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Natural cracked old material star moon bodhi seeds 108 beads agate three-eye dzi bead pendant

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I. Analysis of the core composition

1. **Natural cracked old material Star Moon Bodhi**

- **Crack characteristics**:

- After decades of natural oxidation, the old Star Moon forms cicada wing-shaped ice cracks (cracks) on the surface, and the cracks are fine and interlaced to present a "star hugging the moon" effect

- The patina is thick and dark brown to amber, and the channel is worn out in a keyhole shape due to long-term chanting

- **Year judgment**:

- The real old material needs more than 20 years of natural oxidation (not fried to make old), and the crack pattern goes deep into the seed core

- There is a natural color difference between the seeds (the new seeds are bleached and the color is uniform)

 

2. **Agate three-eyed Dzi pendant**

- **Material craftsmanship**:

- Use twisted agate, hand-etched whitening process (pure Dzi technique)

- The "three-eye" totem symbolizes the three secrets of the Buddha's body, speech and mind, and represents the gathering of fortune, wealth and longevity in Tibetan Buddhism

 

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II. Religious and cultural value

1. **Practice system**

- Star Moon Bodhi is one of the four major Buddhist beads taught by the Buddha. 108 beads correspond to 108 states of Samadhi.

- As the "king of beads", Dzi pendants are believed to contain the energy of the cosmic magnetic field.

 

2. **Protective function**

- The old star moon is chanted for a long time, and the Tibetans regard it as a "memory" instrument.

- The three-eyed Dzi beads can break the three poisons (greed, anger, and ignorance) in Tantric Buddhism, and are often used in the combination of rosary beads of high monks.

 

3. **Cultural symbols**

- The star and moon cracks symbolize "breaking the cocoon and becoming a Buddha", and the Dzi totem is a witness to the integration of Tibetan Bon and Buddhism.

 

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III. Matching and maintenance

1. **Religious rituals**

- Dzi beads should be hung at the third/seventh place below the Buddha's head (Tantric hanging beads method)

- The first time you wear it, you need to be chanted by a lama to open it.

 

2. **Daily maintenance**

- Star Moon Bodhi: Avoid sweat and oil, and dry it with suede cloth once a month.

- Dzi pendant: Avoid collision and purify it with light salt water regularly

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