The Shiv Tandav Stotram is a powerful hymn that channels the fierce, transformative energy of Lord Shiva’s cosmic dance. Composed by Ravana in deep devotion, its rhythmic verses mirror the beat of Shiva’s damaru, awakening inner strength and spiritual clarity. Chanting it regularly is believed to purify the mind, dissolve ego, and align one’s energy with the universe’s divine rhythm.
Why are there 108 beads on a mala?
Pooja PaathDec 8, '20
Below are some of the many reasons that have been given, as well as a few other points of interest. None of these reasons are being promoted here as more or less true then the others. However, you may notice that 108 appear to be somewhat like a road map of reality in general, and the human in particular. Regardless of the meaning of 108, it is important that if a mala is used to count mantras, the mantra be remembered with sincerity, devotion, feeling, and full attention.
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Benefits of wearing the Rudraksha
Pooja PaathDec 8, '20
If you are a balanced person and you function sensibly in your life, prosperity will come. It happens naturally when energies function well. If you have chosen to purify your life and be balance always then Rudraksha malas are a valuable tool and aid. When someone is walking the spiritual path, he wants to utilise every support on the way to enhance himself, and mala beads are definitely a good support.
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How to Use Mala Beads (5 Easy Ways)
Pooja PaathNov 22, '20
A Mala is a string of beads used to count mantras (Sanskrit prayers) in sets of 108 repetitions as a form of meditation. While this is the primary way to use malas, there are several other ways to practice with them to strengthen your mind and heal your mind, body, and heart.
