Old Lotus Seed Mala 0.4"

Old Lotus Seed Mala 0.4"This Old Lotus Seed Mala is more than a string of beads it is a profound spiritual tool, collected and blessed by a lama, carrying decades of sacred energy. Representing purity rising from the mud of samsara, it is a companion for awakening and a direct link to authentic Tibetan Buddhist practice. Key Features of This Sacred Mala Sacred Materials: 108 hand strung lotus seed beads, accompanied by a masterfully carved yak bone guru bead. Deep Spiritual

This Old Lotus Seed Mala is more than a string of beads — it is a profound spiritual tool, collected and blessed by a lama, carrying decades of sacred energy. Representing purity rising from the mud of samsara, it is a companion for awakening and a direct link to authentic Tibetan Buddhist practice.

Key Features of This Sacred Mala

• Sacred Materials: 108 hand-strung lotus seed beads, accompanied by a masterfully carved yak bone guru bead.
• Deep Spiritual Significance: Each lotus seed symbolizes the potential for enlightenment, while the 108 beads represent the 108 human defilements to overcome.
• Authentic Craftsmanship: Features traditional bevel-cut shaping, aged to a deep, warm brown patina over 40 years.
• Blessed Provenance: Personally held and blessed by a lama, infusing the mala with spiritual potency.
• Versatile Use: Designed for mantra counting, meditation, prostrations, and as a constant reminder of your spiritual path.

Spiritual Meaning & Benefits

In Tibetan Buddhism, a mala is an essential instrument for focusing the mind and accumulating merit. This particular lotus seed mala is revered for its connection to Amitabha Buddha, the Buddha of Infinite Light and the Pure Land. Using it in practice helps to purify negative karma, cultivate compassion, and focus intention.

• Awakens the mind to the nature of purity and enlightenment.
• Protects the practitioner by serving as a tangible reminder of the Dharma.
• Enhances meditation and mantra recitation, deepening concentration.
• Attracts the blessings of Amitabha Buddha for a peaceful mind and favorable rebirth.

"Just as the lotus flower is born in muddy water but rises pristine and beautiful, this mala supports the practitioner in rising above worldly suffering towards liberation."

Authentic Craft & Origin

This handmade Tibetan Buddhist mala was collected from Baiyu County, a region steeped in spiritual tradition. The lotus seeds were carefully selected and strung by devout artisans. The central guru bead, carved from yak bone—a material traditionally used for its symbolic connection to strength and impermanence—serves as the spiritual root of the mala. Its 40-year age is a testament to its enduring sacred purpose.

Product Details

• Material: 108 Lotus Seed Beads, 1 Yak Bone Guru Bead.
• Type: 108-Bead Traditional Mala (Prayer Beads).
• Bead Size: Approximately 10mm / 0.4" each.
• Mala Length: Approximately 42cm / 17 inches in circumference.
• Guru Bead: Approximately 20mm x 12mm.
• Condition: Vintage, aged with a beautiful brown patina. Shows the honorable marks of its spiritual history.

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Your Authenticity Guarantee

• Handmade by Artisans: Crafted with traditional methods, not mass-produced.
• Directly Sourced: Acquired from its region of spiritual origin.
• Supports Tradition: Your purchase helps preserve authentic Tibetan Buddhist craft.
• Sacred Item: Treated with the respect due to a blessed spiritual tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How should I use this mala for mantra practice?
A: Hold the mala in your right hand. Starting at the bead next to the guru bead, use your thumb to pull one bead toward you for each recitation of your chosen mantra, such as the Amitabha mantra "Om Ami Dewa Hrih." Complete one full round of 108 recitations.

Q: Why is it worn on the left wrist?
A> In Tibetan tradition, the left hand is considered the "receiving" hand. Wearing the mala on the left wrist when not actively counting mantras keeps its sacred energy close and symbolizes receiving the blessings of your practice.

Q: What is the significance of the guru bead?
A: The guru bead represents your teacher or the Buddha. It marks the beginning and end of your mantra round and is never crossed over; you reverse direction upon reaching it, honoring the teacher-student relationship.

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