Japa Mala Sandalwood

Japa malas are sacred meditation tools similar to Christian rosaries that help connect with the present moment and can also be used as a necklace or bracelet as a complement . In Sanskrit Japa means “repeat prayers” and mala means “meditation garland ” . The mala allows the meditator to count mantras with his hand while reciting them, its symbolism also allows him to use it as a ritual and mental training object. All of these elements allow the practitioner to approach their spiritual ideals in a very accessible and powerful way.

In India it is traditional to use sandalwood oil both in homes and in temples, but the wood also has a great magical or sacred connotation . Sandalwood also occupies an important place in the Ayurvedic tradition of India, where it corresponds with the Moon and Water . Its association with the Moon is due to its pale color and its ability to help us meditate . As for Water, its association with this element refers to the relaxing, aphrodisiac and anti-inflammatory powers of sandalwood .

Just as a Christian rosary is used to recite prayers, the japa mala is used to repeat mantras, that is, phrases or words that produce a vibration and that, repeated, calm the mind and can lead us to a higher state of consciousness. Using a mala will allow you to take your meditation further, achieve a spiritual connection and control the complete repetitions you do of your mantra, since these necklaces have a larger stone that indicates that you have finished a round.
Description: Japa Mala with 108 Pieces Uniformity Red Sandalwood Beads
Elastic Buddhist bracelet for men and women. The Japa Mala with sandalwood will adopt all its spiritual and relaxation power, facilitating inner peace and meditation. Sandalwood has calming and restorative properties. It is a material that allows the mind to focus on its most spiritual side and connect with the sacred. For this reason, accompanying yourself with a Japa Mala with sandalwood is a great help for meditation. At the chakra level, sandalwood is considered to correspond to the first (Root Chakra or Muladhara) and the sixth (Third Eye or Ajna). In this way, our union with nature and the perception we have of both the world and ourselves work.

Suitable for prayers and Buddhists.
This mala is made up of 108 beads, which is an important number in Buddhism because one must overcome 108 evils to achieve enlightenment.

Material: Sandalwood

Color: Burgundy red

Beads diameter: 0.8cm/0.3inch

Knot Way: Wishful Knot