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  • 3 Celestial Guardians Plaque for Protection

    3 Celestial Guardians Plaque for Protection

    $58.80

    This year, the 3 Celestial Guardians Plaque for Protection plaque are the best cure for the 3 Killings or Triple Conflicts. It comprises Chi Lin, Fu Dog and Pi Yao. The Chi Lin protects against loss of relationships, the Fu Dog protects against accidents and the Pi Yao protects against loss of wealth.

    This year (2012), the 3 Killings fall on the South, so place your 3 Celestial Guardian plaque facing the direction of the THREE KILLINGS and make sure you don’t sit or sleep with your back to the South.

  • 3 Celestial Guardians with Implements

    3 Celestial Guardians with Implements

    $88.80

    This year, the 3 Celestial Guardians with Implements are the best cure for the 3 Killings or Triple Conflicts. It comprises Chi Lin, Fu Dog and Pi Yao. The Chi Lin protects against loss of relationships, the Fu Dog protects against accidents and the Pi Yao protects against loss of wealth. This year (2012), the 3 Killings fall on the South, so place your 3 Celestial Guardians facing the direction of the THREE KILLINGS and make sure you don’t sit or sleep with your back to the South.

  • 3 Celestial Guardians with Implements

    3 Celestial Guardians with Implements

    This year, the 3 Celestial Guardians with Implements are the best cure for the 3 Killings or Triple Conflicts. It comprises Chi Lin, Fu Dog and Pi Yao. The Chi Lin protects against loss of relationships, the Fu Dog protects against accidents and the Pi Yao protects against loss of wealth. This year (2012), the 3 Killings fall on the South, so place your 3 Celestial Guardians facing the direction of the THREE KILLINGS and make sure you don’t sit or sleep with your back to the South.

  • 3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings

    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings

    $58.80

    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings.

    The Three Killings direction is also known as the Saam Saat. You must never have this direction behind you at any time. So you must find out where it is each year and confront it boldly, otherwise it sends three types of misfortunes to disturb you and make your life miserable. It is part of Feng Shui practice to take note of where the Three Killings is located every year.

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    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings

    $30.80

    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings.

    For the Chinese, the Chi Lin is the mythical Unicorn. It has the head of a dragon and body of a horse. The Chi Lin promises good omen, prosperity, success, longevity and illustrious offspring.

  • 3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings2

    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings

    $30.80
    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings.
    For the Chinese, the Chi Lin is the mythical Unicorn. It has the head of a dragon and body of a horse. The Chi Lin promises good omen, prosperity, success, longevity and illustrious offspring.
  • 3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings3

    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings

    $48.80

    3 Chi Lin To Confront The Three Killings.

    The Three Killings direction is also known as the Saam Saat. You must never have this direction behind you at any time. So you must find out where it is each year and confront it boldly, otherwise it sends three types of misfortunes to disturb you and make your life miserable. It is part of Feng Shui practice to take note of where the Three Killings is located every year.

    In 2012, the year of DRAGON, the Three Killings is in the SOUTH. This means that during 2012 sitting with the direction SOUTH behind is foolish and deadly. This means you should not sit facing north. This holds even when the north is your best direction. You may, however, face the Three Killings directly. This means that in 2012 you can and should sit facing south. Confronting the Three Killings will not hurt you but having it behind you will. It is always more advantages to sit facing the Three Killings head on.

    When you are planning to do house repairs and renovations you must not do it in this sectors where the Three Killings located. Thus in 2012 this means you should not undertake any renovations in the SOUTH part of your house, however, undertake renovations in THE sectors that are opposite the Three Killings.

    The Three Killings direction always occupies one of the four cardinal sectors – north, south, east, or west. So this is an affliction that covers 90 degrees of the compass. Here is the summary of where it flies to each year. Take note of these afflicted directions in each respective year and follow the advice never to have your back to this direction and never disturb it with renovations.

  • 5 Celestial Guardians for Good Fortune and Protection

    5 Celestial Guardians for Good Fortune and Protection

    $188.80

    In Feng Shui, these are five magnificent and powerful celestial guardians used to enhance luck from wealth to career as well as to offer protection. They are the Dragon, Phoenix, Chi Lin, Dragon Tortoise and Fu Dog.

