Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala
Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala
Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala
Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala
Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala
Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala

Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala

SKU: 81002070

Blessed Wu Tai Shan Mala

SKU: 81002070
  • Blessed by Dorje Shugden in trance
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A limited-edition blessed mala (prayer beads or Buddhist rosary) made from 108 Dragon Wood beads, also known as six-line or six-grain wood. This exclusive mala has been blessed by the Protector Dorje Shugden taking full trance in the Venerable 7th Panglung Oracle.

Design Highlights:

  • 108 dragon wood beads.
  • Vintage metal markers at the 21st and 54th positions.
  • Sterling silver charm of Wisdom Buddha Manjushri at the guru bead, symbolising his wisdom energy and blessings.
  • Blessed by Dorje Shugden.

Our Dragon Wood beads are specially sourced from the slopes of sacred Wutaishan (Mount Wutai) in China. Buddha mentioned in the sutras that Wutaishan is located between his eyebrows and that is where Manjushri, the Buddha of Wisdom, would reside to teach and benefit sentient beings. Thus, Manjushri's blessings pervade all of Wutaishan and everything that grows in that region.

Each mala bead is painstakingly hand-carved and has exactly six lines of natural wood grain, which symbolises OM MANI PEME HUM, the mantra of Chenrezig or Guanyin. The six lines also symbolise being free of rebirth in the six realms of existence — in other words, the achievement of enlightenment.

Dragon wood is well known for its dense texture and smooth surface, making it very hardy and virtually unbreakable. The dragon wood shrub also grows very slowly, making such malas very rare and highly prized by Buddhists the world over.

About Blessed Malas

Blessed malas have been consecrated by the Protector Dorje Shugden in full trance of a highly qualified oracle. One such oracle is His Eminence the 7th Panglung Kuten, also known as Venerable Chojila.

Malas blessed by the Protector are imbued with Dorje Shugden’s direct blessings, energy and presence. These precious malas are highly treasured, as trances are extremely rare occasions even in the monasteries.

When we use a blessed mala for daily practice, it unlocks our karmic potential and opens the seeds of enlightenment in our mindstream, enabling us to realise the full benefit of our efforts and achieve attainments swiftly.

Blessed malas can be worn around the neck or wrist for a continuous supply of positive energy and protection from harm and spirit disturbances. It can be placed on the head of an individual disturbed by negative energies for blessings and protection. It can also be placed on the head of a dying person to help them pass on peacefully.

About Dorje Shugden

Dorje Shugden is a special Dharma Protector who quickly fulfils wishes and sincere prayers. He brings healing, harmony and peace, protects from harm and obstacles, and attracts opportunities for success and growth.

Known as a wealth Buddha, he brings sincere devotees vast merits and material resources for virtuous activities. As a wrathful emanation of Manjushri, he grants improved concentration, clarity of mind and great wisdom to anyone who propitiates him.

Further Reading

Using a mala

  • Hold the mala at the level of your heart.
  • You can use either hand to hold the mala. Traditionally, the left hand is used for Mother Tantras and the right hand is used for Father Tantras.
  • Pull each mala bead towards you as you chant. Use one bead to count one mantra.
  • The mala can rest on any finger. Each finger represents a different aspect of enlightened activity — index finger (pacification), middle finger (growth), ring finger (control), little finger (wrath).
  • Blow on your mala to bless it after completing the mantra recitation session.
  • You can also recite the Blessing the Rosary mantra OM RUCHIRA MANI PRAVARTAYA HUM seven times then blow on your mala before starting the prayer session. This increases the power of the mantras you recite 1,000,000 times.
  • Use in combination with a mala counter for extended chanting sessions.
  • Don’t leave your mala lying about. Keep in a small bag or pouch when not in use to protect your mala and keep it clean.
  • Do not bring into the toilet.

Tips for effective mantra chanting

  • Chant loud enough for you to hear yourself.
  • Whispering is okay but silent chanting is not.
  • Chant softly so you don’t disturb others around you.
  • Don’t chant too fast. Enunciate each syllable, don’t rush or stumble.
  • Don’t chant mindlessly. Focus on the visualisation or the sound of the mantra.

* To preserve the beauty and life span of your jewellery and beads, please read these care tips.

  • Material: Dragon wood, sterling silver
  • Average bead diameter: 9 mm (0.4-in)
  • Weight: 33 g (0.07 lb)

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