Carol Singh is a holistic wellness practitioner and a co-founder of ANTIDOTE, India’s first functional beverage brand. The curator of one of the nation’s very first Wellness Festivals, VITALITY HOURS, Carol has been a patron of Maha Mala’s journey to enlighten and educate using prayer beads and chakra jewellery. Carol is this month’s guest contributor for the Bhakti Blog.

Carol Singh is a holistic wellness practitioner and a co-founder of ANTIDOTE, India’s first functional beverage brand. The curator of one of the nation’s very first Wellness Festivals, VITALITY HOURS, Carol has been a patron of Maha Mala’s journey to enlighten and educate employing healing gemstone jewellery and Hindu beads. Carol is this month’s guest contributor for the Bhakti Blog.

Carol Singh is a holistic wellness practitioner and a co-founder of ANTIDOTE, India’s first functional beverage brand. The curator of one of the nation’s very first Wellness Festivals, VITALITY HOURS, Carol has been a patron of Maha Mala’s journey to enlighten and educate by means of mala beads and healing crystal jewellery. Carol is this month’s guest contributor for the Bhakti Blog.

Carol Singh is a holistic wellness practitioner and a co-founder of ANTIDOTE, India’s first functional beverage brand. The curator of one of the nation’s very first Wellness Festivals, VITALITY HOURS, Carol has been a patron of Maha Mala’s journey to enlighten and educate employing chakra healing and gemstone necklaces. We got talking with Carol herself, as she told of her wellness practices and her journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur.

Healing crystals are physical manifestations of the powerful energies surrounding every living being in this world. Everything in the universe is interconnected, and so it only makes sense that one entity leaves an impact on other living beings surrounding them. You may have heard of healing crystal jewellery or gemstone malas being used to heal specific ailments, channel messages from spirit guides, regulate the flow of energy in a person, or even serve as a protective “armour” for whoever wears or keeps it.

Guest writer Samra Hasanovic is a trained practitioner of the art of yoga, as well as a teacher trainer and the owner of Head and Heart Yoga, a store and yoga school located in England. With a deep connection to her spiritual side, Samra has been a longtime supporter of our mission to enlighten and engage our inner selves, through the means of healing stone jewellery, and mala beads.

Guest writer Samra Hasanovic is a trained practitioner of the art of yoga, as well as a teacher trainer and the owner of Head and Heart Yoga, a store and yoga school located in England. With a deep connection to her spiritual side, Samra has been a longtime supporter of our mission to enlighten and engage our inner selves, through the means of chakra healing stones. Samra is our Bhakti Blog guestwriter for this week.

Guest writer Octavia Nasr is a Lebanese-American journalist who covers Middle Eastern affairs. A celebrated member of the press, she served as CNN’s Senior Editor of Mideast affairs for over 20 years. A long-time yoga practitioner and certified teacher, Octavia has long supported Maha Mala in our mission to bring you closer to your inner self through means of crystal healing and spiritual jewellery. Octavia is this month’s guest writer for the Bhakti Blog.

Octavia has long supported Maha Mala in our mission to bring you closer to your inner self through means of healing crystal jewellery and mala beads. Octavia, this month’s guest writer for the Bhakti Blog, gets talking about her relationship with spirituality, healing, and devotional jewellery: