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Pt950 platinum
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Weighing about 50 grams.
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TThe total length of the buckle is about 43mm
the width is about 13mm and the internal length is about 36 mm.
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Aryaacalanatha is the Buddha of chickens.
Aryaacalanatha implied.
Aryaacalanatha, also known as Aryaacalanatha, is the first of the Eight Daming Kings in the tantric Buddhism. He has the ability to remove obstacles when he meets any difficulties, and he does not want to waver. Aryaacalanatha is regarded as one of the bodhisattvas with great strength and wisdom in Buddhism, and its implication includes the following aspects:
1. Compassion and wisdom: Aryaacalanatha represents the compassion and wisdom of the Bodhisattva. He pays close attention to the sufferings of all beings with compassion and helps them to get rid of their sufferings through wisdom.
2. Unswervingness: The image of Aryaacalanatha is usually depicted as sitting still, symbolizing unswerving spirit. This implies that in the face of difficulties and challenges, we should maintain firm faith and will and not be shaken by external interference.
3. Surrender trouble: Aryaacalanatha is considered to have the power to surrender trouble and evil influence. He helps people overcome their inner troubles and obsessions, thus achieving inner peace and liberation.
4. Protection and protection: Aryaacalanatha is regarded as a guardian, who can protect people from disasters and evil. People believe that praying for Aryaacalanatha's protection can lead to safety and protection.
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The implication of the six-character mantra
Six-character mantra, also known as Six-character Daming Darani, Six-character Proverbs or Six-character mantra, is a mantra of avalokitesvara bodhisattva, and also an important practice method and praying method in Buddhism. Different people may have different understandings and interpretations of its meaning, because the understanding and interpretation of Buddhist teachings are personal and may be different due to regions, sects and personal beliefs.
Generally speaking, the six-character mantra is considered to have the following meanings:
1. Blessing and protection: reciting the six-character mantra is regarded as a way to pray for happiness, peace and protection. Believers believe that by reciting the truth, they can get the blessing and protection of Bodhisattva.
2. Inner peace and concentration: The recitation of the six-character mantra can help people to concentrate, calm their hearts and reduce distractions and troubles, thus achieving an inner peace and concentration.
3. Cultivate compassion and kindness: The six-character mantra is often associated with the qualities of compassion and kindness. It is believed that it can inspire people's compassion, make people care for others, help others, and practice good behavior.
4. Eliminating karma and accumulating merits: In the Buddhist concept, reciting six-character mantra can eliminate karma and accumulate merits. Through constant chanting, people hope to purify their karma and obtain better blessings and spiritual achievements.
The moral of babel:
1. Precious and rich: "Eight treasures" usually mean eight precious or special items, symbolizing richness, abundance and preciousness.
2. Auspiciousness and happiness: In some cultures, babao is regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness, representing happiness, smoothness and a bright future.
3. Buddhist implication: In Buddhist culture, the eight treasures often refer to eight kinds of Buddhist treasures, such as Falun, Baosan and Aquarius, which respectively symbolize different Buddhist teachings and merits.
4. Culture and art: Babel may also appear in literary and artistic works, representing a specific theme, emotion or symbolic significance.
5. Blessings and gifts: Sometimes the eight treasures are used as a symbol of gifts or blessings, expressing love and good wishes for others.
