Payback Gift is pleased to announce the release of their guide to Mala beads and their meaning and care. A beautiful infographic guide and the website provide information about the beads. Malas have become very popular over time and there are great reasons why. The ancient idea goes back many years. It was around the 8th century B.C.E. that the use of beads for mediation became popular. Objects such as prayer beads, rosary beads, worry beads, and Mala beads were discovered to aid in the spiritual and mental needs of the people who used them.
A spokesperson for the shop and website explained, “If you try to meditate, but find your mind straying to the contents of your to-do list for the day, the beads can help. Is it hard for you stay focused on your inner self and stay completely calm? Our ancient ancestors faced this problem as well, and that is where the beads started to come into play. The idea of the energy channeling and enhancing the beads, spread across many beliefs and religions, not just Hinduism and Buddhism.”
“A Mala necklace or bracelet makes an amazing gift for your loved ones as well as for yourself” she continued. “You can wear them as a necklace or wrap around your wrist for protection throughout the day. Feeling the beads and stating your Mantra out loud helps your mind, body, and soul hear and feel the intention of the day.”
Malas are made of beads for meditation and mantra chanting. Each bead type comes with its own special energy. Typically there is one bead that is larger than the rest that is called the “guru bead” or pendant, which marks the beginning and end of the practice. The traditional and typical number is 108 beads for those to keep count while meditating. However, they can also be found in 18, 27, and 54 counts as well.
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