Traditional Indian breath counter — 108 rudraksha beads.Used in pranayama practice for thousands of years. One bead per breath, advance through 108, return to the guru bead. Anchors attention in the body, keeps your count without conscious effort.Why 108?108 is the sacred number in Hindu and Buddhist tradition — multiple sun and moon ratios, 9 × 12, the count of mantras in classical recitation. For breathwork, 108 breaths is approximately one full pranayama round (10–15 minutes at a normal pace). Practical and traditional.What's included 108 rudraksha beads, hand-strung One dark green guru bead with a small Strapflow tag Cotton tassel Comes in a small cotton pouch Use with Wim Hof retention counting Pranayama breath cycles Buteyko Method reduced-breathing practice The 4-8 slow breathing protocol from Nestor's Breath Read the Wim Hof Protocol →
