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Prayer Mala Beads

The Sanskrit word "mala" means "garland." A mala is a string of beads used to count repetitions in Buddhist practices--prostrations, recitations of mantras, names of the Buddha. Sometimes it is simply a reminder to be aware. The traditional number of beads in a mala is 108. The beads themselves, made from variety of seeds, wood, and semiprecious stones, are worn around the neck or wrapped in coils around the wrist.

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  • Tibetan Bell and Dorjee 108 Prayer Mala Counter - nepacrafts
    Tibetan Bell and Dorjee 108 Prayer Mala Counter - nepacrafts
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    Tibetan Bell and Dorjee 108 Prayer Mala Counter

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    This is a pair of bell and dorjee mala counter. Counter beads are usually seen in prayer mala as it assist in counting while doing meditation. The ...

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The Sanskrit word "mala" means "garland." A mala is a string of beads used to count repetitions in Buddhist practices--prostrations, recitations of mantras, names of the Buddha. Sometimes it is simply a reminder to be aware. The traditional number of beads in a mala is 108. The beads themselves, made from variety of seeds, wood, and semiprecious stones, are worn around the neck or wrapped in coils around the wrist.