HOT ! Women\'s Garnet Cosmic Dancer Mala

women\'s garnet cosmic dancer mala necklace or wrap bracelet, made from high quality garnet and brass nataraj. nataraj, the cosmic dancer, is one of the many forms of shiva. his dance represents both the destruction and the creation of the universe, and reveals the cycles of death, birth, and rebirth. this dance of bliss is for the welfare of the world. in the form of nataraj, he gives guidance to his devotees within the \"heart of consciousness.\" under his feet, shiva crushes the demon of ignorance, caused by forgetfulness. one hand stretches across his chest and points to the uplifted foot, indicating the release from earthly bondage. but the dance of nataraj is also a dance of creation. it scatters the ashes of the universe in a pattern that becomes the design of creation that follows destruction, and honors the dance of shiva and shakti. the dance of creation and transformation.garnet is often associated with love, passion, and fire. it is a stone of faith, devotion, stability, and trust. it is said to soothe emotional stress and anger that is held in and is not expressed. it encourages an inner strength and personal power, which increases success, a positive attitude, and sparks the energies of creativity. it is known in indian mythology for persistence, stamina, and energizing the fire of kundalini, which is the eternal force that activates the chakras and begins the path to awakening and enlightenment. it has been used to release bad karma, negative energy from the chakras, bring stability and order from chaos, and is associated with the root and heart chakras.

ebony is considered to be one of the most powerful woods and is said to bring strength and protection. it amplifies any stone it is paired with, balances both the feminine and masculine energies, brings good luck, and is considered to be especially useful in the seeking of spiritual knowledge. our ebony is sourced through responsible farming, without harm or deforestation.

Sizing Info:fits a 6\" - 7\" wrist