A beautiful neck mala consisting of alternating Purpleheart, Dragon Blood, and Verawood beads. 108 Bead Malas are prayer beads used in various world religions to help guide in meditative practices, chants, devotions, and prayers, all known as "mantras". Traditionally the 108 beads are counted while reciting a mantra 108 times helping facilitate focus and intention behind the practice. Dragon's Blood is said to protect against negative energy. Purpleheart cultivates creativity, and Verawood is thought to help induce a meditative state.
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Malas/Prayer Beads- Malas are prayer beads traditionally used for reciting repetitions of prayers, Devotions, or chants called "mantras," and help to facilitate meditation practice. They have been used for thousands of years in Tibetan, Nepali, Indian, Chinese, and Japanese Buddhism. These prayer beads can be made in the form of a necklace or bracelet.