Sentient Kindness Wrist Mala

$31.00

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MOOKAITE | BUDDHA | YIDAM

Introducing the Sentient Kindness Wrist Mala, a symbol of compassion and mindfulness. This beautifully crafted wrist mala is made with 8mm Mookaite beads, known for their nurturing and grounding properties. Each bead is carefully selected to radiate warm and earthy energy.

The centerpiece of this wrist mala is the double-sided Buddha/Yidam bead, representing the embodiment of enlightened compassion. This bead serves as a reminder to cultivate kindness and extend it toward all beings. It acts as a spiritual guide, inspiring mindfulness and empathy in your daily life.

Crafted with durability in mind, the Sentient Kindness Wrist Mala is strung on doubled floss elastic, ensuring it remains strong and resilient. This allows for a comfortable and secure fit, so you can wear it throughout the day as a constant reminder of your intention to practice kindness and compassion.

Embrace the transformative power of the Sentient Kindness Wrist Mala and invite loving-kindness into your life. Whether used for meditation or as a meaningful accessory, this wrist mala serves as a gentle reminder to approach each moment with empathy and understanding.

Experience the harmonizing energy of Mookaite and the profound symbolism of the Buddha/Yidam bead. Nurture your own inner kindness and radiate compassion to the world around you. Order your Sentient Kindness Wrist Mala today and embark on a journey of love, mindfulness, and connection.

This wrist mala measures 7.25 inches and can easily accommodate up to 7.65 inches.

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Mookaite - is a nurturing stone that supports and sustains during times of stress. It brings peace and a feeling of wholeness. Mookaite helps us with decision-making, especially when we are having a difficult time. It encourages versatility and helps us to accept change. Mookaite provides us with emotional growth. It helps us to discover all possibilities in a situation and to choose the right one. Mookaite provides a protective shield against negative or dangerous situations, eliminating and blocking unwanted outside influences and distractions, and revealing what is concealed.
Buddha - is a Sanskrit word that means “a person who is awake.” What a Buddha is awake to is the true nature of reality. Simply put, Buddhism teaches that we all live in a fog of illusions created by mistaken perceptions and “impurities” — hate, greed, and ignorance. A Buddha is one who is freed from the fog.
Yidam - it's the fierce aspect of the Buddha --the protector of sentient beings --depending on the Buddhist school --it's either an aspect of the Buddha himself or a separate entity with the same goal.