    The Dragon is a very important and powerful symbol in Feng Shui. The Dragon represents the ultimate ‘Yang’ symbol, male vigor, courage and bravery. It is magnanimous and full of vitality and strength. The Dragon is said to create the precious cosmic Chi or known as the ‘Sheng Chi’ which brings good fortunes into our homes and workplaces, making it an all-rounder bringer of good luck.

    The phoenix, the queen of all the winged creatures and the ultimate symbol of feminine power which has risen out of the ash symbolizes resurrection, infinity and rebirth. It represents opportunities and the power of hope, one of the greatest driving forces of humanity. The Phoenix brings material comfort and good fortune to those who have a run of bad luck, gives them the strength to continue, to survive difficult times even though there seems to be no hope. It brings opportunity luck in your work and career and lets you see there’s light at the end of the tunnel when you are at your lowest low.

    The Chi Lin’s presence is said to attract the powerful cosmic breath of the dragon, which promises good omens, wealth, success, longevity, wisdom, compassion and distinguished children. The magnificent Chi Lin is believed to have great protective abilities. It is also believed that if you look into the eyes of the Chi Lin it will bring you happiness and good fortune.

    The dragon headed tortoise is a powerful symbol attracting support, wealth and good luck. Dragon tortoise is for stunning career luck; it symbolizes the combination of the dragon’s courage, determination and success, and the tortoise’s longevity of tenure, ensuring a long and successful career. It is a must have if you are in the business or a cutthroat corporate environment.

    Since ancient times, the protective guardian known as Fu Dogs were placed in front of all the palaces and temples. Today, one can see them at the entrances of restaurants, banks, hotels, malls and shops. It is their task to probe the mind and intentions of the entering guest. It is said that people with good thoughts can pass by the Fu Dogs unhindered, but they see through bad people and refuse them entry. The Fu Dogs also nourishes energy that enters the home or business premises and thus brings in good fortune.

    The best place to place these enhancers is in the living room or lobby of your business premise.

  • 7 Eyed Dzi Bead with Swarovski Crystal Bracelet ( Olivine )

    7 Eyed Dzi Bead with Swarovski Crystal Bracelet ( Olivine )

    $58.80

    Seven-eyed Dzi omens good luck in terms of career development, success, wealth, health, longevity, harmony and also a happy marriage. By wearing this powerful DZI, the wearer is able to achieve the basic 7 type of human needs which are perfection, fame, career, wealth, health, longevity and good relations.  The 7 Eye Dzi is said to represent the Big Dipper asterism in the universe. Composed of 7 stars, Tibetans believe that the Big Dipper is the manifestation of the 7 medicine Buddha. The medicine Buddha resides in our own mind, embodying healing forces dormant within, activated through compassionate motivation, visualization and recitation of the mantra, hence removing obstacles or “self-limiting conceptions” which prevents the actualization of one’s potential. With the 7 Eye, you can open the path to all goodness and influences of the powerful people helps the wearer to achieve fame, glory, perfection, career, wealth, relationship, health and longevity.

    It is recommended that this bracelet to be worn on your right hand instead of left hand to absorb wealth energy. The item can be used as a gift for your family members and close friends. It comes with a free gift box.

    All our bracelets are customizable. Please email to us with your wrist size after you have placed your order. The Dzi bead can be wear by anyone regardless of race, religion, gender and age because these dzi beads are non religious appertain. The main purposes are for healing and enhance one’s energy.

    Ancient Tibetan Dzi

    For thousands of years, Tibetans have viewed Dzi as a living gemstone. It is meant for devout worship and is reverently kept and passed down over generations. The ancient Dzi absorbs cosmic energy from the universe, hence it can guard against misfortune and brings blessings, stabilizes blood pressure, increases the internal ‘qi’, gives good fortune and bliss. Till now, Dzi enjoys great popularity around the world, and it is a revered sacred charm for protection, worship, health, as well as a symbol of wealth.

    Place of Origin and Legend

    Dzi is not only a very rare and precious gemstone, it is also one of the seven treasures in Tibetan Buddhism. The main places of origin are Western Tibet, Eastern Tibet, Bhutan, Sikkim, Ladakh and certain regions in the Himalayas. Dzi has been around for 2000 to 2500 years. According to legend, Dzi is actually a “God’s treasure” which has descended to earth and was discovered by the Tibetans. Hence the Tibetans still regard Dzi as the “heavenly stone”.

