Natural Gunja Mala

Red Black & White Mix Gunja Mala – Traditional Sacred Beads

Bring home the traditional charm and spiritual significance of Gunja Mala with this distinctive Red, Black & White Mix Gunja Mala from Shivaago.

Gunja, also known as Ratti or Abrus precatorius, is traditionally recognised in Indian spiritual and cultural practices for its naturally distinctive red-and-black seed appearance. This mala features a unique combination of red, black and white Gunja beads, giving it an attractive traditional look.

In traditional spiritual practices, Gunja beads are associated with devotional practices, spiritual protection and positive energy. Their unique appearance and cultural significance have made them a popular choice for traditional malas, spiritual collections and devotional décor.

Why Choose Red Black & White Mix Gunja Mala?

• Red, Black & White Combination: A distinctive mix of traditionally styled Gunja beads.
• Traditional Gunja Mala: Inspired by the long-standing cultural and spiritual significance of Gunja beads.
• Spiritual Significance: Traditionally associated with devotional practices, spiritual protection and positive energy.
• Unique Traditional Appearance: The contrasting bead colours give the mala a distinctive and eye-catching look.
• Spiritual Collection: Suitable for those who appreciate traditional Indian spiritual items and sacred bead malas.
• Devotional & Decorative Use: Can be kept as part of a spiritual collection, devotional setup or traditional décor.
• Thoughtful Spiritual Gift: A unique option for gifting to someone interested in Indian spiritual traditions and traditional malas.

Where Can You Keep or Use the Gunja Mala?

The Red Black & White Mix Gunja Mala can be kept with your puja essentials, spiritual collection, temple space or devotional setup. It can also be used as a traditional accessory where appropriate.

The specific spiritual significance and method of use of Gunja malas can vary across different traditions and practices.

Important Safety Note

Gunja/Abrus precatorius seeds are toxic if swallowed. Do not consume the beads or use them as food. Keep the mala away from children and pets, and avoid putting the seeds in the mouth.

Important Product Note

Natural Gunja seeds may vary slightly in size, shape, colour and pattern. These natural variations are normal and contribute to the traditional appearance of each mala.

Product: Red Black & White Mix Gunja Mala
Material: Gunja Seeds / Traditional Beads
Colour: Red, Black & White
Type: Traditional Spiritual Mala
Brand: Shivaago

Natural Gunja Mala

Gunja – Abrus precatorius, jequirity (or wild-liquorice). A vine with clusters of pink flowers and seed pods containing scarlet berries.The berries are said to represent service to Srîmatî Rådhårånî, so Krishna often wears a garland of guñjå berries. Garlands of guñjå are considered especially sacred by Lord Caitanya and His followers.

• It is very good for your mental peace.
• It gives properly focused required to make the correct decisions.
• You will feel light and energetic after wearing this mala.
• You will see betterment in your finances as this mala has the power to attract wealth.

In the age of Kali, His merciful incarnation, Lord Gaurasundara also initiated and induced His confidential associates to perform the worship of Govardhana. Once, Sri Sankarananda Sarasvati came to Puri dhama from Sri Vrndavana to deliver to Sriman Mahaprabhu a piece of the Govardhana stone together with a string of ‘gunja mala’ (beads) wrapped in two bundles of cloth which he presented to Sriman Mahaprabhu who, at that time was residing at Gambhira. The Lord became exceedingly pleased on receiving these invaluable items. In continuous remembrance of the divine pastimes of Sri Radha-Krsna, He used to wear the mala (beads) round His neck. By contemplation of the Govardhana stone as non-different form the transcendental body of Sri Krishna, He used to place this stone over His head and eyes, becoming overwrought with loving emotions. In the loving moods, He would exuberantly place it on His head or near His nose as if to catch the overpowering transcendental fragrances of the stone and more often than no, would drench it with tears flowing form His eyes. In this regard, Sriman Mahaprabhu used to visualize the Govardhana stone and the gunja mala together as the personification of the Divine Couple Sri Radha-Krishna.

Natural Gunja Mala

Gunja – Abrus precatorius, jequirity (or wild-liquorice). A vine with clusters of pink flowers and seed pods containing scarlet berries.The berries are said to represent service to Srîmatî Rådhårånî, so Krishna often wears a garland of guñjå berries. Garlands of guñjå are considered especially sacred by Lord Caitanya and His followers.

• It is very good for your mental peace.
• It gives properly focused required to make the correct decisions.
• You will feel light and energetic after wearing this mala.
• You will see betterment in your finances as this mala has the power to attract wealth.

In the age of Kali, His merciful incarnation, Lord Gaurasundara also initiated and induced His confidential associates to perform the worship of Govardhana. Once, Sri Sankarananda Sarasvati came to Puri dhama from Sri Vrndavana to deliver to Sriman Mahaprabhu a piece of the Govardhana stone together with a string of ‘gunja mala’ (beads) wrapped in two bundles of cloth which he presented to Sriman Mahaprabhu who, at that time was residing at Gambhira. The Lord became exceedingly pleased on receiving these invaluable items. In continuous remembrance of the divine pastimes of Sri Radha-Krsna, He used to wear the mala (beads) round His neck. By contemplation of the Govardhana stone as non-different form the transcendental body of Sri Krishna, He used to place this stone over His head and eyes, becoming overwrought with loving emotions. In the loving moods, He would exuberantly place it on His head or near His nose as if to catch the overpowering transcendental fragrances of the stone and more often than no, would drench it with tears flowing form His eyes. In this regard, Sriman Mahaprabhu used to visualize the Govardhana stone and the gunja mala together as the personification of the Divine Couple Sri Radha-Krishna.