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Disc-shaped Gold Mala bead Lungta In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition

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In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition

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Three Principal Aspects of the Path is an important concise text written by Lama Je Tsongkapa that encompasses the core practices of Mahayana (Great Scope) Buddhism

Disc-shaped Gold Mala bead Lungta In the Tibetan Buddhist traditionDisc shaped Gold Mala bead with the adjustable knot and 108 beads. Buddhist Mala beads have been used for centuries by many spiritual traditions as a tool to help to calm the mind, center oneself and connect to the best that is with us. The word "Mala" means necklace or garland in Sanskrit, and refers to a strand or beads used for prayer. Malas are also used in a meditation practice as a tool to count mantras and acts as a tactile guide as you sit in

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