

5 Mukhi Rudraksha Japa Mala
108+1 Nepal beads, 7 mm, silk-knotted
Nepal, strung in Haridwar
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24 mantra cards: Devanagari, transliteration and meaning
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Pronunciation is the point. The transliteration follows one consistent scheme, and each card links to an audio recitation.
Twenty-four cards for the deities and occasions of a household year: Ganesha, Gayatri, Mahamrityunjaya, Lakshmi, Saraswati, the opening of the Hanuman Chalisa, the Navgraha and more. Each card gives the mantra in Devanagari, a careful transliteration, its meaning, and when and how many times it is traditionally recited. Written by the Shiwalay desk and printed in Mumbai on 350 gsm card, boxed with a slotted display lid.
Every deity and festival in the household year has its mantra, recited a set number of times, often 108 on a mala. The cards give each one with its pronunciation and meaning, so the day's card can stand on the altar during japa.
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108+1 Nepal beads, 7 mm, silk-knotted
Nepal, strung in Haridwar


60 hand-rolled masala sticks, charcoal-free, from Mysore
Rolled in Mysore
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