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Did you know that like Tulsi plant, Tulsi Mala is also very auspicious? A religious necklace made of Tulasi (holy basil) beads. It is worn by devotees of Lord Vishnu and Krishna.
● Consist of 108 beads, it is believed that chanting the Hare Krishna mantra on these beads helps in meditation and spiritual purification.
● Made with great care and attention to detail. The beads are strung together on a kanthi mala.
● In addition to being a spiritual accessory, the Tulasi mala is also known for its healing properties. Wearing the mala is believed to help reduce stress, improve concentration, and promote overall well-being.
● Instrumental in cleansing the mind, body, and soul of all impure karma and thoughts.
● They are also known for their ability to restore balance and harmony in the body, beneficial in treating skin diseases.
● A beautiful and meaningful piece of jewelry that serves as a powerful tool for spiritual growth and physical healing.
● Please bear in mind that Tulasi Mala should be washed with Gangajal before wearing.
● The person wearing Tulsi Mala should eat sattvik food. This means that the consumption of garlic, onion, meat-fish, etc. is prohibited.
● Consist of 108 beads, it is believed that chanting the Hare Krishna mantra on these beads helps in meditation and spiritual purification.
● Made with great care and attention to detail. The beads are strung together on a kanthi mala.
● In addition to being a spiritual accessory, the Tulasi mala is also known for its healing properties. Wearing the mala is believed to help reduce stress, improve concentration, and promote overall well-being.
● Instrumental in cleansing the mind, body, and soul of all impure karma and thoughts.
● They are also known for their ability to restore balance and harmony in the body, beneficial in treating skin diseases.
● A beautiful and meaningful piece of jewelry that serves as a powerful tool for spiritual growth and physical healing.
● Please bear in mind that Tulasi Mala should be washed with Gangajal before wearing.
● The person wearing Tulsi Mala should eat sattvik food. This means that the consumption of garlic, onion, meat-fish, etc. is prohibited.
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