Buddhist wooden necklace

Chain size: 90 cm

The origin of the Buddhist Mala necklace

The creation of this jewel that we wear around the neck dates back more than 3000 years. The Buddhist Mala necklace was created by practitioners of Buddhism and Hinduism to count mantras and meditation cycles.

Indeed, this necklace is made up of 108 beads, thanks to these, Buddhist monks could easily count the mantras. With each quote, they moved on to the next bead, when the bracelet was done, then the session was over.

Today, the 108 beads that make up the Buddhist rosary symbolize many things: the 108 positions of yoga, the 108 names of Buddha, the 108 Buddhist deities, etc. It is therefore a jewel full of meaning which is very popular today throughout the world.

The benefits of a Buddhist necklace

The Buddhist Mala necklace is worn by people practicing meditation, yoga or interested in personal development. If this jewel is so appreciated, it is because it is known to bring luck and improve well-being.

Indeed, the wooden beads that compose it being charged with blessings, they chase away negative energies and deliver positive waves. So, by wearing it around your neck, this necklace can deliver positive energy around you. You will then feel a sense of calm and you will be more able to face the challenges of everyday life.