Natural Original Tulsi Japa Mala Natural Rosary Jaapmala for Meditation Mantra Chanting

• Material of Jaap Mala – Tulsi Japa
• Physical contact with prayer beads transmits their inherent healing powers. japa meditation cultivates a deep inner-strength and inner-power that may surprise you. Mantras contain and activate Shakti energy, but it is only through the repetition of these potent mantras that this energy can build up over time to be perceived. Committing to a 40-day practice of Japa meditation will further increase your inner-strength, life-force energy, and resilience.
• Number of Beads – 108
• Size of Beads – 8 MM
• The Tulsi Mala is made of the wood or the seeds of Tulsi and is used for name chanting and worship. The Tulsi Mala is known to please Lord Vishnu Lord Rama and Krishna. Commonly used by those dedicated to worshipping Krishna and chanting the mantra. The use of this mala brings purification of consciousness or Atma shuddhi. Atma shuddhi is the self-purification. Wearing the Tulsi Mala is supposed to bring good luck and has great spiritual and healing properties.
• Malas are used for keeping count while reciting, chanting, or mentally repeating a mantra or the name or names of a deity. Mantras are typically repeated hundreds or even thousands of times. The mala is used so that one can focus on the meaning or sound of the mantra rather than counting its repetitions.

Tulsi Malai, also known as Tulsi mala, is a string of prayer beads made from the wood or seeds of the holy basil plant, which is revered in Hindu tradition. The beads are used for meditation, prayer, and chanting, particularly for devotees of Lord Vishnu and his avatars.

Wearing a Tulsi Malai is considered auspicious and is believed to bring spiritual benefits. Devotees often chant mantras or the names of deities while counting the beads on the Tulsi Malai, which helps in focusing the mind and invoking a sense of peace and devotion.

The Tulsi plant is highly revered in Hindu culture and is known for its medicinal and spiritual significance. It is commonly found in many Indian households, where it is grown and cared for with great reverence.