This goes for feelings, thoughts, and emotions as well as mundane tasks. We tend to take more than we need. To keep adding and adding to our plate with no limits, no boundaries. Start over. Clean your plate and see what stay's, what's truly yours. Then, balance and harmony will come naturally.

* Before you start this meditation, download this quick road map so you can do if after your meditation when your mind and heart are clear of pollution ;)
* If you need more clarity, here are a few more maps for your journey.
* And if you need some lovely music for it, here is a Spotify playlist for your soul. 

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For anyone who’s ever wanted to buy a Mala and needed a good excuse, wink wink, here is your chance. This is the best-secret mediation ever because you can pull anywhere, anytime, and no one will ever notice. Of course, I recommend practicing in your sacred space, but hey, if you are in a meeting and it's feeling heavy, and you start to feel overwhelmed, get the beads moving.
#harmonycomesfirst.

Traditionally, prayer beads are made of 108 beads; in some cases, they can be divisible by nine plus one guru bead. The significance of 108 beads is an important number and is considered sacred in many religions and historical events. The 109th bead is often called the guru bead, or the tassel. The tassel is meant to represent one thousand lotus petals.

Each bead has a consistent space between one another as they are strung together with silk thread and a knot in the middle. As one bead is connected to the other, so should we gracefully move from one lesson to another. The patter of each Mala represents the same patterns of our own lives.

Meditating with a Mala is such a beautiful practice. It brings together multiple tools into one meditation by combining the sound, gemstone therapy, acupressure, and a deep focus within. Plus, you get to buy a new necklace and also have a "don't kill my vibe" secret weapon!

DIVE DEEP