Japamala Tourmaline

The Japamala is a powerful tool for meditation and mantra repetition, making it perfect for Ho’oponopono, an ancient Hawaiian practice of healing through love, forgiveness, and gratitude. As you use the japamala, you can recite the four Ho’oponopono phrases ("I’m sorry. Please forgive me. I love you. Thank you."), repeating them with each bead, allowing your mind and heart to align with the energy of cleansing and transformation.

Why Does a Japamala Have 108 Beads?

The number 108 holds deep spiritual and mystical significance across various traditions, making it the sacred number used in Japamalas for meditation and mantra repetition. Here’s why 108 beads are used:

Sacred Number in Eastern Traditions – In Hinduism and Buddhism, 108 represents the wholeness of existence. There are 108 Upanishads (sacred Hindu texts) and 108 Buddhist teachings to enlightenment.

Cosmic Connection – In Vedic cosmology, the distance between the Sun and Earth is approximately 108 times the Sun’s diameter, and the same applies to the Moon and Earth. This reflects a universal alignment.

Chakras & Energy Points – The human body is said to have 108 energy channels (Nadis) leading to the heart chakra, making the repetition of a mantra 108 times a way to clear and activate these pathways.

Ho’oponopono & Repetition – In Ho’oponopono, repeating the four phrases ("I’m sorry. Please forgive me. I love you. Thank you.") 108 times deepens the practice, allowing the energy of forgiveness, love, and gratitude to truly transform the mind and heart.

Using a Japamala with 108 beads helps maintain focus, create a rhythmic flow, and enhance the spiritual connection, making it a powerful tool for healing and meditation.