Tigers eye Simran Mala

Mala beads are traditionally used in prayer and meditation. Their main focus is to provide a calmer mind, body, and spirit. In Sanskrit, mala means garland. While mala beads are traditionally used for meditation (where you repeat a mantra for each bead), many people, myself included, simply like to wear them as a necklace, to foster mindfulness, intentionality and serenity, and/or because of the properties of the particular gemstones used. The kirpan is a sword or a knife of any size and shape, carried by Sikhs. It is also part of a religious commandment given by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699, in which he gave an option to the Sikhs, if they accepted they must wear the five articles of faith (the five Ks) at all times, the kirpan being one of five Ks. It symbolizes a Sikh's duty to come to the defense of those in need. It is the symbol of courage, honour, and respect.The tigers eye is one of the most sought after types of healing gemstones due to its ability to protect you from the dark arts of black magic while increasing not only your will power, but courage as well. As a result, it gives you the confidence you need to achieve your goals. Tiger's Eye is the stone of luck and courage. When worn, it enhances integrity and the correct use of power. It brings prosperity, often in the form of money. The wearer of this stone will receive the patience to wait for the most opportune moment,
has great focus, strength and determination. It is also a very protective stone, and connects with the spiritual power of the sun. Tiger's Eye is an ideal stone for the sacral and solar plexus chakras.

Paired with our Kirpan Charm, I'm sure this mala will become special for you. Whether you're buying it for the Healing purposes or for style, Im sure you will love it. These are made with 8mm beads, 18 Inches in length and 108 beads .