    Stories on the origin of Dzi varies, one account has it that it flowed from a stream in Ngari; another believed that it was the treasure of the Azha Kingdom, Tibet; yet others thought it was one of the gemstones in the treasury of the Tagzig Kingdom. It is also said to be the celestial essence from Manjushri Bodhisattva’s previous incarnate (Manjushri Buddha); some believed it was made by Asura; it is even said to be made from meteorites that plummeted down to earth. According to another legend, the compassionate Vajravarahi Buddha let Dzi descended to earth to stop the spreading of epidemic because it possessed the power to guard against evil. What can be verified is, although modern technology can replicate the appearance of Dzi, it is unable to reproduce the strong magnetic energy that Dzi possess. Neither can it replace the religious belief passed down over the generations. Hence, judging from its unique quality and extensive historical value, Dzi is very valuable.

    Historical Accounts

    The earliest record of Dzi in China’s history is in the Tang Dynasty. When Princess Wencheng married Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo, the most expensive betrothal gift was a Buddha statue built according to the image of the 12 year old Jowo Sakyamuni. It was brought to Tibet all the way from Chang’an. The Buddha’s diadem, cape, decorative strap and robe were splendidly adorned with various pearls, agates, turquoises, corals and hundreds of various Dzi, including three Nine-eyed Dzi beads, Triple-eyed Dzi beads, Double-eyed Dzi beads, Tiger-tooth & Longevity Dzi beads and others. This Buddha statue is currently placed in Lhasa, Jokhang Monastery. Hence, we can see that Dzi beads have been used as offerings to Buddha; not only are they sacred, but they are also rare and precious.

    Dzi Bead is the Tibetans’ Most Precious Living Gemstone

    The Tibetans regard Dzi bead as the most precious living gemstone and it is the treasure offered to the royal family generations after generations. In Tibet, the ancient pure Dzi beads can be used for mortgage purposes in Banks or the City’s Credit Bureau. Therefore, to the Tibetans, Dzi bead is no different from cash. Because of their small size, they are easy to maintain and carried around, the royalty and the rich will exchange their domesticated animals, land and money for them. It is also not uncommon to see expensive goods being exchanged for Dzi beads.

    Dzi bead is an essential ornament in a Tibetan lady’s adulthood and marriage ceremony. The quantity and quality of the Dzi beads can reveal the wealth of the family. Besides that, Dzi Bead is also a precious medical ingredient in many Tibetan medical dictionaries.

    Dzi bead is the Tibetan’s most precious amulet. It is believed that devout worship of the Dzi Bead can remove hindrance of karma, receive blessings, prevention against stroke, guard against evil, improves vitality and increase wealth.

    Strong Magnetic Energy

    Dzi Beads possess nature’s cosmic magnetic energy. According to a scientific study, Japanese researchers discovered that Dzi Beads contain 14 elements from Mars.

    The hardness of Dzi is 7 to 8.5 on the Moh’s hardness index, slightly below the African diamond, which has an index of 10. Crystal’s magnetic wave is 4 volts whereas Tibetan’s Dzi Bead gives off 13 volts, 3 times more than crystal. The magnetic energy emitted by Dzi Bead is very gentle and is suitable to be placed at any human parts. It is perceived to be able to regulate blood circulation and reduce illnesses.

    Benefits for the Wearer

    Dzi Bead is an eons-old antique, yet it remains fashionable. Its different pattern is an ideal trendy ornament for the young and is also suitable for all ages. But most importantly, besides wearing it for protection purposes, the magnetic energy from the Dzi can regulate the body’s blood and ‘qi’ circulation, balance the body’s yin yang and five elements, improves the body’s immunity system and henceforth, achieve overall improvement in one’s health. The effects are similar to acupuncture. It can improve the health of those suffering from heart diseases, high blood pressure and diabetes as well as reduce various symptoms like poor blood circulation, blocked nose, sprains, insomnia and aching bones.

    Note: This bracelet comes with a gift box.

  • 8 Eyed Dzi Bead with RED Swarovski Crystals Bracelet

    8 Eyed Dzi Bead with RED Swarovski Crystals Bracelet

    $58.80

    This precious Eight-Eyed DZI bead is strung with 8mm faceted Swarovski crystal beads, which strongly enhances the power of the DZI. Wearing this bracelet, it will helps to bring you all kind of good luck. It represents the 8 auspicious objects – Conche Shell, The Wheel, Parasol, Lotus Flower, Vase, Double Fish, Mystic Knot and Banner. Eight-Eyed DZI assists the owner in finding and staying on their proper path. It is recommended that this bracelet to be worn on your right hand instead of left hand to absorb wealth energy. The item can be used as a gift for your family members and close friends.

