A Rudraksha Sphatik Mala is a combination of rudraksha and sphatik used in Hindu spiritual practices: Sphatik (crystal) beads and Rudraksha beads.

1. Sphatik (Crystal) Beads: Sphatik is believed to have strong spiritual properties. It’s considered pure and conducive to meditation. Sphatik beads are often used in malas (prayer beads) due to their clarity and ability to enhance one’s concentration during meditation.
2. Rudraksha Beads: Rudraksha beads are seeds from the Rudraksha tree, found mainly in the Himalayan region, Nepal, India, and parts of Southeast Asia. They are considered sacred in Hinduism and are believed to possess spiritual and healing properties. The number of facets (mukhis) on a Rudraksha bead determines its significance and the type of energy it is believed to represent.

Combining Sphatik and Rudraksha beads in a mala is thought to enhance the spiritual energy of the beads and facilitate deeper meditation, concentration, and spiritual growth.

Wearing or using a Rudraksha Sphatik Mala during meditation or prayers is believed to bring about a sense of peace, clarity, and alignment with one’s spiritual path. It’s commonly used by devotees and practitioners of various spiritual traditions within Hinduism.