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Mala wrist beads - set of 3 buddha prayer beads - wood

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Manufacturer: Reorient

Binding: Jewelry
Brand: Reorient
Feature: Each bead is subtley engraved with buddha symbols
Label: Reorient
Manufacturer: Reorient
Publisher: Reorient
Studio: Reorient

Features
Each bead is subtley engraved with buddha symbols Set of three Use for counting mantras, prayers, mediations, etc Bring tranquility into your life with these beads Made in China

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Editorial Reviews:

Mala Beads are a Buddhist tool of meditation. They are moved in rhythm with the breath and mantra of the meditation. The action of moving the beads keeps sleep and distraction at bay and incorporates more of the whole body in the meditation. Each time the mantra is repeated, the fingers move to the next bead. The mala is meant to focus the mind and promote clear thought about the meaning of the mantra as it is chanted. Schools of thought, from India, to Tibet, to China recommend different ways of holding and counting Mala beads, but these are mostly local idiosyncrasies. However each meditation should encompass the full cycle of beads. Longer meditations should include additional full cycles, starting at the summit and circling around again to the beginning.

Wrist malas can be used for short simple meditations, as simple jewelry accessories, or as a constant reminder of lessons learned during meditation.

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Customer Rating: Summary: You get what you pay for. Comment: Wooden beads, elastic cord holding them together. Fast shipping.

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