Mala Making Tutorial - Right handed

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Donations: ko-fi.com/sanyamatma 🙏 What type of cotton thread to use? 'Six strand cotton embroidery thread'. I use industrial sized cones, but it is usually sold in 8m length bundles. You’ll need: About 6-8m for the knots and about 3m for the tassel. Buy at least 2x 8m bundles. If you want a multi coloured tassel, buy 1x bundle for the knots and 3x for the tassel. It's best to buy a more expensive brand as good quality thread is more forgiving, it will slip better without breaking when making knots and ultimately it will last longer and keep it’s colour. To my knowledge ‘six strand cotton embroidery thread’ is roughly the same thickness regardless of the brand. Good brands include: DMC, Madeira, Anchor etc. The thread ‘bundles’ look like the ones on this link. www.dmc.com/us/six-strand-embroidery-floss-489-colors-available-9003292.html#null​

[@lisaschneider6986]

Inner Eye Yoga Products Would it be possible to add a link for the industrial cones you use, this Wolldecke be very nice! Thanks in advance Lisa

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

You need to be registered as a business with them. I buy from Madeira and Guttermann

[@vinodv7237]

@@InnerEyeYogaProducts Excellent tutorial. Please consider setting up a payment portal to accept currencies other than the Euro (INR, in this case). Hari Om.

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

@@vinodv7237 Hari Om, Thanks for your comments. I think its possible to donate from any currency using Ko-Fi but I could be wrong! ko-fi.com/sanyamatma Kind regards, Sanyamatma

[@anirudhatrupti9394]

Qa

[@Naatti922]

This is hands down the best educational video on mala-making that I've seen, and not just on KZbin, but online in general. Thank you!

[@beefypunk]

I love that this is not simply threading beads, this is by itself some meditational handcraft. Cheers!

[@sanjeevkumarkoli8448]

Hare Krishna Best detailed tutorial .

[@balmylagoon]

I used this video to make my first mala. I chose a thread that ended up making the task far more difficult. Next time I’ll know better! It took me a while to get the knots down but it eventually became very easy with practice. Your instructions were the most helpful that I could find and helped me create a mala that I am very happy with. Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@nandkishorguptegupte1365]

Staying in Maharashtra 67 years from my birth , today I got the perfet information about Mala making ! धन्यवाद महानुभाव !! राम कृष्ण हरी !!!

[@belindabettini2659]

Thank you very much. I enjoyed watching the video, it is the first I clicked on and won't click on any other. Can't wait to start working on my mala and will get back to you once I have gone through the entire process. Blessings

[@AnilHS71]

Very detailed and crystal clear instructions! One of my purchased malas snapped. I'm using the technique taught here to rebuild. Hari Aum 🙏

[@espartanam]

I am glad he typed down the materail needed to make the mala. Thanks

[@leigh7802]

Beautiful work and excellent instructions! Thank you for sharing your expertise with mala making! I'm excited to give it a go! 😊

[@bellabuddhayogallc9726]

Thank you! That was the best video I've seen on how to make a mala.

[@mdiaz4552]

Such a beautiful craftsmanship that has been perfected over so many years with so much compassion and tenderness. Thank you 🙏 so very much for all this learning to become available to all of us.

[@ЕвгенияВасильевна-ч1к]

Добрый день! Благодарю Вас за видео 🙏🙏🙏 Лучшее видео на эту тему.

[@graciebassie2032]

This video is so informative, clear, peaceful and blew my mind! What a meditation goes into the making of the Mala 📿🙏✨ blessings to you!

[@sunnyterbrock5746]

I'm so excited to say that I'm starting my 3rd Mala...thank you again for your kind instruction... the slow-mo was very helpful....I've also become an expert at un-tying my "granny" knots...and learned to laugh at myself! Enjoy your coffee. Nameste

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Hari Om. That's great, glad to hear you're becoming an expert at untying knots! 😃 A bit more practice and patience is all you need. Many thanks for your Ko-Fi donation. Enjoy 🙏

[@ronnettaw]

Making malas has been sooooo frustrating for me….until I discovered this amazing video. Thank you.

[@luxe_sophia]

Fantastic! Very thorough. I'm going to try this with my sashiko cotton thread. Love the metal thread tip as well

[@abril.a.r.6713]

Thank you so much. I was really struggling to find a detailed tutorial for this mala I'm making for my partner as an aniversary gift. This video really helps and lets me focus more on the energy, thoughts and emotions I want to put into it before gifting it.

[@VishalSharma-cr9lv]

Hari Om... Absolutely brilliant Guruji.

[@pamelaklemp5615]

I enjoyed your video very much. Thank you for sharing this. I added this video to a private Playlist specifically for MALA making. Now I can loop the Playlist and repeat it until I successfully learn your MALA making technique. Thank you again 💓 💖.

