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Authentic mala making tuition and sales. Plus information on trataka (candle gazing) and using a yoga danda (Coming soon). www.innereyeyoga.co.uk
Mala Making Tutorial - Left Handed
Learn how to make a mala with step by step instructions from Sanyamatma.
Includes: Introduction, threading the beads, tying the knots (Brahmagranti), making a beautiful decorative tassel, exit talk.
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If you've found the videos helpful, then please consider supporting my work, or 'buying me a coffee' to show your appreciation and help inspire me to keep making more.
Includes: Introduction, threading the beads, tying the knots (Brahmagranti), making a beautiful decorative tassel, exit talk.
Donate at: ko-fi.com/sanyamatma
If you've found the videos helpful, then please consider supporting my work, or 'buying me a coffee' to show your appreciation and help inspire me to keep making more.
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Mala Making Tutorial - Right handed
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Learn how to make a mala with step by step instructions from Sanyamatma. Includes: Introduction, threading the beads, tying the knots (Brahmagranti), making a beautiful decorative tassel, exit talk. Donate at: ko-fi.com/sanyamatma If you've found the videos helpful, then please consider supporting my work, or 'buying me a coffee' to show your appreciation and help inspire me to keep making more.
How to tie Japa Mala Knots Brahmagranti Left handed version
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For slow motion: Settings / speed / 0.25 or 0.5 Short (silent) clip showing how to tie the Brahmagranti, mala knot. I've been making malas and teaching mala making for almost 20 years. This video is mainly to remind students how to tie the knots, although it may help the complete novice too. For more detailed instructions, see my 'Mala making tutorial - left handed' video below. czcams.com/vide...
How to tie Japa Mala Knots Brahmagranti Right handed version
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For slow motion: Settings / speed / 0.25 or 0.5 Short (silent) clip showing how to tie the Brahmagranti, mala knot. I've been making malas and teaching mala making for almost 20 years. This video is mainly to remind students how to tie the knots, although it may help the complete novice too. For more detailed instructions, see my 'Mala making tutorial - right handed' video below. czcams.com/vid...
Wonderful video, thank you! I finished my first mala in two sittings. Can't wait to work on another and to refine my technique. I really enjoyed chanting a mantra while knotting it.
Thank you so much for the awesome turotial! My Amethyst prayer jaapa mala broke recently and I could make it anew with your brilliant tutorial! Thank you so much! 🙏🌟
Very detailed and crystal clear instructions! One of my purchased malas snapped. I'm using the technique taught here to rebuild. Hari Aum 🙏
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Thank you 🙏
Very nice
Thank you so much. Hari om
Brahm knot have 2 and half loop , do these have that
Very Nice..Very Superier work ...Hare krishna..
I’ve referenced this video like 9 times
Hari Om 🙏 thank you for this! OM Shanti
Wow
My great thanks 🙏🙏 lot of doughnuts doubts unfolded after this video about resting of Rudhraksh mala, very clear details and explanation .. I subscribed the channel for more good videos ... 🙏🙏
Thank you! What are your thoughts on the different styles with the sections (e.g., japa vs. zen)?
My personal preference is a light-medium weight mala, where all beads are the same size (7-9mm) and texture with knots between each bead. Alternating beads of the same size, like Rudraksha/Crystal also works for me, as there is consistency and regularity, so the mala doesn’t distract. Loosely strung malas (without knots) can also work fine when strung at the correct tension. A mala is down to personal taste and tradition. Some practices require marker beads or extra tassels along the mala. Some people just want a mala to wear. Each mala can be perfect for a persons needs at that time. Hope that answers your question?
This video is so informative, clear, peaceful and blew my mind! What a meditation goes into the making of the Mala 📿🙏✨ blessings to you!
I have watched many videos about how to make mala/ rudraksha mala. Among all videos, this video is the best ( best technique and best way of explanation and explanation in a very simple way ). Lot of thanks for bringing this video.
I love that this is not simply threading beads, this is by itself some meditational handcraft. Cheers!
Thank You for the Video.
Thanks...I can make a super mala for my father in law...
This really is the best method for getting a nice symmetrically globular knot that doesn't have the little pointy irregularities in them that make the knot lopsided and, thus, they don't sit squarely in the hole in the bead. Most of the bead knotting tutorials on here are for extremely much finer synthetic, practically invisible, knotting threads for beads with much smaller holes than the wooden beads and traditional mala designs use. The result of those other knotting techniques produce something that you can't see, between the beads, how the knot, even with a knotting tool, is lopsided, because it's so small. Those same knotting techniques, even with good silk cord, produce lopsided knots. The knots themselves are actually part of Inner Eye's more traditional design for malas and natural materials add to how a mala feels when you use it. My only personal concern is being limited to a white, contrasty, knotting color, so I'm thinking about how to match the color of wooden beads closer by dying Brahmin cotton cord with tea or coffee. I tried a lot of different methods and came back to the first and best tutorial I watched. Thank you for your guidance.
Hari Om... Absolutely brilliant Guruji.
Beautiful tutorial.
Beautiful video, I learned alot. Thank you for sharing all this information 🙏
your amazing!!!
Thank you so much. This could be the best tutorial on mala making
Добрый день! Благодарю Вас за видео 🙏🙏🙏 Лучшее видео на эту тему.
Thank you for sharing!!
Very good presentation..🙏 Hari Om🙏
Thanks a lot for teaching how to make mala. Hari Om🙏
Thank you
Very helpful 😊
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HOW BEAUTIFULLY YOU MADE IT ! ITS AWESOME !
Very well-presented. Thank you.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Thank You and Namaskar🙏 Hari Om... 🙏❤
very nicely explained. thank you 🙏🏼
Good technic.
Beautiful mala.
Superb knowledge of making mala❤
Such a beautiful craftsmanship that has been perfected over so many years with so much compassion and tenderness. Thank you 🙏 so very much for all this learning to become available to all of us.
Thank you Sir....very helpful...❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
very peaceful my friend, thank you
Thank you for this superb video 🙏🏼
Peu importe tous mes efforts, je n'arrivais pas à faire en sorte que le nœud reste à côté de la perle. Il glisse toujours. J'ai dû couper le fil et abandonner le projet.
I suspect that you are making the slip knot / loop incorrectly, one day I will make a video to explain this common mistake. When you open and close the loop, if the knot tries to slide away from the bead, away from where you want it to go, that means that you've made the slip knot incorrectly. This happens by pulling the wrong thread to make the loop / slip knot. Watch the video very carefully and make sure that you're making the loop properly. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for detailed instructions 🙏🙏
Thank you so much❤
Am grom assam & devotee of maa kamakhya made me stop & watch the video 😊all informations are not correctly colleclted( added too much spice or say unreal).. I hope you wont take my comment negativity rather do your homework well( best is to visit the temple)..
Can you tell me specifically what type of thread you use, thank you excellent tutorial
I usually use 'six strand cotton embroidery thread'. Please see the comments, as there's more info and a link to a sample. Kind regards, Sanyamatma