Why You Shouldn’t Buy Mala Beads on Amazon If you search online for Buddhist prayer beads, mala beads or a Buddhist mala necklace, Amazon and Ebay are likely to appear near the top of the results. They offer thousands of products at a wide range of prices, often with attractive photographs and descriptions claiming that…
How Monk Mala Make Buddhist Prayer Beads At Monk Mala, we make Buddhist prayer beads with a simple goal, to provide traditional style mala beads with a genuine connection to the Buddhist traditions of Thailand and Asia. Our approach is different from simply buying a finished necklace from an anonymous wholesale supplier and placing it…
How to Fix Broken Mala Beads If your mala beads have broken, you do not necessarily need to replace them. In many cases, the beads themselves are perfectly good and only the cord has worn out or broken. If you have kept the original beads, you can often fix a broken mala by restringing it…
How to Use Buddhist Prayer Beads (How to Use Mala) Buddhist prayer beads, also called mala beads, are traditionally used to count mantras, prayers, chants or breaths during meditation and Buddhist practice. A traditional mala commonly has 108 counting beads, allowing you to complete a set number of repetitions without having to keep count in…
Real Buddhist Mala Beads Necklace Blessed by Monks At Monk Mala, we specialize in Buddhist Mala Bead Necklaces … the same type of authentic Mala Beads Necklace that are worn and used by Real Monks. We source our Authentic Mala Beads Necklaces from the same Temples and local artisans as the Buddhist Monks, making Monk…
What are Buddhist Prayer Beads? Buddhist prayer beads, commonly called mala beads, are traditional strings of beads used to count mantras, prayers, chants, or breaths during Buddhist practice and meditation. They are also used as a physical reminder of Buddhist teachings, mindfulness and spiritual intention. A traditional mala often has 108 beads, although Buddhist prayer…
What are Yoga Mala Beads? Yoga Mala beads, also known as Japa Mala or Japa beads, are traditional prayer and meditation beads used to count repetitions of a mantra, prayer or sacred phrase. A traditional Yoga Mala commonly contains 108 beads and a larger Guru bead. During Japa meditation, the practitioner moves through the beads…