    All our bracelets are customizable. Please email to us with your wrist size after you have placed your order. The Dzi bead can be wear by anyone regardless of race, religion, gender and age because these dzi beads are non religious appertain. The main purposes are for healing and enhance one’s energy.

    Note: This bracelet comes with a gift box.

    Ancient Tibetan Dzi

    For thousands of years, Tibetans have viewed Dzi as a living gemstone. It is meant for devout worship and is reverently kept and passed down over generations. The ancient Dzi absorbs cosmic energy from the universe, hence it can guard against misfortune and brings blessings, stabilizes blood pressure, increases the internal ‘qi‘, gives good fortune and bliss. Till now, Dzi enjoys great popularity around the world, and it is a revered sacred charm for protection, worship, health, as well as a symbol of wealth.

    Place of Origin and Legend

    Dzi is not only a very rare and precious gemstone, it is also one of the seven treasures in Tibetan Buddhism. The main places of origin are Western Tibet, Eastern Tibet, Bhutan, SikkimLadakh and certain regions in the Himalayas. Dzi has been around for 2000 to 2500 years. According to legend, Dzi is actually a “God’s treasure?which has descended to earth and was discovered by the Tibetans. Hence the Tibetans still regard Dzi as the “heavenly stone?

    Stories on the origin of Dzi varies, one account has it that it flowed from a stream in Ngari; another believed that it was the treasure of the Azha Kingdom, Tibet; yet others thought it was one of the gemstones in the treasury of the Tagzig Kingdom. It is also said to be the celestial essence from Manjushri Bodhisattva’s previous incarnate (Manjushri Buddha); some believed it was made by Asura; it is even said to be made from meteorites that plummeted down to earth. According to another legend, the compassionate Vajravarahi Buddha let Dzi descended to earth to stop the spreading of epidemic because it possessed the power to guard against evil. What can be verified is, although modern technology can replicate the appearance of Dzi, it is unable to reproduce the strong magnetic energy that Dzi possess. Neither can it replace the religious belief passed down over the generations. Hence, judging from its unique quality and extensive historical value, Dzi is very valuable.

    Historical Accounts

    The earliest record of Dzi in China’s history is in the Tang Dynasty. When Princess Wencheng married Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo, the most expensive betrothal gift was a Buddha statue built according to the image of the 12 year old Jowo Sakyamuni. It was brought to Tibet all the way from Chang’an. The Buddha’s diadem, cape, decorative strap and robe were splendidly adorned with various pearls, agates, turquoises, corals and hundreds of various Dzi, including three Nine-eyed Dzi beads, Triple-eyed Dzi beads, Double-eyed Dzi beads, Tiger-tooth & Longevity Dzi beads and others. This Buddha statue is currently placed in Lhasa, Jokhang Monastery. Hence, we can see that Dzi beads have been used as offerings to Buddha; not only are they sacred, but they are also rare and precious.

    Dzi Bead is the Tibetans’ Most Precious Living Gemstone

    The Tibetans regard Dzi bead as the most precious living gemstone and it is the treasure offered to the royal family generations after generations. In Tibet, the ancient pure Dzi beads can be used for mortgage purposes in Banks or the City’s Credit Bureau. Therefore, to the Tibetans, Dzi bead is no different from cash. Because of their small size, they are easy to maintain and carried around, the royalty and the rich will exchange their domesticated animals, land and money for them. It is also not uncommon to see expensive goods being exchanged for Dzi beads.

    Dzi bead is an essential ornament in a Tibetan lady’s adulthood and marriage ceremony. The quantity and quality of the Dzi beads can reveal the wealth of the family. Besides that, Dzi Bead is also a precious medical ingredient in many Tibetan medical dictionaries.

    Dzi bead is the Tibetan’s most precious amulet. It is believed that devout worship of the Dzi Bead can remove hindrance of karma, receive blessings, prevention against stroke, guard against evil, improves vitality and increase wealth.

    Strong Magnetic Energy

    Dzi Beads possess nature’s cosmic magnetic energy. According to a scientific study, Japanese researchers discovered that Dzi Beads contain 14 elements from Mars.

