Sodalite and Jasper 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted

Name: Sodalite and Jasper 108 Beads Meditation Mala, Knotted
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: BG-ML17
Price: 48.00 USD
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Hand-knotted 108-bead mala strung with deep blue sodalite and marked at three intervals by earthy jasper beads. Sodalite is linked with clarity and self-trust, while jasper adds a grounding note. Held in the hand during seated meditation, the beads are moved one at a time to count a mantra or a breath.

Details

Design: 108-bead meditation mala hand-knotted from deep blue sodalite with three jasper marker beads, a jasper guru bead, and a shaded blue-and-white cotton tassel
Size: 6 mm beads; standard 108-bead mala length
Material: Sodalite and jasper gemstone beads on hand-knotted cotton cord
Included: 108 beads arranged 6 sodalite + 1 jasper + 94 sodalite + 1 jasper + 6 sodalite, plus 1 jasper guru bead, with jasper markers at intervals of 27
Care: Keep away from water, perfumes, and direct sunlight. Store in a soft pouch when not in use
Note: For meditation use only, not intended as a jewelry item. Natural stone varies in color, veining, and pattern, so each mala is one of a kind

Meaning & Intention

Sodalite has long been called the stone of the mind. Its indigo depths, streaked with white, are said to mirror the clarity that surfaces when mental noise begins to settle.

The jasper markers offer a grounding counterweight — a steady, earth-tied presence often described as patient and nourishing, well suited to a practice built on returning to the same still point.

At 108 beads, this mala follows one of the oldest structures in contemplative practice, a number held sacred across yogic and Buddhist traditions. Each bead marks a single mantra, breath, or repetition.

Moved through one bead at a time, the strand anchors attention to one point of focus, whether that is a mantra, a breath count, or silence itself.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Clarity, self-trust, grounding, calm

Chakra connection: Third eye

Ideal for: Mantra practice, japa counting, and seated meditation

Suggested mantra: I trust my inner voice

Questions & Guidance

How do I use a mala for meditation?

Hold it in one hand and use your thumb to move from bead to bead, reciting a mantra or counting a breath on each one, until you complete a full circuit back to the guru bead.

What does the guru bead signify?

The guru bead marks the start and end of the 108-bead cycle. It is traditionally not counted; instead, you pause there to honor the completion of a round before turning back or setting the mala down.

Can I display it outside of practice?

The mala is made for meditation rather than daily wear, but it can be draped or set near your practice space and picked up when you sit down to meditate.