Blue Aventurine, Sodalite & Amethyst

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Mala Beads or sometimes known as Buddha Beads or Prayer Beads have been used for centuries stemming from Hinduism and Buddhism for multiple purposes such as reciting mantras, accounting, meditation, focus, and more recently, fashion. Mala Beads are created with 108 round beads, with or without counter beads, a centering Guru bead and a colorful tassel. The beads are designed in different counts and colors to guide the meditation smoothly and to bring balance to the wearer. 

Malas are best known for meditation and when using mantras, when meditating with your Mala Beads you may wrap it around your wrist for easier holding or you may place it around your neck or in your dominant hand. You and your Mala create a personal healing space where the soul can expand. When using the Mala Beads, place one bead between your thumb and middle finger, recite your mantra and move on to the next one. With each mantra you can cast off any worry you may have held on to. Once your meditation is complete, all your worries will be cast out. The thumb is connected to Ether or the higher realm while the middle finger is associated with the Earth and grounding. 

Mala Bead Bracelets can also be used along with the necklace. The bracelets are generally 27 or 28 beads long. Once you have completed one cycle (108) & Guru at the end, you count one bead on the bracelet and so on. 

It does not matter how long you meditate or what you decide to use as your mantra. The Mala is about bringing you back to your center so that you may focus on healing and expanding consciousness.

About the Blue Moon Mala

This Mala was created for the purpose of calming and elevating the body, mind and soul. Featured in counts of 3, 7 & 27. 

Amethyst was used in ancient times to recover from both physical addictions as well as addictive relationships, and became known as the stone of sobriety. A natural stress reliever, Amethyst encourages and supports inner strength. The strong healing energy of Amethyst can transmute lower vibrations to higher frequencies, transforming negative energy to love energy.

Amethyst connects the physical plane with higher realm, making it a good choice when working with the Third Eye Chakra. Amethyst also provides a wonderful peaceful energy for meditations, and helps with developing intuition and psychic abilities.

Amethyst opens and activates the Crown Chakra, allowing easier access to the divine. Amethyst enhances spiritual awareness and spiritual wisdom, promoting a higher state of consciousness. Amethyst clears and repairs holes in the aura and draws in Divine energy, as well as aligning and fostering cooperation between the energy bodies.

Sodalite is a crystal of Logic, Intelligence, Emotional balance, Intuition, Clarity, Truth, Perception and balances the Throat & Third Eye Chakras. Sodalite is a calming crystal of the Moon and Sagittarius as well as Water and Air Elements.

Blue Aventurine is a calming stone is used in healing and balancing the emotions, helping us to communicate clearly and creatively, it works well on the throat chakra. Blue Aventurine stimulates creativity, intellect and independence. It enhances leadership qualities allowing the wearer to act decisively, with strong intuitive power. All-around healer; opens and dissolves blocks in the throat chakra. Increases visionary powers and perceptions. Stimulates creativity and expression. 

The Blue Moon Mala features wood and a blue tassle. Darker shades of Blue that are nearer to indigo in colour can also be used for the Third Eye Chakra. Throughout history, the tassel has served as a talisman and symbol of power, protection, prestige and spiritual connection. The binding of the main cord of the Mala symbolizes our connection to the Divine. A tassel can also symbolize the fourth state of turiya (pure consciousness), the wearer’s wish to cultivate prana (life force energy), and one’s yearning towards moksha (liberation). In Buddhism, the tassel represents the roots of the lotus plant to remind the wearer of the analogy of “no mud, no lotus.”