Gemstones:
Azurite: Beneficial for healthy skin and teeth, and to encourage the development of an embryo in the womb.
Chrysoprase: Works to reverse infertility caused by infection, guards against STD's, and treats the fallopian tubes.
Unakite: Stone commonly associated with its healing powers, it is used to treat the Reproductive system.
Moonstone: Has a reflective and calming energy, balances emotions, relieves stress and anxiety. It is said to have the power to grant wishes. It is often used for fertility and infertility as it regulates a women's menstrual cycle and boosts female energy.
Aquamarine: Highly protective stone during pregnancy. It helps to guard both mother and baby against harm. Discourages miscarriage. Provides peace and inner calmness to soothe your mind.
Ruby Zoisite: Promotes fertility by supporting the Reproductive process. Increases vitality and enthusiasm for life. It is helpful to get pregnant.
Rose Quartz Guru Bead: Aids in increasing fertility. It is helpful and protective during pregnancy and with child birth. Brings forgiveness, and compassion, as well as balancing one's emotions.
Hand made Japa Mala Bead Necklace. Hand knotted with intention between each bead. Tied together with two knots, once to represent feminine side, and once to represent masculine side, coming together. The Guru Bead is slightly bigger then the rest of the beads and is used to create intention and to be a reminder of the motives for sitting in meditation. Hand made tassel - the string tied around it was wrapped 5 times to represent each of the 5 elements - earth, air, fire, water, and either. The tassel itself has been known to represent a lotus blossom and enlightmenment.
108 beads on each mala, 8mm beads. The number 108 is considered a sacred number in hinduism, buddhism, and yogic tradition. Malas are used for devotional meditation, and mantra recitation. Mantras are recited a total of 108 times, hence the need for 108 beads!
- Mala has been cleansed, charged and blessed with Reiki!
- Charge and cleanse your Mala in the sunlight for 1/2 hour every 2 weeks- once a month.
