Dharmik
Original Narasimha Raksha Mala – Single Round, 8 mm, Divine Protection
Original Narasimha Raksha Mala – Single Round, 8 mm, Divine Protection
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Embrace the power of divine protection with the Narasimha Raksha Mala.
Handcrafted in the sacred land of Vrindavan using holy Tulsi beads and a powerful Narasimha pendant, this mala is abhimantrit with devotion and care. It represents courage, faith, and spiritual protection, and is traditionally believed to ward off negative energies while nurturing inner strength, focus, and peace — making it a deeply meaningful companion for everyday life.
Product Description:
| Bead Size | 8 mm |
| Sacred Origin | Vrindavan |
| Material | Tulsi Wood |
| Natural Color | Creamish Brown |
| Total Length | 20 Inch |
| Weight | 15 gm |
| Authenticity |
Lab Certified |
| Bead Count | Single Round |
Benefits of using a Tulsi Mala :
Steps to use Tulsi Mala:
FAQs
Where are Dharmik's Tulsi Mala beads sourced from?
Our Tulsi Mala beads are sourced directly from the sacred land of Vrindavan and are Abhimantrit with the Hare Krishna Mahamantra before reaching you.
What are the benefits of wearing a Tulsi Mala?
Tulsi Mala keeps negative energies away, brings peace of mind, and helps reduce anxiety. It strengthens your bond with Lord Krishna, purifies your aura, and keeps you focused in prayer and daily life.
What should I do after receiving my Dharmik Tulsi Mala?
Place the Tulsi Mala in your mandir, sprinkle it with Gangajal, light a diya, and offer a simple prayer. Chant "Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya" before wearing it with devotion.
Can Tulsi Mala be worn with other jewellery?
Yes, Tulsi Mala can be worn alongside other jewellery. Bhagwan Krishna's blessings flow through your bhakti — wear it with faith and love.
What should I do if my Tulsi Mala breaks?
If your Tulsi Mala breaks, collect the beads respectfully and immerse them in a river or place them beneath a tree. We recommend keeping a spare Tulsi Mala at home, so your sadhana never stops and you are never without Krishna's protection.