    The hardness of Dzi is 7 to 8.5 on the Moh’s hardness index, slightly below the African diamond, which has an index of 10. Crystal’s magnetic wave is 4 volts whereas Tibetan’s Dzi Bead gives off 13 volts, 3 times more than crystal. The magnetic energy emitted by Dzi Bead is very gentle and is suitable to be placed at any human parts. It is perceived to be able to regulate blood circulation and reduce illnesses.

    Benefits for the Wearer

    Dzi Bead is an eons-old antique, yet it remains fashionable. Its different pattern is an ideal trendy ornament for the young and is also suitable for all ages. But most importantly, besides wearing it for protection purposes, the magnetic energy from the Dzi can regulate the body’s blood and ‘qi‘ circulation, balance the body’s yin yang and five elements, improves the body’s immunity system and henceforth, achieve overall improvement in one’s health. The effects are similar to acupuncture. It can improve the health of those suffering from heart diseases, high blood pressure and diabetes as well as reduce various symptoms like poor blood circulation, blocked nose, sprains, insomnia and aching bones.

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  • 9 Eyed Dzi Bead with Swarovski Crystal Bracelet ( Citrine )

    9 Eyed Dzi Bead with Swarovski Crystal Bracelet ( Citrine )

    $58.80

    This precious Nine Eyed DZI bead is strung with 8mm faceted Swarovski crystal beads, which strongly enhances the power of the DZI. Wearing this bracelet, the owner is said to collect nine types of merits, which helps to purify negative karma, dissolving all obstacles and blocks to success.

    This DZI will enable the wearer to gain power and influence, and to enhance his/her reputation further. It also brings wealth and windfall luck to the wearer. Best suited to those who are born under zodiacs of Rabbit, Dragon and Snake animal signs, but everyone wearing the powerful nine-eyed DZI will gain benefits. It is recommended that this bracelet to be worn on your right hand instead of left hand to absorb wealth energy. The item can be used as a gift for your family members and close friends.

    Recently, the world was stunned when China Airlines plane crashed in Nagoya. The tragedy, however, proved to be a boon for Dzi beads market when one of the crash victim, Mr Chen, miraculously survived when wearing a ‘nine eyed?Dzi. He revealed this during a television interview.

    Ancient Tibetan Dzi

    For thousands of years, Tibetans have viewed Dzi as a living gemstone. It is meant for devout worship and is reverently kept and passed down over generations. The ancient Dzi absorbs cosmic energy from the universe, hence it can guard against misfortune and brings blessings, stabilizes blood pressure, increases the internal ‘qi’, gives good fortune and bliss. Till now, Dzi enjoys great popularity around the world, and it is a revered sacred charm for protection, worship, health, as well as a symbol of wealth.

    Place of Origin and Legend

    Dzi is not only a very rare and precious gemstone, it is also one of the seven treasures in Tibetan Buddhism. The main places of origin are Western Tibet, Eastern Tibet, Bhutan, Sikkim, Ladakh and certain regions in the Himalayas. Dzi has been around for 2000 to 2500 years. According to legend, Dzi is actually a “God’s treasure?which has descended to earth and was discovered by the Tibetans. Hence the Tibetans still regard Dzi as the “heavenly stone?

    Stories on the origin of Dzi varies, one account has it that it flowed from a stream in Ngari; another believed that it was the treasure of the Azha Kingdom, Tibet; yet others thought it was one of the gemstones in the treasury of the Tagzig Kingdom. It is also said to be the celestial essence from Manjushri Bodhisattva’s previous incarnate (Manjushri Buddha); some believed it was made by Asura; it is even said to be made from meteorites that plummeted down to earth. According to another legend, the compassionate Vajravarahi Buddha let Dzi descended to earth to stop the spreading of epidemic because it possessed the power to guard against evil. What can be verified is, although modern technology can replicate the appearance of Dzi, it is unable to reproduce the strong magnetic energy that Dzi possess. Neither can it replace the religious belief passed down over the generations. Hence, judging from its unique quality and extensive historical value, Dzi is very valuable.

    Historical Accounts

    The earliest record of Dzi in China’s history is in the Tang Dynasty. When Princess Wencheng married Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo, the most expensive betrothal gift was a Buddha statue built according to the image of the 12 year old Jowo Sakyamuni. It was brought to Tibet all the way from Chang’an. The Buddha’s diadem, cape, decorative strap and robe were splendidly adorned with various pearls, agates, turquoises, corals and hundreds of various Dzi, including three Nine-eyed Dzi beads, Triple-eyed Dzi beads, Double-eyed Dzi beads, Tiger-tooth & Longevity Dzi beads and others. This Buddha statue is currently placed in Lhasa, Jokhang Monastery. Hence, we can see that Dzi beads have been used as offerings to Buddha; not only are they sacred, but they are also rare and precious.

