Rudraksha Japamala

The Rudraksha tree is a gift from Lord Shiva for the benefit of mankind. Its name means "Tears of Rudra" (Rudra being the name of the god Shiva), and it is considered the object with the greatest mystical power. For hundreds of years, it has been used for spiritual, material, and medicinal benefits. It is believed that one who wears Rudraksha will not be touched by faults and will be protected from all negativity. The natural electromagnetic properties of sacred Rudraksha beads have been found to improve concentration and mental stamina. According to Ayurvedic scriptures, wearing Rudraksha can have positive effects on the heart, nerves, and is good for relieving stress, depression, anxiety, palpitations, and high blood pressure. For the spiritual investigator it is a blessing, since the one who wears Rudraksha is able to reach his goals more quickly, and also the effects of the rituals will be ten times more effective.

Japamala


The Japamala is used in Hinduism and Buddhism for prayer and meditation, in particular, it is used to count mantras during meditation. A mantra is a collection of prayers, often in Sanskrit, that are repeated many times, according to tradition 108 times. While repeating a mantra, one focuses on the meaning and vibration of the recited words; better if recitation is combined with visualization. By training in a meditation practice, our thoughts calm down and our body relaxes. Today, a mala is also used as a simple accessory.