What are the taboos of wearing Buddhist beads?

In the bead market, it has become more popular in recent years to wear Buddhist beads, which are also generally called prayer beads. They are usually used by Buddhists for counting or focusing their minds, but in recent years they have also been sold as jewelry, which is very popular. Buddhist beads are very good things, and they are also very particular when worn. So what are the taboos of wearing Buddhist beads? The following specifically introduces the taboos of wearing Buddhist beads.

Red sandalwood is a material with a light fragrance. When the red sandalwood bracelet is not worn, it should be placed in a sealed bag and properly stored. Do not put it together with other scented items, so that the fragrance of the beads will not be weakened or mixed with other odors.

Sandalwood Buddhist beads cannot be exposed to water, so you need to take them off when taking a bath, swimming, washing clothes, washing hands, or doing other things that may expose them to water. If they are accidentally exposed to water, wipe off the water as soon as possible. Otherwise, the color of the sandalwood Buddhist beads will become lighter and the luster will become darker. Some people wash red sandalwood beads with water, and the color of the beads becomes dull. If detergent is used to wash them, the problem will be even worse.

When counting the Buddhist beads, after each string is finished, do not turn the beads over and then count again, but count continuously in a cycle.

When going to the bathroom or other special environments, it is best to take off the Buddhist beads and put them in your shirt pocket before going in. Do not put the Buddhist beads in your trouser pocket, let alone in your back pocket.

When placing it normally, do not put it under books or other objects, and do not put it in an untidy place. Wrap it well and put it in a safe and tidy place.

Do not touch other people's Buddhist beads casually. When you go to bed at night, keep the Buddhist beads well and do not place them by the bed or continue to wear them.

Buddhist beads should be frequently moved or played with so that a patina will form on the beads. The patina is the best protective layer for the beads. Moreover, during the long-term playing process of the beads, the person's own aura will also have a nourishing effect on the beads, giving them spirituality.

As a kind of ornament, small-leaf red sandalwood bracelets have a long history in China. With a long history and mysterious religious colors, these Buddhist beads also contain profound meanings of inner cultivation, but also have "taboos" when wearing them.

1. Participate in important meetings where you hope to achieve your expected goals: such as job fairs, project negotiation meetings, bidding conferences, etc.;

2. Being in a place where you hope to get good luck: such as in an examination room, lottery station, lottery site, sports stadium, auction site, etc.;

3. Go to places with a prosperous magnetic field: such as banks, jewelry stores, vaults, luxury goods stores, stock exchanges, corporate finance departments, etc.;

4. Participate in some festive and auspicious ceremonies: such as temple opening ceremonies, various award ceremonies, wedding banquets, birthday banquets, school opening and graduation ceremonies, corporate ribbon-cutting ceremonies, etc.;

5. To visit and meet respected elders and superiors: for example, to visit predecessors, teachers, scholars, old superiors, distinguished guests, etc.

When encountering the above situation, the master of the hall always recommends friends to wear the bracelet on the left hand. This can help one to make further progress, take advantage of the opportunity to change luck and increase blessings smoothly.