[@Triptweeze]

What a beautiful mala! This is a fantastic instructional video! Namaste Now I must try my hand at making my own mala.

[@christinarobohm6920]

OK...there were some tips here that were seriously mind blowing :) I've been making malas for years and it was so interesting to learn from you.

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Thanks for your comments. Glad you learnt something new . . . Twisting the tread to pull through the sumeru was mind blowing the first time I saw it, so simple!

[@loveleenjuicyqueen]

Likewise! Thank you for sharing these techniques

[@ramakrishnan6913]

Pl specify what kind of thread is used for mala. Is it cotton, polyster or nylon

[@pavelg.5788]

Great tutorial! This is how to make premium quality mala! Thank you very much for this!🙏

[@crystalphillips7123]

Brilliant tutorial!!! The BEST mala video I have watched! Thank you for very clear instructions and perfect visuals to see what each step is. Gratitude and blessings to you!

[@larissameister]

Thank you so much for sharing the technique, I really enjoy knotting my mala the „traditional“ way.

[@srivity]

Very good presentation..🙏 Hari Om🙏

[@dollymauji]

Thank you so much for the awesome turotial! My Amethyst prayer jaapa mala broke recently and I could make it anew with your brilliant tutorial! Thank you so much! 🙏🌟

[@sunnyterbrock5746]

I bow to your beading & knotting excellence, you are the Master! I've discovered that I possess 2 left hands and many thumbs...LOL! I switched to "slow-motion and you're still too fast for me! I am however determined to move from wire wrapping and into knotting. I've watched many videos, all different and your's is "the best", it just requires patience to learn the technique, you make it look so simple! So when I get a loose knot or have tied it wrong...and have to "unknot" it, I remind myself that you have 20 years of experience, that I must crawl before I can walk and then run. Blessings to you Master and many thanks for sharing this video. I have learned a new serenity...if I'm stressed...my hands hold that tension and if I try to "force it", it doesn't work.

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Patience, practice and perseverance. You'll get the hang of it despite your two left hands 😆 Enjoy.

[@anshultyagi]

बहुत सुंदर आपने सभी चीजें बहुत अच्छे से बताएं

[@neetaharsora385]

This was so beautiful and accurate Mala making tutorial. I really loved it. Thank you so much for sharing with us.🙏

[@FollowTheAngels]

Wonderful tutorial, thank you so much. I need to restring my mala of 40 years,so will follow your clear instructions . Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

[@FollowTheAngels]

I ran out of thread part way through, despite using 8 metres of thread, doubled. Maybe my beads were slightly bigger than what you used. I didn’t know what to do, but then I added more thread by looping it through the loop. This meant that I had two separate strands at both ends of my mala. Fortunately I was able to individually thread the two new ends through the Sumeru bead, and my mala is now complete. Very happy with it. I loved the Brahmagranti knots.

[@natalieatkinsprincessnatki1553]

Seriously the best tutorial video on how to do this!!!! I watched it on slowmo probably a million times but now I’ve got it!!! Thank you!!!

[@arunavempati7841]

Thanks a lot! With the help of this video I could mend my dismantled mala.

[@burntt999]

i don't like many videos.... but when i do... its because they are as good as this one. excellent explanation and demonstration. Just wonderful.

[@luiseduardorodriguezquirog2617]

muchas gracias tus conocimientos me ha servido para despejar muchas dudas y poder realizar mi japa mala te estoy profundamente agradecido desde la hechura hasta la borla gracias gracias gracias

[@ВячеславВячеслав-я2я]

So detailed and yet simple tutorial. Thank you! My mala looks fabulous thanks to this tutorial. Despite I had trouble with knotting at the beginning and managed to do it the first time. Almost...😊

[@riddhiumrotkar9846]

HOW BEAUTIFULLY YOU MADE IT ! ITS AWESOME !

[@leelapatel4587]

Very nice ! Thanks for teaching good Mala making!🙏🙏

[@Tyler-Tyler-Tyler]

You do a beautiful job on the tassel. Thank you for the tutorial

[@nanzsch]

Thank you for this tutorial! I made mine today and I’m very happy with how it turned out :)

[@ankurtiwari905]

Thank you so much. I just broke my mala n now m able to make it again. Very helpful video

[@ChitrakathaVishleshan]

thank you so much for the tutorial, it helped me in making tassel and finishing my mala. I hope you are doing well. hari om tat sat. may parmeshwar bless you..

[@KoenigAtlas]

Thanks so much for the video. All the mala tying videos I was finding was more for just jewelry so it was lacking knots that I could use for meditation during the making. Nice clear video and instruction, too. Thank you!

[@LifeWithRizz]

Excellent video! Thank you so much.

[@viktorsaloranta]

Beautiful video, I learned alot. Thank you for sharing all this information 🙏

[@happy2bhere11]

Very nice explanation, thank you from Texas.

