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How To Keep Your Malas And Count We would like to stress that, like Tibetan culture often does that there isn't any standard for counting mantras and malas. Everyone does this in a unique way. While there are a variety of methods to follow, they don't matter as much as how you pray or what your intentions are. If you're praying in your heart with your mala, that is a good thing. Some sources recommend holding the mala using your left hand. However, some Tibetans hold it in their right hand. It is typical to keep the mala in one hand, with your prayer wheel on another. When using your mala, begin with the first bead that is located next to the "guru" bead. The mala should be placed between your thumb (or your index finger) and place it in the middle. Recite the mantra slowly or loudly. Then, you can move to the next bead and repeat the mantra again. When you get to the Guru bead, you'll have completed 100 mantras. At this point, most Tibetans do not cross the guru bead and instead reverse the direction by changing the mala beginning a new round of 100, going back to where they came from. It's not entirely clear why this happens. We do this because we're used to it. Caring for your Mala Your mala will increase in spiritual significance as you use it and bring it to teachings and maybe even be blessed by your Guru. And while it is not in and of itself as sacred as an idol or a fragment of Buddhist literature, it is something is usually treated with respect. It is not to be thrown or tossed on the ground or covered with mundane objects. When not using their malas, Tibetans wrap them around their wrists, or put the malas around their necks. They aren't meant to be worn as necklaces. It can be placed on a wall , or a place high enough for you to see it from your altar , if you don't really need it. We actually keep ours in an encasement under the altar. It's your responsibility to take care of it and keep your eyes open. 
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