Tibetan Mala 108 Onyx Beads

The 108-bead Tibetan mala in black onyx is a timeless accessory, both spiritual and elegant. Crafted in the Buddhist tradition, this mala is ideal for accompanying your meditation practices, reciting mantras, or simply as a symbolic piece of jewelry for everyday wear.

FEATURES

• Material: AA quality natural black onyx
• Number of beads: 108 beads, in accordance with Buddhist tradition
• Pearl size: 7 mm
• Dimensions: 42 cm
• Weight: 67 gr
• FREE STANDARD DELIVERY IN METROPOLITAN FRANCE

Symbolism and virtues of Onyx:

Black onyx is a semi-precious stone with deep spiritual properties, used since ancient times.

1. Energy protection:
   Black onyx acts as a shield against negative energies. It absorbs harmful influences and protects the mind from intrusive thoughts.

2. Building Confidence:
   This stone stimulates inner strength and helps one make confident decisions. It is particularly useful for overcoming fears and anxieties.

3. Anchoring and stability:
   Linked to the root chakra (Muladhara), onyx promotes deep grounding. It helps one stay centered, especially during times of emotional turmoil or stress.

4. Emotional balance:
   Onyx harmonizes yin and yang energies, promoting a state of inner peace and serenity.

5. Memory and concentration:
   A stone of mental clarity, it improves memory and supports intellectual efforts during meditation or deep reflection.

Origins and traditions of Tibetan mala:

1. Sacred origin:
   Tibetan mala beads, also known as Buddhist prayer beads, have been used for millennia to accompany the recitation of mantras, prayers, or intentions. Each bead represents a recited mantra, aiding spiritual concentration.

2. The number 108:
   This number is considered sacred in Buddhist and Hindu traditions. It symbolizes the 108 human passions that must be overcome to achieve enlightenment. It is also linked to cosmic cycles, representing the entire universe.

3. Traditional use:

   • Mantra Recitation: As you pass each bead through your fingers, you recite a mantra or prayer, such as "Om Mani Padme Hum," to calm the mind and elevate consciousness.
   • Guided meditation: The mala helps anchor attention and give rhythm to meditation sessions.
   • Spiritual practice: It serves as an object of connection with the divine or as a personal talisman.
     
     

4. Tibetan crafts:
   Tibetan malas are often handmade in the Himalayan regions. They are carefully crafted, following rituals to maximize their spiritual energies.

Uses of Tibetan Mala:

• Meditation :
  Hold the mala in your hand and slide each bead between your fingers while reciting a mantra, synchronizing your breathing and spiritual intentions.

• Protective jewel:
  Wear the mala as a necklace or bracelet to benefit from the protective virtues of black onyx on a daily basis.

• Emotional anchoring:
  Manipulating the mala during times of stress or tension helps to regain calm and stability.

• Energy balancing:
  Place the mala near you during your yoga practices, meditation or rituals to harmonize your energies.

Care instructions:

• Purification: Regularly cleanse your mala by passing it through incense smoke or placing it on a rock crystal geode to recharge it.
• Protection: Avoid getting it wet or wearing it while swimming to preserve the shine of the pearls and the strength of the thread.
• Storage: Keep your mala in a pouch or sacred place when not in use.

Why choose this black onyx mala?

• Spiritual power: Its protective and balancing virtues make it a valuable tool for spiritual and meditative practices.
• Unique craftsmanship: Each mala is handmade, using authentic and natural materials.
• Timeless Design: Sleek and elegant, this mala is suitable for both spiritual practices and everyday wear.

Add this Tibetan mala to your collection and let yourself be guided by the strength and wisdom it embodies.

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