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rudraksha crystal mala

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Information about Rudraksha Crystal Mala This mala has made of 108 beads alternating between five faced rudraksha and quartz crystal in thread with knots between the beads. This mala is a favourite of yoga practitioners in general and naturally Shiv bhaktas in particular. Certain wrathful sadhanas in Tibetan Buddhism also incorporate rudraksha. This particular mala has genuine quartz crystal; a feminine, ethereal cold element, with the Rudraksha; a masculine earthy, hot element, which has been described as perfectly balanced and recommended by many gurus and sages. Benefits It renders prosperity to the family of the person who wears it and his enemy gets annihilated. Wearing this rosary can save the person from cough, ailment caused by disorder of the wind within the system, fever. Performing Jap of Shiva Panchaakshari Mantra with this rosary proves to be useful and renders prosperity to the person. A man, who wears it, can have peace of mind and it can subside his anger. The rosary saves the person from disorder in sleep and from eye problem. Number of beads 108 + 1 beads with equal proportions of Rudraksha and Crystal Size of beads 7 - 8 mm

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The Rudraksha Crystal Mala is made of 108 beads, alternating between five-faced Rudraksha and natural quartz crystal, hand-threaded with knots between each bead. This type of mala is traditionally used in meditation and chanting practices. It is valued in many traditions, including those centered on Lord Shiva, and is also noted in some Buddhist practices.

Product Info

Type: Rudraksha and Quartz Crystal Mala
Number of Beads: 108 + 1 (equal proportions of Rudraksha and Crystal)
Bead Size: 7 – 8 mm
Thread: Knotted thread construction

Traditional Associations

Rudraksha: Traditionally connected with Lord Shiva and meditation practices
Quartz Crystal: Described in cultural references as representing clarity and balance
Cultural Note: Many practitioners use this mala for chanting mantras such as “Om Namah Shivaya” or “Om Hreem Namaha”

How to Use

The mala is generally used for mantra recitation (japa), meditation, or kept in a puja space. It is customary to hold the mala in the right hand while chanting, moving bead by bead with respect and focus. Some also keep it on an altar when not in use.

Notes & Disclaimer

Information is based on traditional and cultural references. No medical, financial, or guaranteed outcomes are claimed. Effects may vary from person to person and are subject to personal faith and belief.