Wood Rudraksha Mala Prayer Beads

Traditionally, a mala is a strand of 108 beads used in meditation and prayer. Mala means “garland” in Sanskrit, and the 108 beads are spiritually significant in India. 108 represents the whole of the universe, according to Vedic cosmology. There are 108 letters used in the Sanskrit alphabet, 108 sacred texts of the Upanishads, 108 holy sites in India, and many more correspondences. Malas are beautiful tools to work with for deeper contemplation and focus and even to wear as sacred adornments. Wearing or holding one will bring about higher consciousness and balance, as well as an awakening of the spiritual body

You can choose to use mantras, prayers or any affirmation you choose or create yourself. Close your eyes and breathe slowly shifting breath slowly through your body as you do so - say the affirmation or mantra silently in your head. Move each genuine red sandalwood bead through your fingers -  Activating the frequency as you caress each bead - and repeat your affirmation or mantra. 

You can do this anywhere and anytime. 

The more you practice with your mala the more powerful your affirmations will become as the Universe hears them.