[@roul5642]

THANK YOU DEAR YOGA BROTHER. Help me a lot 🙏🙏🙏HARI OM God bless You 😇❤ Greeting from Slovenia 🇸🇮

[@manoeas2]

I have gone through a lot of mala making tutorials on youtube, but yours is the very best. Thanks bro.

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Thanks for your kind words 🙏

[@houseology_daisygarden8231]

Nice.... Thanks... very helpful 👍... Hare krishna🙏

[@durgadasrai-sv4gy]

I have watched many videos about how to make mala/ rudraksha mala. Among all videos, this video is the best ( best technique and best way of explanation and explanation in a very simple way ). Lot of thanks for bringing this video.

[@kristihook5713]

this is so very helpful, especialloy about how to chant properly and other details - thank you sincerely

[@Suprosad]

Pranam...you are simply awesome. The best mala making tutorial...the best possible way of mala making...

[@rudrakshisharma8996]

Best detailed description with visuals and alternative methods🙌🙌also without any fancy product or advertisement 🙌🙌❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Kani_Modaressi]

Thank you ❤️ i just made my rudraksha beads with this tutorial 🕉🌼🌼

[@MrMarkar1959]

🙏🏼05/30/2023,,64yrs done Today. Beautiful Mala Making Demonstration. Answered most questions. Subscribed and going to the website.

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Great, glad to hear it. What other questions did you have? I'm making a list of other videos to make one day. Thanks!

[@MrMarkar1959]

@@InnerEyeYogaProducts I bought a "few" Mala's off ETSY that were "sandalwood" and had scent. They didnt. I put them in a plastic bag and poured 4fl.oz. of Sandalwood Essential Oil in and now they all 👁👁look darker and nice but smell something like turpentine,,same as the Frankincense Essential Oil. I dont know nothing about any of this😇 so now the stretchy string is ruined,they smell like pine-sol cleaner. I got them hanging outside on the porch,,figure next year I'll use Sandalwood Perfume. But. No there's no knots between beads on stretchy string,,I orderd some embroidery thread to re-string the beads this winter? learning knots. Now You know. I'll stop here🙏🏼

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

@@MrMarkar1959 🤣 Sandalwood is endangered and therefore rare and expensive. Almost all Sandalwood beads are 'fake', but they can still make nice malas. I've also noticed that the Sandalwood oil the manufacturers soak the malas in can dissolve rubber bands! At least you've lots of beads now and can learn the knotting technique! Enjoy 🙏

[@MrMarkar1959]

@@InnerEyeYogaProducts lol,,Brother the Sandalwood "essential oil" i used scent is gone👍🏼one week outside 24/7. I bought some nice red,purple,gold,silver,,,Embroidery Thread!! then read the Reviews. lol. okay,,time comsuming but peaceful,,I made it to 47 beads tied,,then it started raining and i went to close windows,,,"came back and tied a knot" then seen 6 loose beads i didnt check but tied them in. CUT,,Start over with diff Thread someday,,,1404 beads,,13 no scent Sandalwood Mala's. 🙏🏼 patience. Thank You for these videos again🙏🏼

[@dearyful]

Thank you so much. This could be the best tutorial on mala making

[@moonolyth]

Much love man!! Love that I will do this the best way my first time. Thank You so much!!❤

[@raajasv]

Thank you for this superb video 🙏🏼

[@DonnyDaison]

Thank you, I used this tutorial to make a 108+1 mala out of some nepali rudraksha I had lying around, and some thicker red nylon yarn. The first time I did it, the knots were loose, the amount of yarn I set out was too short, and i was really angry because it was difficult. So I cut it apart and did it again, and did much better the second time, and felt a lot calmer, lol. Now I feel the strong vibrations of the rudraksha on my body thanks to you! much appreciated.

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Thanks for your feedback . . . most people find mala making challenging and frustrating at first. You'll get better and better each time, then gradually mala making will become (fairly) effortless and the focus can switch mantra, breath and the smooth repetitive process. Re: Thread lengths. 8 meters folded in half suits most malas with beads up to 9mm with fairly small holes. Larger beads = more string required Larger holes (bigger knots) = more string required It is also possible to add an extension if you run out of thread. I may make a short video on this one day! Enjoy

[@bohorustica8545]

Many thanks for sharing, your techniques are creatively stunning in their simplicity, effectiveness and result in absolute perfection.

[@shanthanakkana570]

🕉 HariOm 🙏 Excellent demonstration Guruji my humble pranams 🌻🙏🌻

[@Crystalscraftsandchaos]

This was a very very good video!! Thank you!

[@Nemodog]

What a wonderful video! You are so very kind to share this instruction. Thank you!

