₹40.00
ISKCON devotees primarily use Tulsi (Holy Basil) Japa Malas for chanting the Hare Krishna mantra (maha-mantra) to count repetitions, focusing devotion and purification; these 108-bead malas are made from sacred Tulsi wood, often from a single plant, and used with a cotton chanting bag, serving as a core practice for spiritual connection.
ISKCON devotees primarily use Tulsi (Holy Basil) Japa Malas for chanting the Hare Krishna mantra (maha-mantra) to count repetitions, focusing devotion and purification; these 108-bead malas are made from sacred Tulsi wood, often from a single plant, and used with a cotton chanting bag, serving as a core practice for spiritual connection.
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