Tibetan prayer beads

Malas are often wrapped around the wrist by monks and devotees in Tibet. However, practitioners in India wear them around the neck and head. 📿

How to use Mala Beads - start with the bead next to the "guru" bead, hold the bead between finger & thumb and recite the mantra, repeat

This post answers common questions about Tibetan malas or prayer beads, like how to hold a mala, care for your mala, and why malas are used.

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Inspired by the peaceful teachings of Tibetan Buddhism, this special Mala combines traditional palm seeds with the wisdom of the zodiac. Feel the positive vibes, balance your energies, and connect with the universe's cosmic dance. Each bead holds ancient wisdom, guiding you gently on your path to peace and enlightenment. LINK IN BIO #tibetanmala #malabeads #palmseedmala #malajewelry #prayerbeads #tibetanjewelry #tibetanastrology

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Inspired by the peaceful teachings of Tibetan Buddhism, this special Mala combines traditional palm seeds with the wisdom of the zodiac. Feel the positive vibes, balance your energies, and connect with the universe's cosmic dance. Each bead holds ancient wisdom, guiding you gently on your path to peace and enlightenment. LINK IN BIO #tibetanmala #malabeads #palmseedmala #malajewelry #prayerbeads #tibetanjewelry #tibetanastrology

Description Tibet 2007

Traditionally, there are 108 beads on a strand of Buddhist mala or prayer beads. The origin of is the sacred number related astrologically to the 12 astrological houses, multiplied by the 9 planets in our solar system.