KAMAL GATTA MALA LOTUS BEADS LOTUS SEEDS WITH GOMUKH BAG GOMUKHI BAG ENERGIZED

Description

PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS
MALA
MALA BEADS SIZE – 10 MM TO 15 MM
MALA LENGTH SIZE – 33.5 INCHES
COLOR – BROWN
MATERIAL - NATURAL BEADS
TOTAL NO. OF BEADS IN MALA - 109 BEADS
GOMUKHI BAG
SIZE – 8.5 INCHS & BREADTH – 4INCHS
MATERIAL – 100% FINE HANDMADE FABRIC
Kamal gatta mala is also known as dried lotus bead mala.
Poverty is the worst thing of life. To vanish this from house for generations one must try this mala. Lakshmi is also called Kamalvaasini - i.e one who sits on a lotus. This is why for the Sadhana and Mantra chanting of Lakshmi we use a special rosary made of seeds of lotus which is called Kamalgatta mala. The Goddess is easily appeased if one uses this rosary for the chanting of her Mantra and she bestows upon him wealth and comforts. There are other rosaries too that are prescribed for Lakshmi Sadhanas and with them too Lakshmi Sadhanacan be accomplished. But using a Kamalgatta rosary
helps one secure the blessings of the Goddess faster.
Property and benefits of using Lotus Seed Mala
Kamala mala is useful to pray Mahalakshmi for wealth. Generally 108 beads of lotus seed or kamala mala are used for chanting Mahalakshmi mantra for pleasing Lakshmi.
Dry Kamala/Lotus seeds are used to make such a mala. Lotus seeds is used in meditation.
Properly processed with oil and other material to keep the bead long lasting and bug free.
Beads are made mala as per the rules of making proper yoga mala
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GOMUKH
Japa Technique
1. Need for a mala
2. Meaning of the mala
3. Use of the mala
4. Position of the right hand
5. The flow of breath
6. Use of a gomukhi
7. Errors in japa
8. Pronunciation of mantra
The word gomukhi means 'in the shape of a cow's mouth'. It is a small bag which resembles the shape of a cow's mouth. The mala and your right hand are both placed inside the gomukhi so that they are obscured from view. With your hand in the bag, you then begin to rotate the mala, the bottom of which is supported by the bottom of the bag. A gomukhi is very light, doesn't interfere with the practice of japa and prevents other people interfering or becoming curious about your practice. It can be used when you walk along a street or when you leave your house. It is widely used by those who do anusthana (sustained practice for long, fixed periods of time), perhaps 50,000 to 60,000 beads per day. For them it is almost a must.