Thousands of years ago around the 8th century BC, the ancient seers of India began to use beads to assist with their meditation. Monks and meditators of all kinds use mala beads to count the number of mantras or prayers they recite. Each of the 108 beads in a mala represents a human passion that impedes enlightenment.
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