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How a Tulsi Mala Is Made, Bead by BeadRead moreFrom a growing tulsi plant to a finished strand, here's the real multi-stage process behind a genuine Tulsi Mala —...
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What Is Tulsi Mala Used For? (It's Not Just One Thing, and That's the Interesting Part)Read moreA Tulsi Mala isn't just one thing — it's worn daily, used to count mantras, given as a spiritual milestone gift, and...
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Which Are the Most Powerful Malas Like Tulsi Mala? A Straight Answer to a Question People Rarely Get StraightRead moreTulsi, rudraksha, sphatik, sandalwood, and navratna are all called "powerful" — but each belongs to a different...
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Is Tulsi Mala a Crystal? What the Beads Are Really Made OfRead moreTulsi malas often get mistaken for crystal jewellery online. Here's what tulsi beads are actually made of, why the...
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How to Check the Purity of a Tulsi Mala (It's Not the Same Question as "Is It Real?")Read morePurity isn't the same as authenticity. Here's how to check both — whether the beads are genuinely tulsi wood, and...
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How to Identify an Original Tulsi Mala (Before Someone Sells You a Painted Stick)Read moreMost fake tulsi beads look convincing in a photo but fail the moment you hold them. Here are the weight, smell,...
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Where to Buy a Real Tulsi Mala OnlineRead moreMost tulsi malas sold online are fake, dyed, or mislabeled. Here's how to spot genuine tulsi wood, why traceability...
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What the Bhagavad Gita Teaches About Letting Go of FearRead moreArjuna's hands trembled before a battle he couldn't avoid — and Krishna's answer wasn't to calm him down first....
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“You Were Never Born, You Will Never Die” — Chapter 2 of the Gita SimplifiedRead moreExplore Krishna's teaching in Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 that the soul is eternal and beyond birth and death, and...
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