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Yak Bone Six-Syllable Mantra Spacer Bracelet
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Om Mani Padme Hum is inseparable from the Tibetan Buddhist practice of Chenrezig, the embodiment of compassion. The mantra is repeated not as ornament alone, but as a disciplined return to the wish that one's thoughts, speech, and actions benefit others.
Warm reddish-brown yak bone beads alternate with multiple dark metal-tone symbol spacers in the current Style 5 layout. This more rhythmic arrangement distributes the mantra reference around the wrist instead of concentrating it in one centerpiece.
Wear the Six-Syllable Mantra Spacer Bracelet as a tactile cue to return to compassionate attention throughout the day. The repeated intervals echo the practice of beginning again, one recitation and one action at a time.
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Trusted by 30,000+ customers
Made with Genuine Natural Stones
Inspired by Himalayan Traditions
Trusted by 30,000+ customers
Made with Genuine Natural Stones
Inspired by Himalayan Traditions
Trusted by 30,000+ customers
Made with Genuine Natural Stones
Inspired by Himalayan Traditions
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