Dzi beads have special symbolic meanings and values in Tibetan Buddhist culture and other fields. They are believed to possess mysterious powers. Among them, the Three-eyed Dzi Beads are especially treasured by people due to their unique appearance and profound connotations
Symbolic Meanings in Tibetan Buddhism
In Tibetan Buddhist culture, dzi beads are regarded as items of great sacred significance. The Three-eyed Dzi Beads have particular symbolic meanings. The number "three" itself represents the Triple Gem of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha in Buddhist culture. It implies that it can bless the wearer to obtain the protection of the Triple Gem on the path of religious practice and belief, open the door to wisdom, better understand the true essence of Buddhist teachings, and purify and elevate the mind.
Auspicious Symbolic Meanings
It is also believed to carry numerous auspicious meanings. For example, it symbolizes the good fortune bestowed by the three gods representing good fortune, emolument, and longevity. It means that good expectations such as health, wealth, and longevity can all gather on the wearer. It can protect the wearer from misfortunes, ward off disasters, and bring good luck in all aspects of life and career.
