Buddhist prayer 108 beads of fossil coral

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Buddhist prayer beads or malas are a traditional tool used to count the number of times a mantra is recited, breaths while meditating, counting prostrations, or the repetitions of a Buddha’s name.

The number 108 is considered sacred by the many religions, such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. 108 is a multiple of 9, a number of eternity. Islamic people believe that 108 is the number of God. Hindus people believe that there are 108 deities, each deity has 108 names, etc…

In Tibetan Buddhism, they believe that the average number of breaths per day is 21,600. 10800 is the energy of Sun and same for Moon. So 108 is a sacred number for people who practice Zen or recite mantra.

The fossil coral mala chain with 108 beads is mainly used to harmonize yin and yang energy, balance emotions, improve spiritual energy, and prevent disease. The Dzi bead is a sacred stone of the mysterious Tibetan land. It is a lucky stone which bring good luck, blessing, and prosperity for owner. .. Especially the longer you use it, the more it will become stronger

To ensure the energy of the mala, there are a combination of fossil coral and Tibetan inlay beads made from natural stones and copper. The whole chain is threaded with a five-colored which is blessed from Five Bodhisattvas, to bring blessings, peace. This is truly a precious, auspicious item for Yoga and Zen practitioners to use when practicing or carrying along.