Burmese Talong curse beads - West Asian Vajra 3-eye totem ancient bead rope chain

Curse beads from Myanmar Buddhist temple The year is unknown. It is estimated to be in the 19th-20th century. After returning to Taiwan, I scrubbed and removed the oxidized skin. The pearls appear yellow and bright when taking pictures. However, if they are not wiped afterwards, they will still become oxidized and dim. Bronze alloy charm beads. Contains gold. But the proportion of ingredients is not high. During refining, cinnabar is added and melted together. Searching for cinnabar on the Internet, you can find out that it has a very strong yang magnetic field and can suppress extremely yin things such as ghosts and evil spirits. This oblate-shaped curse bead is often used for foundation laying, enchantment... purposes. Nowadays, some people use it for spiritual practice and meditation. Placing it in a Buddhist hall or on a car can change the Feng Shui magnetic field. Already glued to the Stainless Steel disc base. An ancient West Asian Vajra 3-eye totem bead is hung below. As for the efficacy of Dalong's curse beads... You can check it online. There is a lot of information. I won’t go into details. ************************* Ancient beads originally had very important religious protection meanings and uses. The timing is not good. Wearing old protective beads can adjust the magnetic field and enhance luck. Please recite sutras, recite mantras, and give alms to free living beings. All bad things will naturally turn into good fortune.