Rudraksha Mala of 108 Blessings – Sacred Beads of Meditation

Description

A strand of prayer, a circle of protection, a garland of divine remembrance.

Each bead of Rudraksha is said to be born from the tears of Shiva, carrying within it the pulse of eternity. Knotted into 108, this mala becomes both a prayer wheel and a pathway — each bead a step toward silence, toward the infinite presence that waits beyond thought. The tassel falls like the tail of a comet, reminding the wearer of their passage through the cosmos. Held in meditation, the mala steadies the breath, anchors the mind, and purifies the spirit. Worn as adornment, it is more than jewelry — it is a seal of blessing, a protection carried close to the body.

Ways of Use:

• Count each bead in japa meditation, whispering mantras that align your heart with the Divine.

• Wear it as a necklace to carry the blessings of Shiva wherever you walk.

• Wrap it around the wrist during ritual, so that prayer is never far from your pulse.

• Place it on an altar as an offering of devotion, radiating quiet power into the space.

• Gift it to a seeker, so they may walk their path encircled by 108 steps of light.

A rosary of earth and heaven, where every bead is a prayer waiting to be spoken.