BALI MALAS
WEAR PEACE
WEAR PEACE
Bali Malas congratulates
Robin Lim
Robin Lim
CNN Hero of 2011
Each piece is comprised of the sacred rudraksha bead. Rudrakshas are a symbol of compassion, humanity and a simple reminder of the present.
Only Bali Malas has the source for highest quality small rudraksha beads in the world. Making Bali Malas the most sacred, healing of malas.
Robin Lim, who has helped thousands of poor
Indonesians have healthy pregnancies and births, was named the 2011 CNN
Hero of the Year. Click here for more and to see how Bali Malas assists her clinics....
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Here at Bali Malas we offer spiritual jewelry, malas, created by Aum Rudraksha Designs
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Here at Bali Malas we offer spiritual jewelry, malas, created by Aum Rudraksha Designs
Each piece is comprised of the sacred rudraksha bead. Rudrakshas are a symbol of compassion, humanity and a simple reminder of the present.
Only Bali Malas has the source for highest quality small rudraksha beads in the world. Making Bali Malas the most sacred, healing of malas.
Rudrakshas may be the earliest known form of prayer beads, having been worn since at least 1000B.C. Malas have been used for centuries traditionally to count mantras (prayers) during meditation practices.
Today, malas are being used more and more as a personal adornment by non-meditators and meditators alike, those who are seeking transformation of a calmer mind, body and soul. When one absentmindedly reaches to the neck during the day and feels a mala, it is a reminder to come back to the breath, to be aware. When leaning over the mala dangles into eyesight, another awakening, another gentle nudge.
Malas made with the traditional rudraksha seeds are a great tool to keep your mind with you throughout your day. When worn on a regular basis they can absorb the vibration of the practice of mindfulness.
Review our sustainability statement here...
Malas made with the traditional rudraksha seeds are a great tool to keep your mind with you throughout your day. When worn on a regular basis they can absorb the vibration of the practice of mindfulness.
Review our sustainability statement here...
BALI MALAS MISSION STATEMENT:
It is our intent to restore vibrancy, compassion and healing to our planet by the wearing of rudraksha beads. Wear Peace.
Encompassing sunny citrine, smoky amethyst, mauve fresh water pearls, tulsi, rubies and sapphires, plus my personal favorite The Muse. Take a moment to peruse our newest collection. I feel you will begin to catch the scent of fresh grass, new buds and longer days in your very near future!
All represented in designs with names like Pink Martini, Dearly Beloved, Krishna and Dew Drop In. Find out whats all abuzz....
How to use a mala:
We recommend for all you visual learners (like me) to view this five minute youtube video on how to use a mala.
Hold your mala in your right hand extending your index finger, use your thumb to “count” each repetition or breath by touching the bead during the recitation/breath and then lightly pulling the bead away and moving onto the next. The large bead near the tassel (guru bead) should not be counted, crossed over or touched by the thumb. This is the starting and ending point of each practice. Continue by by turning over your mala and beginning on the bead you ended with. Continue until you have done 108 repetitions, or multiples of 108.
JULIA ROBERTS
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EATs, PRAYs, and LOVEs OUR MALAS!
"Thank you so much for your gift, it was generous of you, I absolutely love the mala's and have given all my girlfriends one already. also your note was very sweet and touched me."
The crew of Eat Pray Love received our malas from Julia Roberts in India and Julia was seen wearing them during the filming!
Note: Julia Roberts has worn our malas on several occasions including on the Hope for Haiti telethon, and in "O" Magazine, October 2010, however at this time she is not endorsing them.
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