A “4 Mukhi Mala” typically refers to a mala or garland used in meditation and spiritual practices, which features 4 beads (or “mukhis”) on each segment. Each bead is often associated with a specific deity, quality, or spiritual significance.

In various traditions, the number of beads and their arrangement can have different meanings:

• Hinduism: In Hindu practices, a mala might have 4 beads on each segment, and the mala as a whole might be used for chanting mantras, meditation, or spiritual rituals.
• Buddhism: Similarly, in Buddhism, malas are used for counting mantras or prayers during meditation, and the number of beads can have symbolic meanings.

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Benefits Of  Green jade malas:

Green jade malas are beautiful and spiritually significant pieces of jewelry used in meditation and prayer. The mala, typically a string of 108 beads, is often used in various spiritual practices, including Buddhism and Hinduism, to count mantras or prayers.