Divine Tulsi Branch Beads – “Tulsi Mara”
※Total number of beads: 108.
Tulsi is the most sacred plant in Hinduism and is revered as a goddess. It is believed that cultivating a Tulsi plant at home and offering morning prayers to it brings great fortune.
Placing a Tulsi plant in your home is considered a lucky and auspicious act. It helps create a positive energy flow around the space, and is traditionally placed in the most sacred area of the home.
The medicinal properties of Tulsi are well known. However, beads made from Tulsi branches are used in the Tulsi Mara, a necklace worn to chant mantras.
The necklace features 108 beads, symbolizing a connection to the universe. Wearing the Tulsi Mara is said to be like being with Lord Vishnu.
It is believed to protect against negative energies, purify the mind, body, and soul, enhance focus, and help eliminate health concerns.
| Material | Tulsi branch (with dedicated bag) |
|---|---|
| Length | 94cm |
| Bag Size | Length: 26cm, Width: 13cm |
FAQ
What is the spiritual significance of the 108 beads in the Tulsi Mara?
The 108 beads represent a connection to the universe and are traditionally used in mantras. Wearing the Tulsi Mara is believed to bring the wearer close to Lord Vishnu, creating a sense of divine presence and protection.
Can the Tulsi branch be used for home cultivation?
Yes, the Tulsi branch can be used to start a home plant. It is believed that growing Tulsi at home and offering morning prayers to it brings positive energy and good fortune.
Is the Tulsi branch safe to use for daily wear?
The Tulsi branch beads are made from natural materials and are safe for daily wear. They are designed to support spiritual practices and energy purification.
Robert Nolan –
I bought the Tulsi Mara for my morning meditation. The 108 beads feel grounding and the necklace has a peaceful presence. I noticed a calmness in my mind after wearing it for a few days. It’s a beautiful piece that connects me to my spiritual practice.
Lillian Avery –
The quality of the beads is excellent. The branch is real and the craftsmanship is thoughtful. I place it near my prayer space and feel a stronger sense of peace when I wear it.
Mary Murray –
As someone who practices yoga and meditation, this Tulsi Mara has become a daily ritual. The energy is subtle but consistent. I feel more centered and protected when I wear it.
Kylie Forsyth –
The packaging is neat and the beads are smooth to the touch. I appreciate the cultural significance behind the design. It’s a meaningful addition to my spiritual collection.
Ian Smith –
I gifted this to a friend who practices Hindu traditions. She said it brought a sense of calm and connection. The 108 beads feel like a spiritual anchor.