Tulsi mala FAQ

What is Tulsi wood?

Tulsi wood comes from the sacred Tulsi plant, also known as Holy Basil — one of the most revered plants in Hindu tradition. For devotees, Tulsi is not just a herb but is worshipped as Goddess Vrinda Devi, the beloved of Lord Krishna. The stems and roots of this holy plant are dried and carved into small, smooth beads to make a Tulsi Mala.

 What is Tulsi Kanthi Mala?

This item: ISKCON VRINDAVAN Original Tulsi Kanthi Mala - Unisex Adult Jaap Chanting Mala from Vrindavan Dham A full Mala of Tulsi wood (Sacred basil) delicate beads with traditional knots between each bead. Made in India. Tulsi or Sacred Basil is considered one of the most sacred of the woods used in Indian worship.

 What is Tulsi Mala?

Tulsi is sacred and helps purify and protect your aura. This 100% natural Tulsi Mala is hand-knotted for strength and durability. It’s a thoughtful gift to bless loved ones with peace, success, and divine protection on special occasions.

 What is Tulsi Mala made of?

A Tulsi Mala is made from the sacred wood of the Tulsi plant, also known as Holy Basil — which is deeply loved by Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu. Each bead is carved from 100% natural Tulsi stems or roots and then carefully hand-strung with strong knots in between for durability. For devotees, wearing a Tulsi Mala means you’re carrying a piece of Vrindavan’s divine energy close to your heart every day. 

 What happens when you wear a Tulsi Mala?

Tulsi, known for its medicinal properties, is an adaptogen that helps the body adapt to stress. It is believed that wearing a Tulsi Mala can boost immunity, reduce stress, and support respiratory health. It also acts as a natural detoxifier, improves skin health, and promotes overall well-being.

 How do I use an Original Tulsi Mala for chanting and wearing?

 To truly benefit from your 100% Original Tulsi Mala, start by choosing a calm, clean spot where you can sit peacefully without distractions. Hold your Tulsi Mala gently in your right hand and use your thumb and middle finger to roll each sacred bead one by one as you chant your chosen mantra, like the Hare Krishna Mahamantra or any Vishnu mantra that brings you closer to the divine. 

 What are the spiritual benefits of wearing a 100% Original Tulsi Mala?

 Wearing an authentic Tulsi Mala keeps you connected to Vrindavan’s divine energy every day. It gently purifies your thoughts, words, and actions, and acts like a spiritual shield against negativity. Many devotees find it helps them stay focused during chanting and meditation while strengthening their faith in Krishna consciousness. Most importantly, a pure Tulsi Mala is believed to invite the loving blessings of Radha Rani and Lord Krishna into your life.

What precautions should I follow while wearing a Tulsi Mala?

 To keep your 100% Original Tulsi Mala pure and spiritually strong, always bathe before wearing it. Avoid wearing it while sleeping, eating meat, drinking alcohol, or during private moments. Never place it on the floor or any dirty surface, and don’t share it — it carries your personal spiritual energy. If it breaks, never throw it away — respectfully bury it near a Tulsi plant or immerse it in holy water. Chanting with it often keeps its sacred power alive.

 Why should I buy a Tulsi Mala from Satvikstore.in?

When you choose Satvikstore.in, you know you’re getting a 100% original Tulsi Mala made with devotion. Every mala is handcrafted by skilled devotees in Vrindavan, using age-old traditions to energize each bead. Satvikstore.in guarantees purity, certified authenticity, and careful packaging — so you receive a sacred Tulsi Mala you can trust for your daily chanting, meditation, and spiritual path.

Why is Tulsi Mala considered the purest?

In Hindu mythology, a Tulsi Mala is one of the purest and most sacred malas. It’s believed to support devotion to Lord Vishnu and is said to help with health issues like migraines, sinus problems, and kidney health. For Vaishnavas, using a Tulsi Mala makes worship complete and keeps them spiritually connected to divine blessings.