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Mondazzi Books5 hours agoWe just restocked our popular Mystery Boxes today! 20 to choose from.
Our Crystal Mystery Boxes are full of sparkly surprises! Pick out a box and let Crystal choose you 🥰
Mondazzi Books, Bead & Crystal
570 Hayden Station Road
Windsor, CT 06095
(860) 285-0538
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM
Saturday 9AM to 6PM
Sunday 11AM to 4PM
Mondazzi Books6 hours agoDid a little crafting last night. Gorgeous Golden Healer & Lepidolite beads were calling me to become bracelets! 😆 come check out our wide selection of the stones as well
Mondazzi Books, Bead & Crystal
570 Hayden Station Road
Windsor, CT 06095
(860) 285-0538
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM
Saturday 9AM to 6PM
Sunday 11AM to 4PM
Mondazzi Books12 hours agoUnpack Moss Agate Spheres and Smaller Lapis Lazuli Spheres Too.
Mondazzi Books, Bead & Crystal
570 Hayden Station Road
Windsor, CT 06095
(860) 285-0538
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM
Saturday 9AM to 6PM
Sunday 11AM to 4PM
Mondazzi Books1 day agoCombine the indestructible power of a diamond and the irresistible force of a thunderbolt with this traditional Buddhist ritual scepter, the dorje (or vajra in Sanskrit). The Dorje is used during meditations, empowerments, and tantric ceremonies to invoke spiritual energy and dispel negative forces. During these practices, it is most frequently held in the right hand to represent compassion and skillful means, while a ceremonial bell is held in the left hand to represent wisdom. When treated with respect of this knowledge, the dorje is a highly inspiring object of spiritual strength.
Mondazzi Books, Bead & Crystal
570 Hayden Station Road
Windsor, CT 06095
(860) 285-0538
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM
Saturday 9AM to 6PM
Sunday 11AM to 4PM
Mondazzi Books1 day agoMala Beads in an assortment of materials have arrived! These come in bone, Rudraksha, and ammonite beads. These are prayer beads used in Buddhism, Hinduism, and other traditions to aid in the counting of breaths during meditation or repetitions of mantras. "Mala" means garland- traditionally, malas are strung with 108 beads to represent spiritual completion. The larger 109th bead, or guru bead, is what marks the "turning point" during or completion of meditation/prayer.
How to use?
Hold the mala in your right hand, resting it between your middle and index fingers. Begin with the bead immediately next to the larger guru bead. Recite your breath or mantra once per bead, using your thumb to pull each new bead towards yourself. When you reach the guru bead on the other side, don't cross over it! If you wish to count another round, turn the mala 180 degrees to reverse its direction and begin anew.
Happy meditations!
Mondazzi Books, Bead & Crystal
570 Hayden Station Road
Windsor, CT 06095
(860) 285-0538
Monday to Friday 10AM to 6PM
Saturday 9AM to 6PM
Sunday 11AM to 4PM

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