    Dzi Bead is the Tibetans’ Most Precious Living Gemstone

    The Tibetans regard Dzi bead as the most precious living gemstone and it is the treasure offered to the royal family generations after generations. In Tibet, the ancient pure Dzi beads can be used for mortgage purposes in Banks or the City’s Credit Bureau. Therefore, to the Tibetans, Dzi bead is no different from cash. Because of their small size, they are easy to maintain and carried around, the royalty and the rich will exchange their domesticated animals, land and money for them. It is also not uncommon to see expensive goods being exchanged for Dzi beads.

    Dzi bead is an essential ornament in a Tibetan lady’s adulthood and marriage ceremony. The quantity and quality of the Dzi beads can reveal the wealth of the family. Besides that, Dzi Bead is also a precious medical ingredient in many Tibetan medical dictionaries.

    Dzi bead is the Tibetan’s most precious amulet. It is believed that devout worship of the Dzi Bead can remove hindrance of karma, receive blessings, prevention against stroke, guard against evil, improves vitality and increase wealth.

    Strong Magnetic Energy

    Dzi Beads possess nature’s cosmic magnetic energy. According to a scientific study, Japanese researchers discovered that Dzi Beads contain 14 elements from Mars.

    The hardness of Dzi is 7 to 8.5 on the Moh’s hardness index, slightly below the African diamond, which has an index of 10. Crystal’s magnetic wave is 4 volts whereas Tibetan’s Dzi Bead gives off 13 volts, 3 times more than crystal. The magnetic energy emitted by Dzi Bead is very gentle and is suitable to be placed at any human parts. It is perceived to be able to regulate blood circulation and reduce illnesses.

    Benefits for the Wearer

    Dzi Bead is an eons-old antique, yet it remains fashionable. Its different pattern is an ideal trendy ornament for the young and is also suitable for all ages. But most importantly, besides wearing it for protection purposes, the magnetic energy from the Dzi can regulate the body’s blood and ‘qi’ circulation, balance the body’s yin yang and five elements, improves the body’s immunity system and henceforth, achieve overall improvement in one’s health. The effects are similar to acupuncture. It can improve the health of those suffering from heart diseases, high blood pressure and diabetes as well as reduce various symptoms like poor blood circulation, blocked nose, sprains, insomnia and aching bones.

    Note: This bracelet comes with gift box.

  • 9 Eyed Dzi Bead with Swarovski Crystal Bracelet ( Sapphire Blue )

    9 Eyed Dzi Bead with Swarovski Crystal Bracelet ( Sapphire Blue )

    $58.80

    This precious Nine Eyed DZI bead is strung with 8mm faceted Swarovski crystal beads, which strongly enhances the power of the DZI. Wearing this bracelet, the owner is said to collect nine types of merits, which helps to purify negative karma, dissolving all obstacles and blocks to success.

    This DZI will enable the wearer to gain power and influence, and to enhance his/her reputation further. It also brings wealth and windfall luck to the wearer. Best suited to those who are born under zodiacs of Rabbit, Dragon and Snake animal signs, but everyone wearing the powerful nine-eyed DZI will gain benefits. It is recommended that this bracelet to be worn on your right hand instead of left hand to absorb wealth energy. The item can be used as a gift for your family members and close friends.

    Recently, the world was stunned when China Airlines plane crashed in Nagoya. The tragedy, however, proved to be a boon for Dzi beads market when one of the crash victim, Mr Chen, miraculously survived when wearing a ‘nine eyed?Dzi. He revealed this during a television interview.

    Ancient Tibetan Dzi

    For thousands of years, Tibetans have viewed Dzi as a living gemstone. It is meant for devout worship and is reverently kept and passed down over generations. The ancient Dzi absorbs cosmic energy from the universe, hence it can guard against misfortune and brings blessings, stabilizes blood pressure, increases the internal ‘qi’, gives good fortune and bliss. Till now, Dzi enjoys great popularity around the world, and it is a revered sacred charm for protection, worship, health, as well as a symbol of wealth.

