Mahavidyas Collection Mala – Goddess Bhairavi Mala

Description

The name Bhairavi means ‘frightful’, ‘terrible’, ‘horrible’ or ‘formidable’. The basic idea here is fear. Ordinarily we associate fear with darkness, Bhairavi may be terrifying but she is anything but dark. She is said to shine with the effulgence of 10 000 raising suns. Bhairavi is often the power of consciousness dwelling in every human being. then she is known as Kundalini.

Fluorite: Mental enhancement, improved decision making (All Chakra)

Clear Quartz: Healing and Amplification of one’s intentions (All Chakras)

Garnet: Passion, spiritual awakening (Root and Heart Chakras)

Each crystal bead in this necklace has metaphysical therapeutic qualities that benefit the wearer.

Tantra classifies the disciplines leading to the cardinal Deities as ‘Dasa Maha Vidyas’ the ten great paths of knowledge. These cardinal deities are the ten outstanding personalities of the Divine Mother or the Divine Feminine. This collection is designed based on the Dasa Maha Vidyas.

For anyone who takes any of these ten Vidyas, the Sadhana proceeds on sound lines and is safe and sure. Once an aspirant takes to the Deity, the Deity takes upon itself the Sadhana. This is the characteristic of these Maha Vidyas. Whatever the seeker desires the Divine Mother fulfils it.

This necklace comes in an organic fabric pouch and is sewn by our friends SEW NEW FUTURES, a NGO that provides skills training to underprivileged young women in New Delhi.

By buying this product, you support local artisans all around India; support fair trade and believe in non-violence and compassion.

Maha Malas are hand knotted on 100% quality thread. Please do not put your necklace in water as it will weaken the thread and may cause it to break.

Certain crystals will loose colour if placed in direct sunlight. Protect your necklace in the cloth pouch provided. The you will be able to feel the full benefits of the gemstones upon wearing them.

Crystals absorb vibrations and it is a good idea to cleanse them once a month either with smoke from incense or by placing your necklace under the rays of the full moon outside or on the windowsill.