mala on altar

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Thank you for both answers, best wishes Paul

 

 

, tajinder sian

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> Paul,

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> Members of your family would benefit from " darshan " of your two

special malas this would give them and you further blessings.

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> Warmest,

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> Taj

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> : no_reply: Fri, 29 Feb 2008

15:00:25 +0000RBSC : mala on altar

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> Namaste Paul,How wonderful to know you have both Siddha Mala and

Indra Mala! When placing on the altar, its fine to put them each in

their respective pouches and tie up the pouches. The plate is

optional - it depends on how you feel, whether you wish to use one or

not.Keeping it from the sight of other people means visitors who may

enter your puja room or strangers outside who may stare at your

malas. As you know, wearing under the shirt is preferable. Its fine

for family members to see your malas on the puja table but not wear

them. Family members exclude visiting relatives or friends unless you

are very close to them and share good relationships.Om Namah Shivaya--

 

- In , " spiegelhaus12 "

<spiegelhaus12@> wrote:>> Dear Narasimhaye, how sould I put one of my

2 malas (Siddha and Indra > mala)on the altar when I don't wear them,

open on a plate, or close in > the origimal pouch? In the Rudraksha

literature it is written that once > you start to wear a mala, it is

good to keep it away from the sight of > other people. If the mala

would be open on a plate on the altar, it > would mean that other

members of the house would have a chance to look > at it. Thank you

very much for your insight on this, regards > Paul>

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