Daily Use of DZi Beads

               Daily Use of DZi Beads

The magnetic field energy of DZi beads can be used to regulate people’s body and heart, inspire the wisdom, and improve people’s temperament, which can guide the yogi to a realm of peace and wisdom.

In recent years, some people believe that DZi beads can accumulate qi if they are placed in the fortune position of a house; some other people smash the DZi beads and pave them under floor so as to purify the whole magnet of the house; some people even put the rubbles of DZi beads into the bathtub and take a DZi beads bath for the purpose of balancing the acid-abse of human body and recover from fatigue with the negative ion water the beads produced.

Tibet is located in the mountainous area of Himalayas with high altitude and complex terrain and climate. To avoid any accident and disaster as well as disease triggered by the legendry evil spirits, the Tibetan people thus made various forms of instruments to avoid evil spirits according to their psychological need. However, they still think that DZi bead is the best and most valuable amulet.

Different totem symbols are painted on DZi bead and the common patterns are Aquarius, lotus, tiger teeth, bodhi, lines, etc. For the “eye” line, some cycles are drawn on some geometric lines from one “eye” to dozens of “eyes”. These totem symbols, remains of Zhang Zhung civilization, are related to religion. It is incontrovertible that the DZi bead has assimilated the reiki from the heaven and earth in this Buddhist holy land of China’s Tibet. With profound cultural connotation, the DZi bead has achieved sufficient development now. It is sacred in the heart of Tibetan people with an irreplaceable position. 

Characteristics of DZi Bead under pervious light

Archaeological Findings of DZi Bead National Museum of China

A: Traces left on wall of hole being ground by fine-grained, free undissolved sand.

B: Banded texture in white agate ore.

 C: Biological weathering
 

            A: Black oozed
    B: Rainbow effect
    C: Yellow oozed
    D: Oozed cracks
 




 A: Macro of geode and yellow oozed
 





  Pervious to light
 





    A: Oozed cracks
    B: Biological weathering
    C: Yellow oozed
    D: Soil erosion marks
 





    Oozed cracks and oozed by black elements
 




    A: Oozed cracks
    B: Biological weathering
    C: Faded ground colour and pattern
    D: Fade white pattern
 




   White stripes slightly sunken in other parts of the bead body
 




  

    A: Eroded colour fading
      B: Crystal associated
      C: Oozed cracks
      D: Soil erosion
 



 


     Unearthed etched carneol and DZi Bead
 




   Unearthed DZiBead
 


      A: Banded texture in white agate ore.
      B: Eroded colour fading
      C: Slightly yellow oozed
      D: Soil erosion
 
                                                             

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