Instead of weapons, Brahma carries a group of these items called his "eyes." In Greek Orthodoxy, these objects appear on komboskini. In Tibetan Buddhism, the most important of these items is called the "guru" one. In Hinduism, these objects are called japa mala. A form of dhikr that makes use of these items is called (*) tasbih; that one, used in I
Instead of weapons, Brahma carries a group of these items called his "eyes." In Greek Orthodoxy, these objects appear on komboskini. In Tibetan Buddhism, the most important of these items is called the "guru" one. In Hinduism, these objects are called japa mala. A form of dhikr that makes use of these items is called (*) tasbih; that one, used in Islam, is the misbaha. The most famous set of these items is used to contemplate the "joyful," "sorrowful," "glorious," and "luminous" mysteries. In that ritual, these items are used to pray fifteen decades. For 10 points, name these ritual items that Catholics use to count the rosary.
Instead of weapons, Brahma carries a group of these items called his "eyes."
prayer beads