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A25 Bracelet 6-Word Mantra On The Links Oracle Silver 925 Buddhist The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. 1 Buddhist bracelet for men, sterling silver 925 (yellow part made of brass), flat curb chain, 6-word mantra on the chain links, rotating middle part with the 12 signs of the zodiac and the oracle signs of the I Ching, on the back Vajra symbol Width of the chain approx. 11mm Diameter of the middle section approx. 19mm Length 18 cm - weight approx. 43 grams Enjoy wearing it or giving it as a gift Om mani padme hum (“Om, jeweled lotus”; often inaccurately translated as “O you jewel in the lotus blossom”; refers to the all-encompassing compassion for all beings) – This mantra, also called “loving eyes”, is addressed to the Bodhisattva of universal compassion Avalokiteshvara, -- The recitation of a mantra is intended to release mental and spiritual energies, often as a prayer. Every syllable and every word during a puja, a Hindu religious service, is considered a mantra. The priest’s external activities only gain their meaning and effectiveness through the recitation of the prescribed words. The oldest mantras include the sacrificial formulas and prayers of the Vedas. Certain combinations of mantras are also used as incantations, for example against snakes, demons or other negative forces. As in the Vedic rite, where the correctly intoned formula fulfilled an important function as an effective force, in Hinduism too, sound and song are given religious value and effectiveness. The Vajra is a weapon used for ritual purposes in Hinduism and Buddhism that combines the properties of both diamond (indestructibility) and lightning and thunder (irresistible power). Om mani padme hum (“Om, jeweled lotus”; often inaccurately translated as “O you jewel in the lotus blossom”; refers to the all-encompassing compassion for all beings) – This mantra, also called “loving eyes”, is addressed to the Bodhisattva of universal compassion Avalokiteshvara, The recitation of a mantra is intended to release mental and spiritual energies, often as a prayer. Every syllable and every word during a puja, a Hindu religious service, is considered a mantra. The priest’s external activities only gain their meaning and effectiveness through the recitation of the prescribed words. The oldest mantras include the sacrificial formulas and prayers of the Vedas. Certain combinations of mantras are also used as incantations, for example against snakes, demons or other negative force Metall Sterlingsilber Geschlecht Herren Thema Buddhismus Motiv Mantra Stil Panzerkette Produktart Armband Hauptstein Ohne Stein Marke Bijou Feingehalt 925