Radha Naam Tulsi Japa Mala 108 + 1 Beads 100% Original Tulsi Radha Naam Jaap Mala

A “Radha Naam Tulsi Japa Mala” is a specific type of prayer bead necklace used for japa (repetitive prayer or mantra chanting) in Hindu spiritual practice. Here’s a detailed description of its components, significance, and purchasing options:

Components:

1. Radha Naam:
   • Radha’s Name: The beads are inscribed with or dedicated to the name of Radha, signifying devotion to Radha, who is deeply revered in the Radha-Krishna tradition.
2. Tulsi Japa Mala:
   • Tulsi Beads: Made from the wood of the Tulsi plant, considered highly sacred in Hinduism. Tulsi beads are believed to have spiritual and healing properties.
   • Japa Mala: A string of prayer beads used for repetitive chanting of mantras, prayers, or the names of deities.
3. 108 + 1 Beads:
   • 108 Beads: This number is spiritually significant in Hinduism, representing the universe and its divinity. The 108 beads are used to count recitations of a mantra.
   • +1 Bead (Meru/Guru Bead): The extra bead, also known as the Meru or Guru bead, marks the beginning and end of the mala and is not counted among the 108 recitations.
4. 100% Original Tulsi:
   • Authenticity: Ensures that the beads are made from genuine Tulsi wood, enhancing their spiritual value.

Spiritual and Cultural Significance:

• Devotion: Using a Radha Naam Tulsi Japa Mala signifies deep devotion to Radha and Krishna. It aligns with practices of chanting and meditation, helping devotees focus and deepen their spiritual connection.
• Meditation: The mala is used for counting mantras, which aids in focused meditation and spiritual discipline.
• Blessings and Protection: Believed to bring blessings, protection, and a sense of peace to the wearer.