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In meditation, people use Elastic Wood Mala Beads Decobeads mainly to count repeated mantras.
This mala has 108 wooden beads and three decorative beads. In addition, it has an elastic thread, so it can also easily be worn as a bracelet.
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Elastic Wood Mala Beads Decobeads
In meditation, people use Elastic Wood Mala Beads Decobeads mainly to count repeated mantras.
This mala has 108 wooden beads and three decorative beads. In addition, it has an elastic thread, so it can also easily be worn as a bracelet.
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Hold your mala with one hand.
Let it drape across your fingers so you can move it easily. Place two fingers around one of the beads next to the guru bead. Many people use their thumb and middle finger, as some religious traditions avoid using the index finger.
Complete one full breath (inhale and exhale).
Move your fingers to the next bead, breathing in and out once per bead.
Finish at the guru bead to complete 108 breaths.
If you want to do another round, just move your fingers in the opposite direction until you reach the guru bead again.
Beads made of semi-precious stones, pearls, bodhi seeds or wood may serve all kinds of goals, like counting any kind of mantras, or other forms of prayer, bows, walk-rounds and such. The cord is the same for every mala, and should be made of nine threads, symbolising the Buddha Vajradhara and the eight Bodhisattvas. The larger bead at the end stands for wisdom, realising emptiness, and the cylindrical bead on top of the large bead symbolises the void itself. Together, they symbolise the triumph over all adversities.
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The Chinese or Laughing Buddha portrayed in three positions in the classic see no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil white resin figurine.
H:5.5cm W:13cm D:4cm
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The Red and Gold Ganesh Statue is resin and is 16cm in height.
Ganesh is also known as Ganesha, Ganapati, The Lord of Beginnings, The Remover of Obstacles, and The Deity of Good Fortune. Ganesh is perhaps one of the most well known deities. He’s the son of Shiva and Parvati, two of the most prevalent and powerful gods and godesses.
The elephant is a symbol of strength and power. The large ears show that he listens to those who ask for help from him, with the largeness of them representing his ability to listen to many people.
The large head symbolises his intelligence and thinking ability. The small mouth indicates that he listens more and talks less.
The broken tusk represents retaining the good but throwing away the bad that we do not need. The small eyes are for concentrating and one-pointed focus.
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Ganesh Incense Ashcatcher
The Ganesh Incense Ashcatcher is a coloured resin statue. Use it to hold and burn incense sticks. Also, the dimensions of the ashcatcher are Height 8cm Width 27cm Depth 4.5cm.
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The Gold Ganesh Backflow Burner is a stunning design. It is a resin backflow incense burner with Ganesh at the front and a lotus flower at the top. The smoke does not rise, but flows down over the plateaus like a waterfall. The Gold Ganesh Backflow Burner creates a beautiful serene effect.
Ganesh is also known as Ganesha, Ganapati, The Lord of Beginnings, The Remover of Obstacles, and The Deity of Good Fortune. Ganesh is perhaps one of the most well known deities. He’s the son of Shiva and Parvati, two of the most prevalent and powerful gods and godesses.
We supply a selection of backflow incense cones in a variety of scents here.
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