Mala signifie en sanskrit 'collier de fleurs' ou 'guirlande de perles'. Ces bracelets sont composés de 21 perles en pierre naturelle. Les moines et les pratiquants bouddhistes le portent, comme il est d'usage, à leur poignet gauche. La plus grosse perle (ou 'bille de tête') représente la connaissance de la vacuité. Le petit cône qui la surmonte est le symbole de la vacuité elle-même. Diamètre intérieur bracelet : 5 cm ... Diamètre boule : 8 mm. L'oeil de tigre est une pierre de protection qui va créer autour de vous un bouclier contre les énergies négatives. Elle vous aidera à identifier vos besoins et vos préférences dans vos choix de vie et vos relations.
This pendant comes with a black cord. In addition to its beautiful appearance, in lithotherapy, tiger's eye is considered a protectivestone that will create a shield around you against negative energies.
Made of 108 natural stone beads, according to Buddhist tradition. The largest bead represents the knowledge of emptiness. The small cone that tops it is the symbol of emptiness itself.
Made of 108 natural stone beads, according to Buddhist tradition. The largest bead represents the knowledge of emptiness. The small cone above it is the symbol of emptiness itself.
Made of 108 natural stone beads, according to Buddhist tradition. The largest bead represents the knowledge of emptiness. The small cone above it is the symbol of emptiness itself.
Used as rosaries or prayer beads, malas represent time and the cycle of rebirth in Buddhist culture. They are also offered to Buddhas. Inherited from Tibetan art, malas are used for prayer.
Double-Terminated Rock Crystal Points with Inclusions
In crystal healing, a point helps direct the flow of energy. Negative energies are drawn out with the point facing upwards, while positive energies are directed downwards. Double-terminated rock crystal is well-balanced and allows energy to flow in both directions. Useful for chakrawork and energy healing. Sold individually and by weight.
