An anti-stress bracelet: MALA, all you need to know about the Indian Rosary
Small, the object in which the rosary is dressed in Indian mysticism….
Nothing like the small it represents how close the spiritual practices belonging to worlds very far apart such as Buddhist / Hindu and Christian can be. The Small it is in fact a millennial jewel made with 108 grains (pearls, stones or seeds) used in India for prayer and meditation and the literal translation of the Indian term means precisely rosary.
From the love for stones, also seen as a vehicle of power by the wearer (they can enhance some aspects of our personality or improve our psycho-physical well-being) resilience, audacity and power bracelets.
These bracelets, with a masculine imprint (but not too much) are made with natural hard stones such as ONYX, GRAPHITE, EYE OF THE TIGER e LAVA and they are meant to be used not only as an ornament but also as energy addressing channel.
We all usually find ourselves tapping our fingers on the table, playing with our hair (beard and mustache for boys ...), biting our nails or making any other gesture which is useless in itself but which we do unconsciously: this in energetic terms is one waste of energy as they physically engage us in something that we have not intellectually rationalized and in itself takes our attention away from what we are doing.
The bracelet, intended in the use of MALA, can help us to prevent this energy waste, as if every time we realize we are starting to play with our hair or other we start to slide the bracelet supported between the ring finger and the thumb first clockwise and then counterclockwise, we will have directed that energy in a positive way because we perform a voluntary action that is rationally desired.
