Meaning of a broken mala It is normal to be saddened by a broken mala. A broken mala is a broken karmic cycle. It signifies that it is time for reflection and to release the intention associated with your beads. According to some yogis, a broken mala means that you no... 
Since mala beads store and absorb energies, it is important to clean your mala occasionally. Also, a mala should only be worn or even touched by a single person. Cleaning your mala resets its energetic qualities. Here are a few of the best ways to clean your mala:... 
You have purchased a beautiful mala and are wondering how to use it. Here are few simple steps to use your mala to mediate. Japa meditation cycle – repetition of your mantra 108 times, once per bead. Set your intention*; Sit comfortably with your eyes closed;... 
A ceremony to activate or reactivate your mala allows you to connect to your mala’s intention and energy. Find a quiet space; Sit comfortably; Light incense or a candle; You can wash your mala in pure water with flowers; With your eyes closed find your breath; Empty... 
It could be overwhelming to choose a mala. There are two general guidelines when choosing a mala. Reason for mala: Are you looking for a meditation tool? Specific healing properties? For example, if you are trying to get pregnant, moonstone and carnelian are stones... 
The Anatomy of You Mala A mala is composed of beads and an ornamental tassel. Beads A Mala is composed of either 18, 27, 54 or 108 beads (or any multiples of 9, as 9 is a sacred number in yoga). Most Mala necklaces are composed of 108 beads plus the merubead. The... 
When choosing a mala one can be inspired by the symbols. Buddha: Wisdom, teacher and guidance Ganesh: Strength, perseverance and clarity Eye: protection Hamsa: protection, peace, prosperity, happiness and good fortune Infinity: love, connection and karma Long life:... 
Mala becomes the intention for the practice – prayers, hopes and dreams. Intention-filled malas Materials, stones and symbols African opal: love, passion and relationships Agate: grounding, balance and truth Amazonite: peace, love and strength Amethyst: power... 
The word Mālā or Japamālā come from Sanskrit and means meditation garland. Mala, also called prayer or meditation beads, are used for meditation and prayer. They have been used by hindu and buddhist yogis for prayers and meditation for thousands of years. They are... 