Authentic Karungali Mala - Ebony Wood 108 beads
Authentic Karungali Mala - Ebony Wood 108 beads
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Description
Description
A Sacred Wood in Tamil Spiritual Tradition
The AstroViz Karungali Mala is handcrafted from genuine ebony wood (Karungali), one of the most revered woods in Hindu and Tamil spiritual traditions. Each mala contains 108 rounded beads, following the traditional Vedic mala format.
What is Karungali (Ebony Wood)?
Karungali, known scientifically as Diospyros ebenum, is a dense black ebony wood long used in South Indian spiritual practice, particularly in Tamil tradition. The name "Karungali" means "black wood" in Tamil, referring to its dense, dark appearance.
This wood is referenced in traditional Tamil texts and has been used for generations by devotees for japa (mantra counting) and prayer.
Product Details
✓ Genuine Ebony Wood
Each bead is carved from natural karungali ebony wood, sourced from suppliers in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
✓ Traditional 108 Bead Count
Following traditional mala format, this piece contains 108 beads plus one guru bead (sumeru). The number 108 is considered sacred in Hindu tradition, symbolically representing spiritual completeness.
✓ Bead Size
Each bead is 8mm in diameter, sized for comfortable use during japa meditation. Hand-polished to a smooth finish.
✓ Threading
Strung with reinforced cotton thread with traditional knotting between beads for durability.
The Traditional Significance of 108 Beads
The number 108 holds symbolic meaning in several Hindu and yogic traditions for example, it is referenced in the count of the Upanishads, in traditional lists of deity names, and in the 108 energy lines (nadis) described in some yogic texts as converging at the heart. These are traditional and symbolic associations rather than scientific claims.
Traditional Uses of Karungali Mala
1. Japa Meditation
Traditionally used for counting mantras during meditation, such as Om Namah Shivaya, Om Namo Narayanaya, the Gayatri Mantra, or a personal mantra of choice.
2. Everyday Wear
Many people wear a Karungali mala around the neck or keep it close as a symbolic, traditional accessory tied to Tamil spiritual heritage.
3. Home or Pooja Room Display
Often kept in a pooja room or personal altar space as a traditional devotional object.
Note: This is a decorative and spiritual accessory rooted in Tamil and Hindu tradition. It is not a substitute for professional medical, psychological, legal, or security advice. It does not treat, cure, or prevent any illness, and no specific outcome or result including protection from harm, financial gain, or any other claimed benefit is guaranteed.
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