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What is a Mala?
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A mala is an eastern version of a rosary, similar to prayer beads
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A mala has 108 beads so that if any bead is accidentally skipped, the mantra or breathe is being repeated at least 100 times
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It is recommend to choose a mantra and use only that mantra for the same mala. This allows for your manifestations to become totally infused into this mala
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If a mantra is not resonating with you one day, feel free to simply take a breath with each bead
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Malas are made of beads, stone, wood and even bone.
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Malas and yoga go hand in hand...literally! :)
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How to Use a Mala for Meditation?
Sitting in a comfortable position, hold your mala in your right hand (in India, the left had is considered impure), with your pointer finger straight out. The large bead is the Guru bead which is how to start japa meditation (mala meditation). Give thanks to all you Gurus and those who have influenced who are you. Then, turning the beads towards you and starting on the right side, start your meditation, bead by bead. This allows you to meditate without having to count your breathes or set a timer.
Serpentine
This is a great Mala for all our Libra friends!
Serpentine is an earthy stone that aids in meditation, spiritual exploration and assists in the retrieval of wisdom.
Mookaite
Mookaite is a powerful healing stone that helps provide stability to one’s perspective, helping make the right decisions and honoring one's intuition.
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What is a Mantra?
A mantra is a word or phrase that is repeated silently or chanted out loud. It is healing and can be spiritual. A few examples of a mantra are, "I am kind" and "Inhale the good, exhale the bad".
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