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Short Description: The Buddhisttemple 108 Bead Sandalwood and Gemstone Mala is a sacred tool for meditation, crafted from calming sandalwood and vibrant gemstones. Designed to guide your spiritual journey, it embodies tranquility, wisdom, and inner peace.
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Type: Mala Beads
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Buddhist Temple Shop grew from our founder's journey in Tibet and a lasting interest in Buddhist culture, meaningful objects and mindful practice.
A 108-bead mala combining sandalwood and seller-listed bead materials for mantra counting, prayer, meditation and mindful practice.
In Buddhist and Hindu traditions, 108 is a sacred number frequently used in mala design and mantra practice. A 108-bead mala helps practitioners keep count during recitation, prayer or breath-focused meditation.
Move one bead at a time with each mantra, breath or repetition. The larger guru bead traditionally marks the beginning and completion of a round.
This mala is intended as a tool for contemplative practice and symbolic use.