Meditation Mala Beads
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Lotus Seed Wrist Mala (Prayer Beads) Brown 18 Beads List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $9.99  |
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Lotus seed represents purity and the 18 Bead Lotus Seed Wrist Malas are used by His Holiness The Dalai Lama. Lotus Seed Wrist Mala - Brown -18 Prayer Beads are meditation tools used for balance in your everyday life, spiritual life, emotional life... |
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Sandalwood Mala 108 Beads Sale Price: $14.90 |
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High quality 8mm Sandalwood Beads from Nepal. Local crafts people are supported with each mala purchased. Comes with free handmade pouch. |
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Tibetan Elastic Cord 5mm Rosewood Dorje Yoga Meditation Prayer Beads with a Free Tibet Magnet List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $9.99 |
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The prayer beads are made with rosewood and light wood. The cord is elastic. The bead size is 5mm. It is handmade in Nepal. |
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Mala of the Heart: 108 Sacred Poems List Price: $18.00 Sale Price: $10.22 |
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This collection of timeless poetry celebrates the eternal spiritual truth within each heart. Since ancient times, this hidden essence has been symbolized by the number 108. There are 108 earthly desires, 108 human feelings, 108 delusions, 108 beads in the traditional meditation mala, and 108 sacred poems in this anthology... |
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Dharma Beads: Making and Using Your Own Buddhist Malas List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $24.92 |
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The practice of meditating with Buddhist malas has been a tradition for thousands of years. With so many people searching for spiritual expression and Buddhism being so popular, its no wonder that a rosary from a 2500 year-old religion has become the hottest trend in contemporary culture... |
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Inner Tranquility: A Guide to Seated Meditation List Price: $12.95 Sale Price: $6.99 |
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Going beyond a basic overview to explain how and why meditation works, this manual provides clear instruction on how to create a daily meditation practice, emphasizing how important it is—especially for Westerners who are not used to being still—to sit correctly... |
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Asian Buddhist Wrist Mala - Yin Yang Pair of Buddha Meditation Prayer Beads - Wood Sale Price: $4.99 |
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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... |
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108 Beads Green Malachite Japa Mala: Meditation Prayer Necklace (Rosary) Sale Price: $28.00 |
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This unique japa mala (rosary) of 108 prayer beads is indispensable to meditation. Each bead is used to count the repetition of a mantra or chant. The number 108 bears spiritual significance across several religions... |
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Buddhist Wrist Mala - Fine Grain Wood Asian Meditation Prayer Beads Sale Price: $5.60 |
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This richly grained wooden Mala braclet is hand crafted in the Pearl River Delta. No two are identical due to the fine natural patterns in the wood. Each has true character and unique qualities, which can only be produced through careful selection of quality woods and traditional hand rubed stains... |
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Lungta Tibetan 108 Beads Meditation and Yoga Om Mala Sale Price: $16.98 |
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Tibetan 108 Beads water buffalo OM Mala Approximately 8 mm beads with matching Guru Bead and 100% Cotton Tassel. If you look closely at the picture you will find each of the 108 beads are hand etched with OM symbol... |
Open To Unconditional Love And Compasion With 4Th Chakra Malas
This is the fourth of a series that will inform you about the benefits of wearing your mala and saying your mantra for each of the seven chakras.
With the recent increased awareness of the many healing benefits of gemstones, mantras and malas, why not adorn yourself with jewelry that is both sacred and beautiful.
Chakra is a Sanskrit word that means wheel and refers to a system of seven basic energy centers that carry energy, or prana, throughout the body. Open and balanced chakras lead to optimal health, vitality and consciousness.
The fourth chakra is the heart chakra, located in the mid-sternum and is the middle, or center point of the seven chakras. The element is air and it serves the function of learning to love ourselves and others unconditionally as we open to compassion and universal love. It is also the integrator of opposites. It is oriented to self-acceptance and social identity.
If out of balance, we may feel unworthy of love, punish ourselves or be possessive in our relationships. When functioning, we live in a world that reflects love, beauty and harmony. A healthy fourth chakra allows us to love deeply, feel compassion, and have a deep sense of peace and centeredness.
This chakra is linked to the color green and is ruled by the planet Venus. It responds to the openness and acceptance known as bodhicitta or "complete openness of mind."
The possible physiological benefits for a balanced fourth chakra are healthy respiration and circulation, including heart, lungs and breasts. The gland is the thymus.
Gemstones: Rose quartz gives a gentle soothing energy that helps to heal emotional wounds, helps in developing self-love and helps open to unconditional love.
Malachite encourages compassion and aligns us with the will of the divine. It helps us to operate out of love and integrity.
Gold is a great conductor of energy and can help repair damage at a cellular level.
Mantra: "I breathe into the depth of my own loving heart as I open to the beauty, harmony and compassion that is reflected around me. I am grateful." To see this beautiful mala, go to http://celedra.com/malas/chakra/index.htm.
We invite you to wear your mala and recite your mantra for 21 days for full transformation and alignment to occur.
Each of our malas come with its own life-affirming mantra ("prayer", in Sanskrit) and represents a convergence of ancient spiritual tradition and modern beauty: The simplicity of gemstones is known to have healing qualities and, when worn around the wrist, is a constant reminder of the sacred within each of us. To learn how mantra and malas can change your life, please go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB5F_P9-H1g.
Namaste,
Celedra
About the Author
Celedra Gildea, a psychotherapist by profession, began designing malas, or prayer beads, in 1995 in order to support her spiritual practice in Tibetan Buddhism. In 2007 she went to Tibet to start a non-profit cottage industry for the Nangchen, training local Tibetan women in the making of malas. Then, she and her team took a harrowing car ride up the treacherous roads to the nunnery, where the malas were placed on the alter to receive the prayers and blessings of the nuns. Today, she is devoted to providing objects of art for you and your home with malas, jewelry and home décor that help create the sacred in everyday life.
Celedra Gildea, Founder
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