Description

Senior Lamas of Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling Monastery recommend tiger eye malas as most suitable for enriching activity and for the Buddha Shakyamuni practice. They are particularly beneficial with the deity practices of Dzambhala and Kyechok Tsulzang for increasing wealth and prosperity and Manjushri, Mawey Senge and Prajnaparamita for increasing knowledge and wisdom.

Tiger eye is a stone of protection, it promotes courage and self-confidence, and stimulates to take action with a clear mind. Tiger eye attracts good luck and brings prosperity to the wearer.

The tiger eye mala has been blessed by Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche.

108 beads of 8 mm diameter, with Trikaya guru beads. White bead (conch shell) symbolizes Nirmanakaya, red (carnelian stone) – Sambhogakaya, blue (lapis lazuli) –Dharmakaya. The mala has a sliding knot to make it tighter or looser. Approx. length 90 cm, weight 105 g

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