Buddha's edge

Buddha's edge

Cuckoo is a mollusk shell that lives in the ocean. The Sanskrit "Hua Po Luo Jie La Po" and Hokkekyo Xuanzan say: "Cuckoo Yun Mou Po Luo Jie Po, bluish white". "Calligonum is a high-level sacred object in Tibetan Buddhism. Calligonum, carnelian, beeswax, pearls, coral, gold and silver are called" Seven Treasures of the West ".

Cuckoo is the whitest substance in nature, which implies purity, non-staining and equality. The white beads made of Calligonum represent that the mind is untainted, and you can get many merits by holding the beads to recite the Buddha. Calligonum beads are a necessary magic weapon for practicing the Bodhisattva method, and the protector who holds Calligonum cultivation can purify greed, delusion, eliminate karma, and increase wisdom and practice virtue.

Originated from the sacredness of Trionyx sinensis, people often put Trionyx sinensis on the table of Buddhist temples or present it at home as a treasure of the town house. Because Trionyx sinensis has supernatural magnetic energy and medical functions, it plays a role in eliminating disasters, increasing happiness, eliminating evil spirits and changing geomantic omen, peace and aura.

Buddha beads are commonly used in Buddhism, including 108 neck beads, 18-26 hand-twisted beads and 18 wrist-strap beads. People often use the ornaments and Buddha statues to worship or collect them in their houses.