Rudraksha Mala 5 faces 8mm

Rudraksha Mala 5 faces 8mm, with 108 beads handmade in Nepal. Guru stone also in 8mm rudraksha seed. Very pleasant to the touch and visually very beautiful. The mala wire is black with fixed knot.

Rudraksha seed with 5 faces is the most abundant among all Rudraksha seeds. According to a research, 90% yield of the Rudraksha tree is from the 5-faced seed.

The Rudraksha seed is associated with the energy of fire, the element that purifies and transmutes the heaviest and densest base materials into the light and warmth of pure spirit. This fierce spiritual movement is extremely useful for focusing the mind and concentrating the spirit during meditation, prayer and mantra japas.

For many a mala may simply be a physical reminder of positive intentions and for others it may be a meditation tool often used within religious practices. There is no one correct definition or meaning of what a mala is, it is up to each individual to determine what their mala means to them.

A mala, commonly referred to as a “rosary” or as a “beaded necklace” among other names is a type of necklace often popular among people interested in healthy living, meditation, spirituality and the religions Buddhism, Hinduism and Sikhism.

“Mala” is a word from the Sanskrit language meaning “garland” or “meditation garland”. M malas have been around for thousands of years with the first mention of them being 800 B.E.C.

Rudraksha is a natural seed, found within the vibrant blue fruit of the evergreen Elaeocarpus ganitrus, is indigenous to the Himalayas throughout India and Nepal. It also flourishes in other areas of Southeast Asia, where the volcanic soil is conducive to its growth.

6 Benefits of 5-faced Rudraksha seed:

• Removes intellectual stupidity
• Controls blood pressure
• Academic excellence
• Increases memory and concentration power
• Helps maintain good health and fitness
• Relaxing effect on the mind

Taking care of your mala:

Please do not wash your mala or wear it while showering or sleeping, as this can weaken the mala’s thread.
To clean your mala: gently wipe the beads with a damp cloth and place in moonlight or sunlight to dry.
When not in use, store your mala in a Mala Bag.