Ayurvedic scriptures, wearing Rudraksha can have positive effects on the heart and nerves, and helps relieve stress, depression, anxiety, palpitations, and hypertension.
For the spiritual seeker, this is a blessing in disguise, because those who wear Rudraksha are able to achieve their goals more quickly; the effects of rituals will also be ten times more effective.
The mala is primarily used to count repeated mantras, serving the same purpose as a rosary.
Beads made from semi-precious stones, pearls, plant seeds, or Bodhi wood can serve various purposes, such as counting any type of mantra or other prayers, prostrations, circumambulations, and so on. The cord is the same for every mala and should be made of nine strands, symbolizing Buddha Vajradhara and the eight Bodhisattvas.
The largest bead at the end signifies wisdom and the realization of absolute emptiness, while the cylindrical pearl above the largest bead symbolizes emptiness itself. Together, they symbolize triumph over all adversaries.
The mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for any purpose.
It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress. A mantra is a predetermined sequence of syllables. The effect is achieved by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite it. The sound produced while reciting is essential.
This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before achieving the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions." There are various mantras with an intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transmitted from the Master to the initiate. These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras." Some malas have two clips with images of the Vajra and Bell to keep count of the mantra rosaries recited.
In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the male and female principles." The animal bone represents the transitional state of all beings.
Size: Seed 1 cm
Length: 60 cm
Material: Seed Rudraksha
The natural electromagnetic properties of Rudraksha seeds improve concentration, attention, and mental endurance.
According to Ayurvedic scriptures, wearing Rudraksha can have positive effects on the heart and nerves, and helps relieve stress, depression, anxiety, palpitations, and hypertension.
For the spiritual seeker, this is a blessing in disguise, because those who wear Rudraksha are able to achieve their goals more quickly; the effects of rituals will also be ten times more effective.
The mala is primarily used to count repeated mantras, serving the same purpose as a rosary.
Beads made from semi-precious stones, pearls, plant seeds, or Bodhi wood can serve various purposes, such as counting any type of mantra or other prayers, prostrations, circumambulations, and so on. The cord is the same for every mala, and should be made of nine threads, symbolizing Buddha Vajradhara and the eight Bodhisattvas.
The largest bead at the end signifies wisdom, the realization of absolute emptiness, and the cylindrical pearl above the largest bead symbolizes emptiness itself. Together, they symbolize triumph over all adversaries.
The mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for any purpose.
It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress. A mantra is understood as a predetermined sequence of syllables. The effect is achieved by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite it. The sound produced while reciting is essential.
This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before achieving the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions." There are various mantras with an intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transferred from the Master to the initiate. These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras." Some malas have two clips with images of the Vajra and Bell to keep count of the mantra rosaries recited.
In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the male and female principles." The animal bone represents the transitional state of all beings.
Size: Seed 1 cm
Length: 47 cm
Material: Seed
Sandalwood is naturally fragrant and extremely smooth. Sandalwood is traditionally considered one of the purest substances and is appreciated for its cooling properties and medicinal value.
It is believed to promote tranquility and aid meditation.
Turning the sandalwood beads while reciting mantras is believed to have therapeutic properties that increase calm and promote a positive state of mind.
Mala
The mala is primarily used to count repeated mantras, serving the same purpose as a rosary. Beads made from semi-precious stones, pearls, plant seeds, or Bodhi wood can serve various purposes, such as counting any type of mantra or other prayers, prostrations, circumambulations, and so on. The cord is the same for every mala and should be made of nine strands, symbolizing Buddha Vajradhara and the eight Bodhisattvas.
The largest bead at the end signifies wisdom and the realization of absolute emptiness, and the cylindrical bead above the largest bead symbolizes emptiness itself. Together, they symbolize triumph over all adversaries.
The mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for any purpose. It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress.
A mantra is understood to be a predetermined sequence of syllables. The effect is achieved by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite it. The sound produced while reciting is essential. This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before reaching the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions." There are various mantras with intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transferred from the Master to the initiate.
These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras." Some malas have two clips with images of the Vajra and Bell to keep count of the mantra rosaries recited. In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the male and female principles." The animal bone represents the transitional state of all beings.
Size: 0.8 cm
Length: 76 cm
Material: Sandalwood
1 Mala necklace in wood with ornamental beads and dorje 108 beads
This mala has 108 wooden beads + 3 ornamental beads.
With an elastic cord so it can be worn as a bracelet.
The mala is mainly used to count repeated mantras, for the same purpose as a rosary.
Beads made from semi-precious stones, pearls, plant seeds, or Bodhi wood can serve various purposes, such as counting any type of mantra or other prayers, prostrations, circumambulations, and so on. The cord is the same for every mala, and should be made of nine threads, symbolizing Buddha Vajradhara and the eight Bodhisattvas.
