How to use rudraksha mala that i brought with 108 beads

After reading various articles and watching related content, I purchased a 108-bead 5 Mukhi Rudraksha mala.  

I would like guidance on how to properly use this mala. Are there specific schedules or timings that should be followed?  

Note: Statements in this post are based on traditional beliefs. They are not verified medical, psychological, or scientific claims.

As you have purchased the 108-bead 5 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha mala, it is naturally larger in size.  

The mala can be comfortably worn at home. Due to its size, wearing it at the workplace may not be convenient.  

Wearing it for a few hours at home is considered sufficient for the whole day. It is recommended to wear it after bathing in the morning.  

Performing meditation and japam with the 108 beads enhances concentration and spiritual focus.  

Note: Statements in this post are based on traditional beliefs and experiences. They are not verified medical, psychological, or scientific claims.

Wear the 108-bead mala daily in the morning after bathing.  

The long mala can be looped twice for easier handling. Regular morning wear is considered auspicious and effective.  

Note: Statements in this post are based on traditional beliefs. They are not verified medical, psychological, or scientific claims.

Traditionally, Brahmans and other spiritual practitioners have worn malas of 108 beads.  

Daily wear after bathing, and removing before sleep, is commonly recommended. Similar practices are seen in Buddhist traditions in India and Tibet.  

For Shiva worship, using a 108-bead mala is considered auspicious.  

Note: Statements in this post are based on traditional practices and beliefs. They are not verified medical or scientific claims.

I always consult a local priest. He wears a long Rudraksha mala for chanting and prayer.  

Daily, one can chant using the mala, counting each bead as a chant.  

Wearing the mala around the neck enhances the benefits. It is recommended to wear it at least 2–3 hours daily.  

Note: Statements in this post are based on traditional practice and belief. They are not verified medical or scientific claims.