DHIVARASHI® Tulsi Mala 108 Beads – Original Vrindavan Tulsi Wood Krishna Prayer Mala with Thread Tassel

The DHIVARASHI® Tulsi Mala (108 Beads) is a sacred Hindu prayer mala crafted from original Vrindavan Tulsi wood, the most revered form of Tulsi in Vaishnav tradition. This mala is deeply associated with Lord Krishna, bhakti yoga, and pure devotional practice.

Designed for japa (mantra chanting), meditation, and daily devotional wear, this Krishna Tulsi mala serves as a spiritual companion for seekers walking the path of faith, surrender, and devotion.

Spiritual Importance of Vrindavan Tulsi Mala

🌿 Tulsi – The Most Beloved Devotee of Lord Krishna

In Vaishnav scriptures, Tulsi is considered the most beloved devotee of Lord Krishna. It is believed that Lord Krishna does not accept worship without Tulsi. Vrindavan, being Krishna’s divine abode, holds the highest spiritual significance for Tulsi.

Wearing or using a Vrindavan Tulsi mala symbolizes pure bhakti (devotion without expectation), humility, and constant remembrance of Krishna.

Why 108 Beads Are Used in a Tulsi Mala

📿 Sacred Number for Japa & Meditation

A traditional Tulsi mala consists of 108 beads, a sacred number in Hindu spiritual practice. One full round of 108 repetitions helps maintain focus, discipline, and rhythm during japa.

The attached thread tassel (guru bead) marks the completion of one japa cycle and reminds the practitioner to pause with awareness before beginning the next round.

Mantras Traditionally Chanted with Tulsi Mala

• हरे कृष्ण हरे कृष्ण कृष्ण कृष्ण हरे हरे
• हरे राम हरे राम राम राम हरे हरे
• ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय
• ॐ नमो नारायणाय

Chant one mantra at a time, moving one bead per repetition, without crossing the guru bead.

Benefits of Using a Vrindavan Tulsi Mala

• ✔ Supports Krishna bhakti and naam japa
• ✔ Encourages a sattvic and disciplined lifestyle
• ✔ Helps maintain devotion and mental calm
• ✔ Traditionally worn by Vaishnav devotees
• ✔ Suitable for japa, meditation, and daily wear

Who Should Use This Tulsi Mala?

• Devotees of Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu
• Practitioners of bhakti yoga and naam smaran
• ISKCON followers and Vaishnav devotees
• Anyone seeking a sacred Hindu Krishna mala

Care & Usage Guidance

Keep the Tulsi mala clean and dry. Avoid contact with water, perfumes, or chemicals. It is traditionally removed before bathing or sleeping to maintain its sanctity.

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