The largest bead at the end signifies wisdom, realizing absolute emptiness, and the cylindrical bead above the largest bead symbolizes emptiness itself. Together they symbolize the triumph over all adversaries.
The Mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for any purpose.
It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress. A mantra is understood as a predetermined sequence of syllables. The effect is obtained by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite. The sound produced while reciting is essential.
This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before reaching the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions". There are various mantras with an intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transferred from the Master to the initiate. These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras". Some malas have two clips with images of the Vajra and Bell to keep count of the mantra rosaries recited.
In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the male and female principles". Animal bone represents the transitional state of all beings.
Dimensions: 0.6 cm
Material: Wood
1 Mala Necklace with 108 Sodalite Beads
Sodalite improves self-acceptance, self-esteem, and self-confidence.
It strengthens thought, logical reasoning, and objectivity, and unites them with intuition.
The stone absorbs electromagnetic radiation from computers and cell phones, and stimulates deep and acute meditation. It can be used in a group to improve harmony, trust, and solidarity.
The mala is primarily used to count repeated mantras, serving the same purpose as a rosary.
Beads made from semi-precious stones, pearls, plant seeds, or Bodhi wood can serve various purposes, such as counting any type of mantra or other prayers, prostrations, circumambulations, and so on. The cord is the same for every mala, and should be made of nine strands, symbolizing Vajradhara Buddha and the eight Bodhisattvas.
The largest bead at the end signifies wisdom, realizing absolute emptiness, and the cylindrical pearl above the largest bead symbolizes emptiness itself. Together they symbolize triumph over all adversaries.
The Mala with 108 beads is used while reciting or chanting mantras. 108 is the ideal number for any purpose.
It is important that our thoughts are pure while we recite or chant the mantra. The mantra is the practical use of secret forces that can help us progress. A mantra is understood as a predetermined sequence of syllables. The effect is achieved by repeating the mantra over and over again; this becomes deeper as one continues to recite. Essential is the sound that is produced while reciting.
This sound creates a unique spiritual imprint on the person who is reciting. It is said that a mantra is like a human being; there are various stages to go through before reaching the final effect, which is the "Purification of mental impressions.” There are various mantras with an intrinsic potential; this can only be personally transferred from the Master to the initiate. These are the so-called "Siddha Mantras.” Some malas have two clips with images of the Vajra and Bell to keep count of the rosaries of mantras recited.
In Buddhism, the symbolic meaning of these images is "method and wisdom, the masculine and feminine principles.” Animal bone represents the transitory state of all beings.
Dimensions: 0.6 cm
Material: Sodalite
Sodalite: description
Mineral class: tectosilicates.
Chemical formula: Na8 [Cl2/AlSiO4)6] + Be, K, Mg
Sodalite is a silicate of chlorine, aluminum, and sodium that forms mainly in low-silica pegmatitic rocks. It is opaque and deep blue-gray with white flecks of feldspar.
Element
Water: the water element concerns the sphere of emotions and femininity (love, healing, compassion, reconciliation, intuition).
Chakra
Fifth chakra Vishudda (“Throat”) and Sixth chakra Ajna (“Forehead or Third Eye”)
Mythology
The name sodalite means “sodium stone” and it was recently discovered, so we do not have information about its traditional use. Its classification distinct from that of lapis lazuli is recent, for this reason the virtues of the two stones were confused: sodalite like lapis lazuli symbolizes the starry night and the depth of the sea and evokes a divine and magical dimension.
According to a legend told in the area of San Salvador de Bahia in Brazil, a young woman fell in love with a man with a heart of stone who rejected her. Grieved by the rejection, the woman committed suicide. When he found out, he fled crying, realizing he had lost a true love, and from the union between his tears and the blue of the sky, sodalite was born.
Effect on the body
Sodalite is indicated for throat disorders such as laryngitis. It has a calming action and can be useful in cases of insomnia and asthma. It soothes pain and inflammation, lowers high blood pressure, improves the functionality of the lymphatic system, and prevents fluid retention.
Effect on the psyche
Sodalite is a healing stone. It promotes idealism and stimulates the desire for truth and knowledge. It allows one to live their life according to their own desires while remaining true to oneself. It strengthens the sense of one's identity and the ability of self-assertion, helps overcome mental patterns and obsolete behavioral models that constitute an obstacle to personal growth, and to accept living in the present without anxiety.
Sodalite eliminates feelings of guilt and allows one to fully enjoy emotions in complete freedom and with wisdom. It balances the masculine and feminine polarities, Yin and Yang. Its vibrations lighten the “stagnant water” on the physical plane and thus allow to rebalance those who are hypersensitive and react impulsively after having “repressed” and nurtured it inside themselves for a long time.
Sodalite organizes and deepens thought, clarifies and balances one's inner voice, which draws from the chaotic and incomprehensible flow of our unconscious. It accompanies the subject in acquiring a deep vision of reality and opening the mind. It contributes to the creation of ideas through the word and allows the subject to express themselves with confidence.
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