Introducing the magnificent Lion Bead Tiger Eye Stone Japa Mala, a sacred tool that combines the regal essence of the lion with the captivating energy of Tiger Eye stone. This meticulously handcrafted japa mala is designed to empower your mantra recitation and meditation practice, infusing it with strength, courage, and a sense of divine protection.

At the heart of this mala, a striking lion bead stands as a symbol of power, leadership, and fearlessness. The lion represents the majestic and courageous spirit within, urging you to embrace your inner strength and walk your path with confidence.

The beads of this japa mala are crafted from Tiger Eye stone, known for its captivating golden and brown hues that resemble the eyes of a tiger. Tiger Eye is a stone of protection and grounding, supporting you in staying centered and focused during your spiritual practices. It harmonizes the energies of the lower chakras, instilling a sense of stability, vitality, and self-assurance.

With 108 beads, this japa mala embodies the sacred number in spiritual traditions, allowing for mantra repetition and deep contemplation. Each bead is carefully hand-knotted, ensuring durability and ease of use as you engage in your mantra recitation.

As you hold each bead of the Lion Bead Tiger Eye Stone Japa Mala, you connect with the fierce energy of the lion and the grounding power of Tiger Eye. This mala serves as a reminder of your own inner strength, encouraging you to face challenges with bravery and resilience.

The Lion Bead Tiger Eye Stone Japa Mala is not only a tool for meditation but also a beautiful accessory that reflects your connection to the divine and your own innate power. Wear it as a symbol of your courage and confidence, as well as a statement of your spiritual journey.

Experience the transformative energy of the Lion Bead Tiger Eye Stone Japa Mala as it empowers your mantra recitation, instills courage, and enhances your connection to divine energies. Embrace the beauty and spiritual significance of this mala, and let it accompany you on a path of self-discovery, strength, and protection.

The usage of the tiger eye as a self-massage and acupressure instrument is well-recognized. Additionally, it is claimed to increase a person's strength and vitality as well as the Solar Plexus Chakra. It promotes moderation between extremes and enlivens judgment, vigor, and pragmatism. It also promotes justice and emotional equilibrium. The vibration of sunlight on the ground is the frequency of creation, and it is carried by the tiger's eye. The following illnesses are also said to be prevented by this gemstone: rheumatic heart disease, psoriasis, otitis, bronchial asthma, renal, and high blood pressure. It enables one to operate in the world as a well-adjusted, fully-integrated spirit, expressing Spirit in every decision made. It is thought that lapis stone has a high level of intensity and may open multiple chakra centers.

According to legend, the stone enhances psychic skills. It supposedly gets rid of bad feelings. It is supposed to treat sadness and some forms of fever and to soothe sore throat discomfort. It boosts inner strength and love. It is a beneficial stone for cherished friendship as well. Buddhists commonly utilize prayer malas or beads for meditation, counting mantras, and prostration, particularly in Tibet, Nepal, and India.
Although it isn't as effective as gemstones for direct healing, white metal is said to be the most potent conductor and amplifier. The white metal has the advantage of working with all crystals, gemstones, and other metals like copper. This is remarkable since healing works best when it is near the skin because it makes it perfect for use with jewelry.

Additional Information

• Materials: Tiger eye stone, white metal ( guru bead, lion bead & rings)
• Size of beads: 8 mm (Tiger eye) & 12 mm (Guru bead)
• Length of mala: 23.5 inches long
• There are 108 beads, excluding spacer beads
• Lapis lazuli stone & lion beads are used as spacer beads
• Thread is brown in color with a sliding knot
• Handmade in Nepal.