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Skull Tibetan Buddhist Beads Bracelet-I
by Ajit Twayana Owner/Founder Mandalas Craft
The Sanskrit word "mala" means "garland." A mala is a string of beads used to count repetitions in Buddhist practices--prostrations, recitations of mantras, names of the Buddha. Sometimes it is simply
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- prostrations, recitations of mantras, names of the Buddha
- in a mala there is 108
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The Sanskrit word "mala" means "garland." A mala is a string of beads used to count repetitions in Buddhist practices--prostrations, recitations of mantras, names of the Buddha. Sometimes it is simply a reminder to be aware. The traditional number of beads in a mala is 108. The beads themselves, made from variety of seeds, wood, and semiprecious stones, are worn around the neck or wrapped in coils around the wrist.Related to Skull Tibetan Buddhist Beads Bracelet-I
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About Ajit Twayana 
Owner/Founder Mandalas Craft
328 connections, 5 recommendations, 1,463 honor points.Joined APSense since, February 18th, 2014, From Bhaktapur, Nepal.
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