Red Sandalwood mala and Loose Beads lal chandan ki mala चन्दन माला

CHANDAN MALAS ARE TRADITIONALLY WORN BY HINDU PRIESTS (PANDITS), SAINTS (SADHUS), DEVOTEES OF LORD SHIVA, IT CURES STRESS, ANXIETY„ AND NEGATIVE THOUGHTS. THOSE PEOPLE WHO GET IRRITATED SOON SHOULD DEFINITELY WEAR THIS MALA.

CHANDAN MALAS ARE TRADITIONALLY WORN BY HINDU PRIESTS WITH DIFFERENT NEEDS AND TRAITS YOU WISH TO CULTIVATE IN YOUR DAILY LIFE. OUR BEADS ARE MADE FROM GENUINE SANDALWOOD THAT FEELS SMOOTH AND SOOTHING TO TOUCH AND REFLECTS LIGHT.

EACH BEAD CONNECTS WITH YOU IN A DIFFERENT WAY AND CAN HELP SYMBOLIZE DIFFERENT NEEDS AND TRAITS YOU WISH TO CULTIVATE IN YOUR DAILY LIFE. OUR BEADS ARE MADE FROM GENUINE SANDALWOOD THAT FEELS SMOOTH AND SOOTHING TO TOUCH AND REFLECTS LIGHT.

 Red Sandalwood (Rosewood Mala)
 

 Red Sandalwood (Rosewood) is used to call upon Lord Ganesh "the remover of obstacles" and the Divine Mother.  Rosewood is warming, improves circulation and protects the user from negative energy.

Your Mala will come to you in a small bag for safe keeping.  

The word 'Mala' means 'Garland'.  Mala beads can be made from wooden beads, seeds, semi-precious or precious stones or gems.  A full size Mala consists of 108 beads.  The number 108 is a sacred, auspicious number in many cultures but particularly in the Hindu tradition.  The number comes from multiplying the 12 astrological houses by the 9 planets.  Each Mala also has a Guru bead, or tassel to remind us of the teachers in our lives.

Traditionally, the mala is held between the thumb and middle finger and as each bead is passed through the finger and thumb, a mantra or god is said either silently, quitely or out loud.  The most powerful mantras are said to be those repeated silently in the mind.  This is done until the Guru bead is reached, the the Mala is reversed and the process goes on until the Guru bead is reached again.  Repeating a mantra in this way is an excellent way of calming the mind and keeping thought of  'The Divine' (whatever that is for each one of us, whatever culture, religion or belief we hold) in our every day lives.

To empower the mala, and the mantra used in association with this mala, japa (mantra meditation) should be practiced once each day for 40 consecutive days.  When the mala becomes empowered, it can then be worn to transmit the energy of the mantra and the energetic qualities of the mala to the wearer.  If you use a different mantra, the energy of the previous mantra becomes replaced by the new one.  For this reason, many people have different malas for different mantras.

When not in use, your mala should be stored in a special, clean and preferably sacred space, for example on a personal altar or on a statue of a deity. 

紫檀木（红木马拉）

抛光檀香珠 散装檀香珠 原檀香珠 未抛光大檀香珠 抛光中檀香珠 未抛光檀香珠 未抛光中檀香珠

lal chandan ki mala red sandalwood mala चन्दन माला