Mala Ametyst necklace 7 chakras 108 faceted beads 8mm

An Amethyst Mala Necklace promotes calm by silencing the mind, perfect for spiritual practice, meditation or reiki.

Amethyst releases incessant thoughts from the pattern and soothes depression. It predisposes to an open mind and has purifying properties for the wearer's aura. This mineral stimulates dreams, intuition and connection to the subconscious.

It is one of the most powerful stones to accompany spiritual elevation. The faceted beads, in addition to being different and elegant, diffuse the properties of Amethyst more forcefully through their shape waves.

One hundred and eight AA pearls hand knotted with cotton cord. This traditional quality of manufacture guarantees the solidity of the mala. It also offers the ideal space between each bead to easily play it evenly to the rhythm of the recited or sung mantra.

The mala knotter traditionally recites a blessing mantra at each knot. "OM RUCHIRA MANI PRAVARTAYA HUM"

Before using it you can also recite this mantra seven times and then blow on the mala. The Sutra of the Unfathomable Celestial Manor "Develop the Jewel" teaches that by doing this , any mantra you recite that has been taught by the Buddha, increases the Tathagata, (Buddha Essence) over a hundred billion times.

The story of a spirit stone

The stone of the druids, among the Celts, this ancestral name evokes how this gem is magical!

Christianity has used the energy of Amethyst as a bulwark against sexual temptation and addiction in general, it stimulates celibacy and piety. It is frequently found on the ornaments of the clergy in the Middle Ages and on the ornaments of religious relics, bishops' rings and priestly vestments... hence its name "Bishop's Stone " It is also today the "stone of Saint Valentine" and faithful lovers.

By its spiritual virtues, and symbol of rigor in spiritual practice, it is also very present in Buddhism in its frequent use for the manufacture of mala or Buddhist rosaries. It is the "stone of the spiritual journey" among Buddhists and the "stone of the Brahman" among Hinduists.

The benefits of Amethyst

In lithotherapy, the amethyst stone is considered the stone of humility and wisdom. It stimulates creativity, imagination and clarity.

It is the stone of passage and it consoles, soothes the separation. It purifies not only places and objects but also the physical body and the aura.

Amethyst is an upper body muscle relaxer. In lithotherapy it is considered to be able to act against gastric acidity and toxins such as alcohol or drugs. She would have the power of healing and fight headaches, promotes healing.

His power of action in a few points:

• Brings wisdom and humility
• Promotes spiritual elevation
• Soothes sadness
• Stimulates concentration, imagination and creativity
• Offers a bubble of peace, calm and relaxation
• Clears thoughts for meditation
• Acts on addictions, whether physical or mental
• Helps cure unreasoning passions,
• Transmutes obsessive thoughts
• Soothes anger and anxieties

How to clean and recharge your Amethyst mala?

After a certain time or a certain number of uses, you will feel that this magic stone has given you all its energy. You will then have to clean it of the negative energies accumulated by the protection work she made.

1. Place the stones under running water, or soak the stones in distilled water for a few hours, discard the water, then start again.
2. Once dry, place it in the smoke of purifying incenses such as Palo Santo or White Sage.
3. Recharge it either by placing it on a bed of quartz or exclusively in the moon (never in the sun)
4. You can continue to recharge it by giving it a good smell with Tibetan incense.
5. Recite after each cleansing and recharging the Mala Blessing Mantra seen above. "OM RUCHIRA MANI PRAVARTAYA HUM" (7 times)

Characteristics:

• 108 AA pearls + 1 Guru pearl
• Cotton cord tied at each bead
• Diameter of the beads: 8 mm
• Pearls of the 7 chakras: Iolite - Aquamarine - Peridot - Citrine - Carnelian - Garnet Amethyst
• Silk tassel
• Length without pompom: 48 cm
• Tassel length: 12 cm
• Made in India by a Buddhist community