A Rudraksha Japa Mala is a type of prayer bead used in Hinduism and yoga practices. The mala is made of beads strung together on a cord, typically 108 beads in total. The beads are made from the seeds of the Rudraksha tree, which is considered sacred in Hinduism. The mala is used for repeating mantras, counting the number of recitations, and focusing the mind during meditation. The repetition of mantras with a Japa mala is believed to purify the mind and bring peace and prosperity to the individual. In the practice of Japa, the mala is held in the right hand and moved with the fingers as the mantras are repeated. The repetition of mantras with the mala is believed to purify the mind, increase focus and concentration, and bring peace and stability to the individual.