Kankal Mala/Kapal Mund Mala (कंकाल माला): Made up of carved skull beads, this Mala is the symbol of the Kapal Mund Mala worn by Goddess Kali and even Lord Shiva. Hence Skull Mala is used for the ‘Japa’ of Goddess Kali and Lord Shiva. Kankal Rosary symbolizes fear and courage. It represents liberation, knowledge, and wisdom. Besides, this Kapal Mund Mala people use in Japa Mahakali, Bhairava, and Chhinnamasta Sadhana. Kankal Mala represents fear and courage.
Nar Mund Mala represents liberation, knowledge, and wisdom. Moreover, it is the necklace of many gods and goddesses. Lord Shiva wears Kankal Mala and sits in Shamshan. Goddess Mahakali wears a Nar Mund Mala symbolizing the heads of enemies and demons slain by the wearer in battle. Mahavidya Chhinnamasta adorned the Mala as her only jewel. So Kankal Rosary people use the Japa of Goddess Kali and Lord Shiva. In addition, the Mala is of carved skull beads that people use to recite the Wild Mantra Sadhana. Mala means victory over time and fear of death.
For instance, in tantra, Kankal Mala represents the continuous cycles of creation and destruction of human existence. However, the skull mala represents the heads of demons. Maa Kali slayed the enemies in battle. In the context of Mata Chhinnamasta’s iconography, Kapal Mund Mala signifies her victory over time and the fear of death. While in the iconography of Lord Shiva, the Kapal Mund Mala represents the constant cycles of creation and destruction of human existence. This Mala or Shiv Mund Mala arouses curiosity and even magicians use it in their shows.
Kankal Mala Benefits:
Besides Chhinnamasta Sadhana, this Mala is useful in the Japa of Mahakali, Bhairava etc..
Mala brings victory in legal cases.
Kapal Mund Mala is generally useful for destroying enemy actions.
Mala removes fear and phobias.
Mala brings about a change in Sadhak’s personality.
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