Gold Agate Mala with Tassel 6mm

Our teacher, the Buddha, taught that we should chant mantras. Why? We do not have the fortune to meet or encounter the true Buddha immediately, but we can, and do, encounter mantras. The Buddha said that after his parinirvana, he will appear in the form of letters or words. In order to recite a mantra well and experience all its benefits, one needs an appropriate mala with all the correct characteristics.

Buddhist malas have 108 beads – one hundred for counting the number of recitations, and eight extra beads to make up for the mantras that we may have recited incorrectly.

It is taught that to accomplish siddhis quickly, one should have both a private and a public mala. The private mala should be taken out only when one is doing practice by oneself, and should not be touched by others, except for your teachers when you ask them to bless the mala. The public mala can be used during prayer ceremonies (or pujas) when one is out in public.

Information Source on Malas from Akara Collection

Metaphysical & Healing Properties of Gold Agate: A varigated class of Chalcedony, known for stimulating analytical capabilities and precision. It's natural property is to balance the etheric, intellectual and emotional bodies. Used in self contemplative examination and clarification and for smoothing out dysfunctional energies. It is known as the stone of "Brotherhood among all" as it symbolized benevolence and goodwill.

Vibrates to the number: 7

Metaphysical Information Source: Love is in The Earth by Melody