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Pure Original Red Chandan Mala 108+1 Beads 8mm with Bracelet & Durga Chalisa Combo PackBenefits of Wearing Red Chandan Mala:Red Sandalwood Lal Chandan 8mm Senkali Mala :It Can Bring Peace To One.It Can Calm One.It Stimulates Awareness.It Brings Good Luck.Get's Rid Of Negative Energy Around You.It Helps You Concentrate.It Can Relieve Stress.Helps With Sleep.People who are short tempered, get angry, irritated, and have less capabilities to bear stress are most often recommended to wear a lal chandan mala. It gives energy to the wearer, helps accomplish all your unfulfilled tasks. It also helps attain your aim and ambitions.In Hindu tradition, a Red Chandan (sandalwood) mala, also known as a Rakt Chandan Mala, is commonly associated with Lord Ganesha, Lord Kartikeya (Murugan), and Lord Kuber, as well as being used for general spiritual practices and worshipping all deities. Here's a more detailed breakdown:Lord Ganesha: The Red Chandan Mala is considered auspicious for seeking his blessings and removing obstacles. Lord Kartikeya (Murugan): It is often associated with Mars (Mangal) and Lord Kartikeya, the divine warrior, symbolizing strength, courage, and protection. Lord Kuber: The mala is considered effective for performing Kuber Pooja and mantra chanting to appease him. General Spiritual Practices: It's used for japa (chanting mantras), promoting calmness, clarity, and inner peace. Other Deities: It is also used for worshipping all deities. Goddess Lakshmi: The mala is also associated with Goddess Lakshmi. Lord Brahma: The mala symbolizes Lord Brahma and is blessed by Goddess Lakshmi. Prayer: Include the Chandan Mala in your daily prayers. Its presence can enhance the sacredness of your rituals, helping you connect more deeply with your intentions and the divine. Mindfulness: Wear the Chandan Mala as a reminder to stay mindful throughout the day.Planet and God Associated with Lal Chandan MalaThe association of the Red Sandalwood mala is often with the planet Mars (Mangal) and the Hindu god Lord Kartikeya (also known as Murugan or Skanda).