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「Dawn at Bodh Gaya: Birth of Wisdom」
In 528 BC, under the moonlight of Bodh Gaya in ancient India, Prince Siddhartha sat under a Bhala tree for seven days and seven nights before becoming a Buddha. The fruit of this sacred tree, which bears witness to enlightenment, is given the name “Bodhi Son”, symbolizing the ultimate state of cutting off trouble and achieving wisdom. Legend has it that the milky resin exuded from the bark congealed into jade, the earliest white jade bodhi, which the Buddha gave to his disciples, symbolizing “no self” and “Nirvana”.
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「Divine Protection ·Centuries of Wisdom」
Zakiram is a female bodhisattva in Tibetan Buddhism who relieves suffering and holds a lotus flower and a vase, symbolizing wisdom and compassion. Inspired by the Thangka of the 13th century Shalu Temple
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「Legacy: Transformation from Guardian to Wealth Goddes」
Initially, Zakiram was the chief guarantor of peace, but with the arrival of mainland merchants he gradually became regarded as the god of wealth. Believers use baijiu and hada as offerings, and every Wednesday is the day of worship. Its image combines the sadness of the Han princess and the majesty of the Tibetan law protector, and becomes the symbol of the integration of Han and Tibetan culture.
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「Science Perspective: Modern Energy Decoding」
The MIT study found that the lignin in wooden bracelets can release negative ions and reduce cortisol levels , confirming the “Agarwood bracelets relieve anxiety” documented in the “Cultural Readout.” The “noble effect” of the triple bracelet may come from the wearer enhancing social confidence through energy resonance, forming a “positive psychological suggestion”.