Tulsi Mala: A Sacred Strand of Devotion, Protection & Spiritual Power

📿 Tulsi Mala: A Sacred Thread of Devotion, Discipline & Divine Protection

"Tulsi Mala is not just a string of beads , it is a divine covenant woven in devotion to Shri Hari."

In the ancient Sanatan tradition, Tulsi (Holy Basil) is revered as a mother, a symbol of purity, surrender, and spiritual grace. And when a mala (rosary) is crafted from this sacred wood, it becomes more than an accessory  it becomes a guiding companion on the seeker’s inner journey.

Tulsi mala finds mention in revered scriptures like the Vishnu Purana, Padma Purana, and Garuda Purana. Tulsi is deeply beloved to Bhagwan Shri Vishnu, Shri Krishna, and Shri Ramachandra. Hence, one who wears the Tulsi mala or chants sacred mantras using it, becomes especially dear to Shri Hari and is graced by His divine blessings.

Wearing Tulsi mala around the neck or wrist purifies thoughts, speech, and actions. It is considered a sacred companion that guides the soul toward liberation beyond death.

Tulsi mala creates a spiritual shield  protecting from negative energies, impure thoughts, and harmful influences. It acts like a subtle armor of sattvik (pure) vibrations.

Chanting mantras such as Shri Hari Naam, Shri Ram Naam, Shri Krishna mantras, Gayatri Mantra, or the Hare Krishna Mahamantra with a Tulsi mala enhances their potency and impact manifold.

A Tulsi mala traditionally consists of 108 small beads, along with one large and distinct bead called the "Meru" or "Sumeru". This special bead symbolizes Bhagwan Shri Hari and is treated with utmost reverence.

When a devotee begins mantra japa (chanting), it usually starts from the bead right after the Meru. As each bead is passed through, one by one, the japa reaches the 108th bead. At this point, the mala is not continued over the Meru, but is reversed — and japa is continued in the opposite direction.

Thus, the Meru is not counted or crossed, and it is never the starting point. This practice honors the sanctity and spiritual stature of Meru as a symbol of divine presence.

• Sit in a calm and focused state. Ensure both hands are clean.
• Hold the mala with your right hand, using the thumb and middle finger to move each bead.

Chant sacred mantras such as:

• Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya
• Shri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram
• Hare Rama Hare Krishna

Upon reaching the Meru bead, reverse the direction of the mala and continue chanting.

• Receives divine grace from Bhagwan Shri Hari
• Deepens the feeling of devotion and surrender
• Enhances focus during meditation and chanting
• Cultivates peace and sattvik (pure) awareness

• Reduces stress and confusion
• Boosts inner confidence and faith
• Promotes restful sleep and mental stability

• Shields against evil eyes and harmful influences
• Strengthens the aura and energy field
• Forms a divine circle of protection around the wearer

• 👉 Always wear the mala with a pure heart and clean body.
• 👉 Touch or use it only after bathing or cleansing.
• 👉 While wearing it, avoid meat, alcohol, false speech, or impure conduct.
• 👉 Store it respectfully, in a sacred space, a clean box, or around the neck. Avoid placing it near feet or unclean areas.

🌿 Pure & Sacred Origins:
Aakuraa’s Tulsi mala is crafted from holy Tulsi wood grown in spiritually energized pilgrimage regions. Each bead is lovingly sanctified with devotion.

🌿 Handcrafted Divinity:
Every mala is made by skilled artisans with sacred chanting, infusing each bead with peace and spiritual merit.

🌿 Energetically Consecrated:
At Aakuraa, each mala is energized with incense, mantras, and sacred water  transforming it from a simple string of beads into a living companion of your sadhana.

Wearing or chanting with a Tulsi mala is not merely a religious act  It is a soulful journey toward purity, devotion, and divine elevation  guided by the grace of Bhagwan Shri Hari.