Tibetan Buddhist mantra bracelet of great compassion

The origin of the Buddhist bracelet

The Buddhist bracelet is a traditional Asian piece of jewelry that has been worn by practitioners of Buddhism for over 3 millennia. It is therefore a jewel which has survived the centuries but which has always remained at the heart of Buddhist rituals. It is still used today to recite mantras or count meditation cycles.

Initially composed of 108 beads, the Mala bracelet exists today in many variations. They are found in stone or rope, in many different colors. What all of these jewels have in common is that they are known to bring luck and provide spiritual protection.

This is why many people who do not practice Buddhism but are interested in yoga, meditation or spirituality wear them on their wrists. Thus, they benefit from all the wisdom of Buddha and chase away negative energies.

Meaning of the Tibetan Buddhist mantra of great compassion bracelet

This coconut bead bracelet is associated with the mantra of great compassion because it is engraved with an inscription in Sanskrit: “Om Mani Padme Hum”. This mantra symbolizes wisdom, compassion and is very often recited by Buddhist monks.

By wearing this bracelet on your wrist, you will benefit from all the positive energies and blessings associated with this mantra of compassion. According to tradition, one must read the engraved inscription in order to be touched by the protection of Buddha.