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Four gifts from Vrindavan in every mala parcel
Packed with your order, nothing to add.
- Brajraj Sacred soil of Braj
- Tulsi seeds Grow your own
- Shri Radha name badge Pin badge
- Gopi chandan For tilak
What is this Shri Haridas japa mala?
It is a full 108+1 japa mala of tulsi beads honouring Shri Haridas, the revered saint of Vrindavan. The extra bead is the sumeru, marking where each round of chanting begins and ends.
How is this mala used in daily sadhana?
Sit comfortably, hold the mala in your hand, and move one bead per mantra until you return to the sumeru. Many devotees keep it solely for japa, storing it in a clean bag between sessions.
How do I preserve these 108 tulsi beads?
Keep the mala dry and away from perfume or oil, and handle it with freshly washed hands. Original tulsi from Vrindavan is naturally durable; a soft pouch and gentle use keep it beautiful for a lifetime of japa.
