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Hey Sam, I've looked all over for anything you've written on Buddhist prayer beads, and either I can't find it or you haven't mentioned them, yet. I bought myself some prayer beads, a bracelet with 24 beads, including the "Buddha bead". Despite all my research, I still feel unsure about the best way to use them. Any advice? They serve two purposes. The first is a means to count reptitions of your mantra. The larger “guru” bead indicated when the count starts over. The second is as a tangible reminder of your practice. Something you can touch to keep you in mind of the teachings.
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