Mala Tibetana in Rudraksha and Conchiglia - Rosary necklace 108 Grani

Mala Tibetana in Rudraksha and Conchiglia - Rosary necklace 108 Grani

Mala with 108 grains, made with Rudraksha and reconstituted shell powder. 
It can also be worn as a necklace.

Rudraksha
Rudraksha is the divine gift of Shiva for the benefit of humanity. Rudraksha means "Rudra's tears" (Shiva); They are the most sacred objects with mystical powers. For thousands of years, these beads have been used to obtain spiritual, material and medicinal benefits. It is believed that those who wear the Rudrakshas are not touched by sins, and is protected by any negativity. The natural electromagnetic properties of Rudraksha seeds improve concentration, attention and mental resistance. According to the Ayurvedic Scriptures, wearing Rudraksha can have positive effects on the heart, nerves, and is used to relieve a person from stress, depression, anxiety, palpitations, hypertension. For the spiritual researcher this is a masked blessing, because the wearing the Rudrakshas are able to achieve its goals faster; The effects of the rituals will also be ten times more effective.

Bad
Mala is used in Hinduism and Buddhism for prayer and meditation, in particular, it is used to count mantras during meditation. A mantra is a collection of prayers, often in Sanskrit, which are repeated numerous times - traditionally 108. While a mantra is repeated, one focuses on the meaning and vibration of recited words; Better if the acting is also combined with the view. By training in a meditation practice like this, our thoughts subside and our body relaxes. Nowadays, a mala is also worn as a simple accessory.

Why 108?
The bad people have 108 grains because this number has a great scientific meaning in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.  The circumference of the sun multiplied by 108 is the distance between the sun and the earth and the same applies to the moon and the earth.  In addition, there are 108 nodes or energy channels in the body.  There are 54 Sanskrit letters, both male and female, for a total of 108. There are 108 Purana and 108 Upanishad.  The list could continue indefinitely !!  So the same sacred number is used in bad.