[@liveologyofficial]

Harih Om! Thank you for this very clear and helpful tutorial. First Mala is finished! So grateful. 🙏🏽

[@agastya8999]

Wowwwwww.. So neatly explained!!! 😍🙏Hari Om

[@Andrew-qc8jh]

very peaceful my friend, thank you

[@stannes1000]

Thank you. This video has been such a help in restoring my rudraksh mala.

[@Vichardhara303]

Very Nice..Very Superier work ...Hare krishna..

[@080rohitdatta2]

Did it for the first time! Feeling like I've accomplished something great.

[@하루3096]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. I made my first chanting mala with knots, took quite some hours to get hang of it but the result feels so good. I had gotten big wooden beads in excitement and used to just thread them in one go. The thread would fray/break every couple months. First thing I noticed with knots was that the mala felt so light in hands despite the size of beads. I'm sure the thread will last longer too. Once again thank you so much :)

[@shriradhekrishnakrishna9085]

❤🙏🌼🌺👍 तुलसी माला मेकिंग का शुद्ध सनातन तरीका 🌷🌷🌷👍

[@jyothipriya7727]

Hare Krishna prabhuji useful video your teaching is easy to understand 🙏

[@SullyRides]

I loved watching this! Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@chandihridaya5204]

Thank you so much for such a great tutorial !!!🙏🙏🙏 God bless !!!

[@mv2000-h9r]

Thank you so much for detailed instructions 🙏🙏

[@NileshDavid]

Excellent video. Hari Om 🙏🏻

[@vickyguy]

the best tutorial for maala making!!

[@alexandersousa6728]

Thank you ! This is the best mala making video I have found. I just made my first and it’s beautiful.

[@j00f]

Thank you! What a great tutorial.

[@sambhajirege1189]

Hari Oam🌻 Pranam Guruji. . Very useful tutorial.i could saw. What a spiritual Coincidence !! Today is Lord Shiva's and Mata Parvatiji's day.and this is the last Monday of our Holy Shravan month of this year also.and to day suddenly i saw the title. so, saw full vedio.i am very happy and thankful to u for u r this kind effort and appreciate the skill to make a correct knot , and placement of holy Sumeru,in easy way.it is a best tutorial i could saw before. very helpful and clear.now sooner i will try to get proper 29 beeds for wrist Jap Mala" Ganeshotsava" is to start in few days, means before Lord Ganesh Chaturthi, may i Granthi" the holy wrist Mala. Lots of thanks .HariOam🌻

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Hari Om!

[@neha6664]

Since long I was looking for this technique

[@kundaliniyogawithkiranjot]

What a beautiful mala, thank you for sharing

[@iimv]

It took me all day to understand how to do the knot. When I did it the first time …. Did it couple more times … then was working really well and was wondering …. Why it did take so long 😄. Thank you for the great video.

[@jucileneaparecida312]

Sou do Brasil,e este foi o melhor vídeo explicando como se faz um japamala. Está de parabéns !!!! Gratidão 🙏🙏🙏

[@nanditasingh4143]

Thanks a lot for teaching how to make mala. Hari Om🙏

[@PremChoksi-z9m]

Superb knowledge of making mala❤

[@pradipkumarkar5106]

খুব সুন্দর হয়েছে মালাটি

[@sivanihowe]

Namo Narayana! What a treat to see that you were the instructor on this video! Beautiful instructions... Namo Narayana.

[@InnerEyeYogaProducts]

Namo Narayan! Glad you liked the video and good to see what you're up to! With prem and best wishes, Sanyamatma

[@ShivshaktiMaaDharwaliDham]

Excellent Experience ♥️ ♥️ 👍👍And Fantastic Work 👏 👌

[@anilamohankumar2517]

Thank you very much for the tutorial. Beading my own mala is a new experince. Though it is not perfect i love it. Thank you once again.

[@raaz9662]

Very good mala knotting technique...

[@deannabates1575]

You made that look so simple! Thank you for the detailed instructions.

[@andrewspencer4593]

Superb video. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into making this. Hari Om Tat Sat.

[@vinodkhatri5177]

Very nice ♥♥ too much good Hare Krishna Radhe Radhe

[@Maria.Dos.Reis.Coutinho]

Boa tarde! Parabéns pelo seu trabalho. Eu Amei o teu Japamala. Ficou Lindíssimo. Arrasou 😇 😍 😍👏👏👏👏👏

[@Gabriel-dm1du]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful and simple way to make our beloved malas ur awesome

[@maimaigermaine2909]

Great video tutorial!👏👏👍💚💚

[@bblueheaven]

Beautiful 👌 Thanku so very much 🌹 Krishna always bless you 👐

[@susangoh6551]

Wow that was amazing, took me half a day before......thank you. Namaste!

[@honeysharma7886]

Proud To be an Indian!!!❤️ thAnkkk Uuu Brother!