108 Bead Mala Necklace with Storage Bag - Labradorite, carnelian, obsidian and pyrite I could tell you what

I could tell you what I think this painting “Trinity” means

Moksha painted this large original acrylic painting from imagination and it was fully drawn from the subconscious with no pre conceived concept

“Organized Chaos” was started at the old Haven building

The “portal” above his head is a symbol which appears many times in my art

rocking some cool textures and really trying to ride the wave of not-a-care-in-the-world stuff that had worked so well in the past

108 Bead Mala Necklace with Storage Bag - Labradorite, carnelian, obsidian and pyrite I could tell you whatThese traditional 108 prayer beads, known commonly as a mala, are used for the practice of japa, the act of repeating a mantra 108 times in prayer. They are handmade lovingly, using the traditional mala knot known as brahmagranti. Each mala comes with a protective bag to store it in to protect its energy when not in use. Gems used: Labradorite, carnelian, obsidian and pyrite Cord and tassel material: cotton