Product code: Old Tibetan Three Eyed Vajra deals Dzi / Gzi Agate Bead Chocker
This very old brown Tibetan Agate, Three Eyed Vajra Dzi / Gzi Bead Chocker, measured: 28.2 x 20.0 mm (0.11 x 0.08 inch). Weight: 17.2 gr, cord length - deals 20.5 inch around the neck. The three-eyed vajra dzi bead is a type of dzi bead that is believed to bring prosperity, happiness, and longevity to its owner. The three eyes symbolize the three key components of a person: body, mind, and soul. The vajra represents firmness of mind and spiritual strength. The combination of these two symbols is said to create a powerful force that can help its owner achieve enlightenment and overcome obstacles in life. In Tibetan Buddhism, the three-eyed vajra dzi bead is often associated with the god of wealth, Kubera. Kubera is said to have three eyes, which represent the past, present, and future. He is also said to be the guardian of treasure and wealth. Wearing a three-eyed vajra dzi bead is believed to attract good fortune and prosperity.
This very old brown Tibetan Agate, Three Eyed Vajra Dzi / Gzi Bead Chocker, measured: 28.2 x 20.0 mm (0.11 x 0.08 inch). Weight: 17.2 gr, cord length - deals 20.5 inch around the neck. The three-eyed vajra dzi bead is a type of dzi bead that is believed to bring prosperity, happiness, and longevity to its owner. The three eyes symbolize the three key components of a person: body, mind, and soul. The vajra represents firmness of mind and spiritual strength. The combination of these two symbols is said to create a powerful force that can help its owner achieve enlightenment and overcome obstacles in life. In Tibetan Buddhism, the three-eyed vajra dzi bead is often associated with the god of wealth, Kubera. Kubera is said to have three eyes, which represent the past, present, and future. He is also said to be the guardian of treasure and wealth. Wearing a three-eyed vajra dzi bead is believed to attract good fortune and prosperity.