The Tulsi Mala is a revered Hindu prayer necklace made from the holy Tulsi (Basil) wood, considered one of the most sacred materials in Vaishnavism. It is deeply associated with Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna, and wearing or using it is believed to bring spiritual purification, divine grace, and protection from negative energies.
Key Features:
✔ Material: Pure Tulsi (Holy Basil) wood – Known for its natural fragrance and spiritual potency.
✔ Bead Count: 108 beads (standard for mantra chanting) + 1 Guru bead (symbolizing surrender to the divine).
✔ String: Strong cotton/silk thread or rudraksha-style knotted string for durability.
✔ Bead Size: Typically 6-8 mm (smooth, lightweight, and comfortable for japa).
✔ Color & Texture: Natural dark brown/light brown with a matte or polished finish.
Prayer Significance & Benefits:
- Divine Connection – Tulsi is beloved by Lord Vishnu & Krishna, making this mala ideal for Hare Krishna & Vishnu mantras.
- Purification – Clears negative energy, promotes sattva (purity), and enhances devotion.
- Health Benefits – Tulsi wood is known in Ayurveda for its healing, anti-stress, and immunity-boosting properties.
- Meditation Aid – Helps in deepening focus during japa (repetitive chanting).
- Protection – Wearing a Tulsi mala is believed to ward off evil spirits and bad karma.
Best For:
- Chanting: “Hare Krishna Maha Mantra”, “Om Namo Narayanaya”, or “Om Namah Shivaya”.
- Daily Sadhana – Ideal for Bhagavad Gita study, kirtan, and Vaishnava rituals.
- Pooja & Offerings – Used in worshipping Lord Vishnu, Krishna, or Rama.
- Wearing as a Necklace – Acts as a protective spiritual accessory.
- Gifting – A sacred present for devotees, yogis, and spiritual practitioners.
Care Instructions:
- Avoid water contact (Tulsi wood may lose potency if wet).
- Store in a clean, dry place, preferably in a puja box or silk cloth.
- Energize occasionally with sandalwood paste or ghee lamp (diya) offerings.
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