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Three Jewels Knotted Mala

Name: Three Jewels Knotted Mala
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£79.00

Three Jewels gemstones:
Carnelian, Lapis & Amethyst

108 x 8mm beads

The Three Jewels

The Three Jewels of Buddhism are the objects of refuge: the Buddha, the dharma, and the sangha. Also known as the Triple Gem, Three Treasures or the Three Rare Sublime Ones. The gemstones used are symbolic of the three Jewels: Buddha carnelian, Dharma lapis, and Sangha amethyst.

Three Jewels Mala, hand knotted between each bead ~ suitable for mantra recitation, mindfulness practice, meditation, yoga, prayer & reflection.

Mala Beads Keepsake

We add a personal touch to your order by including full colour glossy info about the healing benefits of mala beads, mala beads use & care – attractively presented in a neat recycled envelope & finished with a red wax Tibetan seal. This makes a fine gift or keepsake.

Healing Properties at a glance
Carnelian – increases confidence, protect against negative emotions, restores self-esteem
Lapis Lazuli – protective, truth, friendship, clarity of mind, spiritual development, overcome depression, harmonious relationships, self acceptance
Amethyst – spiritual awareness, creativity, wisdom, healing, addictions

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Three Jewels Mala

The three jewels in Sanskrit is triratna and kon chog sum in Tibetan.

Taking refuge in the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha represents a foundational commitment within Buddhism, symbolising trust in the Three Jewels as pillars of spiritual development.

Buddha ~ Carnelian

The Buddha signifies the enlightened state achievable by all beings, serving as both a historical figure and an ideal to aspire towards.

Dharma ~ Lapis

The Dharma encompasses the teachings and truths revealed by the Buddha, providing guidance on ethical conduct, mental cultivation, and wisdom necessary for liberation from suffering.

Sangha ~ Amethyst

The Sangha refers to the community of practitioners who support one another in their spiritual journeys; this collective practice fosters an environment conducive to learning, compassion, and mutual growth.

This triad offers a holistic approach to mindfulness and ethical living, inviting individuals not only to seek personal enlightenment but also to contribute positively to society through engaged practices rooted in compassion and insight. Consequently, taking refuge is more than a mere ritual; you’re taking refuge in the potential that lies within you, refuge embodies a transformative pathway toward awakening and interconnectedness.

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