    Place of Origin and Legend

    Dzi is not only a very rare and precious gemstone, it is also one of the seven treasures in Tibetan Buddhism. The main places of origin are Western Tibet, Eastern Tibet, Bhutan, Sikkim, Ladakh and certain regions in the Himalayas. Dzi has been around for 2000 to 2500 years. According to legend, Dzi is actually a “God’s treasure?which has descended to earth and was discovered by the Tibetans. Hence the Tibetans still regard Dzi as the “heavenly stone?

    Stories on the origin of Dzi varies, one account has it that it flowed from a stream in Ngari; another believed that it was the treasure of the Azha Kingdom, Tibet; yet others thought it was one of the gemstones in the treasury of the Tagzig Kingdom. It is also said to be the celestial essence from Manjushri Bodhisattva’s previous incarnate (Manjushri Buddha); some believed it was made by Asura; it is even said to be made from meteorites that plummeted down to earth. According to another legend, the compassionate Vajravarahi Buddha let Dzi descended to earth to stop the spreading of epidemic because it possessed the power to guard against evil. What can be verified is, although modern technology can replicate the appearance of Dzi, it is unable to reproduce the strong magnetic energy that Dzi possess. Neither can it replace the religious belief passed down over the generations. Hence, judging from its unique quality and extensive historical value, Dzi is very valuable.

    Historical Accounts

    The earliest record of Dzi in China’s history is in the Tang Dynasty. When Princess Wencheng married Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo, the most expensive betrothal gift was a Buddha statue built according to the image of the 12 year old Jowo Sakyamuni. It was brought to Tibet all the way from Chang’an. The Buddha’s diadem, cape, decorative strap and robe were splendidly adorned with various pearls, agates, turquoises, corals and hundreds of various Dzi, including three Nine-eyed Dzi beads, Triple-eyed Dzi beads, Double-eyed Dzi beads, Tiger-tooth & Longevity Dzi beads and others. This Buddha statue is currently placed in Lhasa, Jokhang Monastery. Hence, we can see that Dzi beads have been used as offerings to Buddha; not only are they sacred, but they are also rare and precious.

    Dzi Bead is the Tibetans’ Most Precious Living Gemstone

    The Tibetans regard Dzi bead as the most precious living gemstone and it is the treasure offered to the royal family generations after generations. In Tibet, the ancient pure Dzi beads can be used for mortgage purposes in Banks or the City’s Credit Bureau. Therefore, to the Tibetans, Dzi bead is no different from cash. Because of their small size, they are easy to maintain and carried around, the royalty and the rich will exchange their domesticated animals, land and money for them. It is also not uncommon to see expensive goods being exchanged for Dzi beads.

    Dzi bead is an essential ornament in a Tibetan lady’s adulthood and marriage ceremony. The quantity and quality of the Dzi beads can reveal the wealth of the family. Besides that, Dzi Bead is also a precious medical ingredient in many Tibetan medical dictionaries.

    Dzi bead is the Tibetan’s most precious amulet. It is believed that devout worship of the Dzi Bead can remove hindrance of karma, receive blessings, prevention against stroke, guard against evil, improves vitality and increase wealth.

    Strong Magnetic Energy

    Dzi Beads possess nature’s cosmic magnetic energy. According to a scientific study, Japanese researchers discovered that Dzi Beads contain 14 elements from Mars.

    The hardness of Dzi is 7 to 8.5 on the Moh’s hardness index, slightly below the African diamond, which has an index of 10. Crystal’s magnetic wave is 4 volts whereas Tibetan’s Dzi Bead gives off 13 volts, 3 times more than crystal. The magnetic energy emitted by Dzi Bead is very gentle and is suitable to be placed at any human parts. It is perceived to be able to regulate blood circulation and reduce illnesses.

    Benefits for the Wearer

    Dzi Bead is an eons-old antique, yet it remains fashionable. Its different pattern is an ideal trendy ornament for the young and is also suitable for all ages. But most importantly, besides wearing it for protection purposes, the magnetic energy from the Dzi can regulate the body’s blood and ‘qi’ circulation, balance the body’s yin yang and five elements, improves the body’s immunity system and henceforth, achieve overall improvement in one’s health. The effects are similar to acupuncture. It can improve the health of those suffering from heart diseases, high blood pressure and diabetes as well as reduce various symptoms like poor blood circulation, blocked nose, sprains, insomnia and aching bones.

    Note: This bracelet comes with gift box.

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