Why adopt a Tibetan mala in your practice?
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The Tibetan mala is not just an accessory. It is a sacred companion that has accompanied practitioners of meditation, yoga, and rituals for centuries. Composed of 108 beads , it is used to recite mantras, calm the mind, and cultivate mindfulness .
Today, mala is making its way into our modern lives to help us slow down, breathe, and reconnect with our inner selves. What if it's time to adopt it into your own practice?
The Tibetan mala: a path of beads towards oneself
In Buddhist tradition, the mala is used to recite a mantra on each bead , creating a meditative loop of 108 repetitions. This number is not chosen at random: it symbolizes the 108 earthly desires to be transcended, the 108 tests towards enlightenment, or the 108 energy lines (nadis) in the human body according to yogic tradition.
Beyond this symbolism, the mala becomes an inner marker , a concrete tool for finding calm, clarity and alignment.
Three inspiring malas to discover
At Univers Tibet , each mala is carefully crafted from natural stones imbued with symbols and energies. Here are three models that are both powerful and refined:
Mala 108 Fluorite Beads
A stone of mental clarity, fluorite is ideal for concentration, emotional stability, and spiritual balance. This mala supports you during periods of transition and promotes inner structure.
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Tibetan Mala 108 Citrine Beads
A symbol of light, citrine attracts joy, abundance, and strengthens self-confidence. Perfect for positive affirmation practices and awakening personal power.
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Tibetan Mala 108 Beads in Shungite
A stone of absolute protection, shungite acts as a shield against negative waves and purifies the aura. This mala is ideal for sensitive people seeking grounding and inner strength.
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How to use a Tibetan mala?
Choose a mantra
A mantra is a sacred phrase or intention that you repeat mentally or quietly. Example: Om Mani Padme Hum .
Sit in a quiet space
Sit comfortably, close your eyes, and take a few deep breaths to center yourself.
Hold the mala in your hand
Use your thumb and middle finger to gently slide the beads, avoiding touching the guru bead (the largest one).
Recite your mantra at each bead
At each bead, say or think your mantra. Continue until you have completed all 108 beads.
Finish in silence
Take a moment to feel the effects of the practice. Let the vibrations anchor within you.
You can also wear your mala as a protective and energetic jewel, around your wrist or neck.
The benefits of mala in your practice
Calming the mind
The repetitive movement and recitation of the mantra calms inner agitation and promotes concentration.
Energy of natural stones
Depending on the stones chosen (fluorite, citrine, shungite, etc.), the mala amplifies certain energies: clarity, protection, confidence, anchoring, etc.
Spiritual Connection
The mala connects you to your inner space, to your breath, to your presence. It brings you back to the moment.
Personal ritual
It transforms an everyday moment into a sacred act. You enter into a conscious, calming, and meaningful routine.
Protective talisman
Worn on the body, it acts as a reminder of your intentions, while surrounding you with a gentle and beneficial vibration.
The Tibetan mala is not just a spiritual jewel, it is a tool for inner transformation . It accompanies you on the path to mindfulness, helps you set your intentions, meditate deeply and cultivate lasting peace.
Whether you're looking for grounding, mental clarity, protection, or emotional balance, there's a mala for you , one that resonates with your current energy. Discover our collection of Tibetan malas in our shop to cultivate focus, harmony, and self-awareness every day.
