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Citrine and Petrified Wood Mala

Citrine and Petrified Wood Mala

Regular price $111.00 USD
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Created with Citrine and Petrified Wood crystal beads

Reiki infused.

Citrine Associated with the solar plexus chakra. It is an excellent stone for self-healing. It symbolizes individuality, confidence, and personal power. It is a great tool to use when trying to rejuvenate your energy. The energies of this crystal can boost your drive and inspiration. It can bring about renewed determination. It is recognized as the stone of light, sun, and life. It can stimulate “sunny” energy during the winter months. It enhances mental energy and brings a balance of the mind and optimism. It can incubate energy holding onto happiness.

Petrified Wood Associated with the heart chakra. In mythology, petrified wood is regarded as an object with divine power and a symbol of man’s connection to the natural world. It can stabilize the health and the body’s defenses. It can generate calm and encourages contentment. It helps preserve a sense of healthy roots.

Each knot has been hand-tied reciting the mantra Om Shanti. Infusing peace for all humankind, all living and non-living beings, peace for the universe, and peace for each and everything in this whole cosmic manifestation. 
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Handcrafted 108 bead Mala necklaces used for meditation and chanting. 108 has long been considered a sacred number in Hindu tradition.

To use a mala, hold it in your right hand. Drape the mala between your middle and index fingers.

Starting with the guru bead (the large bead in the center of the necklace) begin counting the beads through your thumb and index finger reciting your mantra or use it to count your asanas in sun salutations. Work through all of the beads, eventually making your way back to the guru bead.

When you reach the guru bead, pause, and focus on your breath, this would complete 108 repetitions.

Once you reach the guru bead you can continue working back around the mala counting each bead again.

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