The 150th anniversary of Confederation gives Canadians the opportunity to get involved in their communities and to celebrate together our shared values, our achievements, our majestic environment and our country's place in the world. The major themes of the 150th anniversary of Confederation are diversity and inclusion, reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, environment and youth.

 

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Mala beads, or prayer beads, are a string of beads used in various religious traditions such as  Hinduism ,  Buddhism ,  Christianity ,  Islam ,  Sikhism  an d the  Bahá'í Faith  to mark the repetitions of  prayers ,  chants  or devotions. They are used for keeping count while reciting, chanting, or mentally repeating a mantra or the name or names of a deity. 

Buddhist malas are often made up of different types of wood, such as sandalwood and rosewood. In Hinduism, you will find malas made with rudraksha, w hich is considered a very holy and protective seed.  There are several mala styles and are typically made with 18, 27, 54 or 108 beads.

Prayer beads can also simply be a beautiful reminder of your intentions e ven if you don't subscribe to any particular faith or practice. Malas can be made from a wide variety of gemstones with spiritual properties that can match the intention of your practice, and often they are placed in shrines as a reminder of affirmations.