Archangel Sandalphon, a towering figure with one foot planted on the Earth and the other reaching the heavens, embodies the bridge between you and the Divine. He is your partner in the sacred act of prayer. This article explores Sandalphon’s unique role as a mala maker and how you can deepen your connection with this Archangel.
Your mala, a sacred circle of beads, is more than just an accessory. It’s a powerful tool for meditation, prayer, and connecting with your higher self. Bringing a new mala home is an auspicious occasion, beginning a unique partnership on your spiritual journey.
For millennia, Rudraksha beads have captivated seekers on the spiritual path. Worn by yogis, adorning statues of deities, revered in ancient scriptures, and imbued with profound symbolism, these sacred seeds hold a unique place in the world of mala beads.
Malas, beautiful prayer beads with rich cultural and spiritual significance, have transcended their traditional roots to become a popular wellness accessory. But with this newfound popularity comes a question: are there specific rules or norms associated with wearing malas?
Malas, beautiful strings of prayer beads, are powerful tools for meditation, intention setting, and spiritual growth. But just like any tool, they can accumulate energetic residue over time. Regular cleansing helps maintain their energetic integrity, connecting you with their full potential.
To help recognize the signs of spiritual awakening and understand how to ease the process, here are five indicators that could indicate it’s happening to you.
Why does a traditional mala have 108 beads? Why do we repeat mantras 108 times? There is magic in the number 108 that empowers your intentions and actions
Learn to unlock the power of mantra with a wrist mala. This simple meditation and mindfulness practice will take only a few minutes daily.
Repeating the simple yet powerful Mantra for Ganesh can help eliminate every obstacle in your path and manifest abundance in your life. Let’s start now!
Learn about the Miracle Mantra – Hoʻoponopono and how to use a mala with this powerful prayer.