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Emsum Design Mala Necklaces
Sea Foam Green Candy Jade Horsetail MALA
$100.00
Emsum Design Mala Necklaces
Sea Foam Green Candy Jade Horsetail MALA
$100.00
Jade; helps one cherish ones desires and to build one dreams into this physical reality, inspiring one to accomplishment
108 hand knotted beads
10mm sea foam green beads
8mm sandalwood beads
EACH DESIGN INCLUDES THE HEALING PROPERTIES
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A mantra is a word or sound repeated during meditation to help you concentrate.
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The term ‘mala’ is a Sanskrit word for “meditation garland.” Originally, mala beads were used for a special style of meditation called Japa, which means, “to recite.”
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First created in India 3000 years ago, mala beads have roots in Hinduism, Buddhism and yoga.
The term ‘mala’ is a Sanskrit word for “meditation garland.” Originally, mala beads were used for a special style of meditation called Japa, which means, “to recite.”
During Japa meditation you repeat a mantra softly, 108 times, using your mala beads to keep track.
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