Nurturing Mala Bracelet Beads - NWOT

What is a Mala Bead? A Rudraksha seed Mala is a string of prayer beads commonly used in Indian religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism for the spiritual practice known in Sanskrit as Japa. Mala is another name for garland in Sanskrit. Mala originated in India and were used to keep track of the days. This was a simple way of recording without writing things down. Features This bracelet is a quarter mala. A quarter mala has 27 stones which means you can make 4 turns around the mala to complete your meditation. This mala is strung on nylon thread and is hand knotted between each stone. This mala has an oval White Jasper guru stone and 2" white, cotton tassel Tourmaline Quartz combines the properties of Tourmaline and Clear Quartz. It is a grounding and balancing stone and can act as a shield to negative energy. This mala supports the Third Eye Chakra and the Capricorn zodiac sign. This Mala is accompanied with one Lux Peace Gem Bag. Size Length - 7 inches Weight - 0.08lbs