Authentic Tibetan Buddhist Mala BODHI SEEDS 10 mm, prayer retailer mala, BM17

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Authentic Mala of Buddhist Prayers in Bodhi Seeds 10 mm
This Tibetan mala of 108 pearls will be suitable for men because the pearls are large. It is made with authentic pearls from the Bodhi tree.

Mala 108 pearls
Dimensions of pearls 10 mm
Length mala 126 cm
Made in Nepal

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In order not to import non-native insects, Tibetan malas in Bodhi Seed are processed directly in Nepal.

Bodhi seeds are becoming rare and increasingly expensive. Their price varies according to the size of the pearl, the smaller it is, the more expensive the mala.

There are fake bodhi pearls on the market, which are much cheaper, but which are not real retailer. These are most often tinted pearls.
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According to the ancient texts of the Vajrayana and more precisely those of the Guru Rimpoche, each Mala would serve more precisely a practice, here are some examples:

The Mala in Bodhi seed is the only one suitable for all practices
Mala in shell, earth, seed or wood is more suitable for meditation practices
Mala in Dzi can replace any stone
The Mala in Roche crystal is used for the practice of purification

It is strongly discouraged to make Tibetan malas with several pearls, because beyond a pleasing aspect for the eye, the result of the practice could prove to be as mixed as the diversity of pearls!
According to some ancient texts, some malas would multiply karma, seed malas would multiply positive karma by 20 million, pearl ones would multiply it by 100 million...

Before any use, it is recommended to have his mala blessed by a monk, and if this is not possible immediately, at least bless him himself in order to imbue him with our own energy and by means of a mantra.
Do not use a mala that does not have the 108 pearls, nor a damaged mala, nor a mala that belonged to anyone. A mala is a very personal Buddhist object that should not be loaned.