Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Carved on DZI BEADS

These Beads are Carved on Agate Stone.
BLACK JAMBALAMaitraya Buddha
Black Jambala and Maitraya Buddha Carved on Dzi Stone.
Yello Jambala
YELLOW JAMBALA

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Saturday, January 27, 2007

DZI BEADS

Dragon-Eyed Dzi Bead: This 6 EYE represents the Mantra OM MANI PADME HUM. It is the Root of Happiness & Good Karma. This Dzi bead can help to Overcome Negative Forces from Foes & Competitors. Dragons are considered to reside at and perhaps to be the source of life, and from which all physical life comes. Enable One to Connect All 3 Key Components i.e. Body, Mind & Heart. Achieve Good Health, Wealth & Success. Dragons love their wealth. They love to hoard and gather all forms of wealth to themselves. Remember that wealth is not necessarily abundance. The dragon Dzi may assist the owner with learning how to roll in wealth. Dragons are great at bringing wealth to themselves. They would be considered advanced or masters of wealth. Dragons hoard their riches, thus assisting the owner in learning how to keep and maintain their wealth while gaining yet greater wealth. Dragons are considered by Tibetans to be at the top of the animal hierarchy. They are the strongest physically, mentally, spiritually and magically. All dragons are alchemists, breathing fire and creating magic. Dragons are masters of manifestation and materialization. Dragons are all masters of magic, both creating magic and living magically. The dragon brings magic in all of its form to the owner of the “Dragon Eyed Dzi Bead”. Dragons live in the dimensions between earth and heaven. When dragons are in the earth dimension they will generally live in great caves where they can move around easily. This makes the dragon very useful in assisting the owner of the Dzi bead to delve into and understand their subconscious and unconscious minds. Dragons can seek out saboteurs, stopping the unconscious minds from sabotaging the creations of the owner. Dragons have had to hide to stay alive for so many millennia that they have become great at finding things lost, and perceiving even the slightest threat. This makes dragon extremely great protectors and masters of subtly. Dragons bring both of these skills with them to assist their master. Dragons will only respond to a human if they are its master. Each dragon Dzi bead is connected to a dragon, and each dragon may be connected to several different Dzi beads. The “Dragon Eyed Dzi Bead” connects the human owner to the dragon they will master.
หินตามังกร (DRAGON EYE DZI BEAD)
เหมาะสำหรับทุกคน มีโชคลาภ บารมีมากล้น ได้รับแต่สิ่งดี ๆ ในชีวิตแก้วแหวน เงินทองมั่งมีศรีสุขช่วยขจัดสิ่งชั่วร้าย เป็นผู้นำทุกระดับของประเทศ


15-Eyed Dzi Bead: Urges to realize all wishes of yours. Dzi Increase the wearer's wisdom, releases human suffering and brings forth general good fortune in human life. Wish Fulfilling, Blessed By The Heaven God.
หิน 15 ตา (15 EYES DZI BEAD)
เชื่อว่าเป็นหินแห่ง ความโชคดี จากสรวงสวรรค์ ได้รับลาภลอย และโอกาสอันดีจากทุกทิศทุกทาง นั่นหมายถึง ผู้สวมใส่จะทำการใดได้อย่างราบรื่น, ง่ายดาย และปราศจากอุปสรรค์ ทั้งปวง เหมาะอย่างยิ่งสำหรับผู้ที่กำลังทำโครงการใหญ่ ๆ ที่มีคู่แข่ง และความเสี่ยง
เหมาะกับผู้ที่เกิดปีระกา, จอ และกุน

16-Eyed Dzi Bead: Brings back the humor in life. Reminds one that it is through play and joy that all things may be obtained. Helps to repel sadness, depression, melancholy, sorrowfulness, and the blues. Helps one to maintain a smile inside. Reminds one of the playfulness of youth and that one may have that playfulness at any age. Causes other to want to be friends with you and join you in your play.


17-Eyed Dzi Bead: Assists with self confidence and the gaining of. Helps one to see them self in the light that they are held by the Gods. This Dzi can help one to protect them self from arrogance, and self aggrandizement. Helps to keep the ego in check. This Dzi can help prevent one from beginning to think them self superior to others. Can assist to improve the self image. Allows others to see you the way you see yourself in your unconscious mind. Protects owner from the images of others.


Banded or Striped Dzi Bead: There are three classes of beads that are often confused for one another. They are the thread bead, the striped bead, and the banded bead. Thread is the smallest marking. Striped beads have a little larger than thread marking. Banded beads have large swatches of markings. Beads can have bands separated by stripes. Thread beads are always single marking and not combined with other symbols. Each striped and banded beads can have one or more markings going across the bead. Threads are always some form of healer, Stripes are always some form of wealth or money, Banded are always comfort, luxury, or lifestyle. Please read description under Striped Dzi Beads.

หินลายเส้น หรือหินลายทาง (STRIPED DZI BEAD)
เป็นหินแห่งความ เปลี่ยนแปลง โชคดี และหมุนเวียนความมั่งคั่ง เหมาะอย่างยิ่ง สำหรับผู้ที่ยังไม่พึงพอใจ กับสภาพปัจจุบันของตนเอง และต้องการความเปลี่ยนแปลง ในทางที่ดีขึ้น

Thursday, January 25, 2007

RED AND BLACK DZI BEADS


Heaven & Earth Dzi Bead: Earth is square. Heaven is circle. This Dzi bead combines the 3 main forces in the Universe: Dzi Heaven, Earth & Human. Captures the Energy from the Heaven & Earth, converts it into continuous moving energy to achieve one's goal.
It can help you to make your dreams come true. Flawlessness in all areas of one’s life. It is believed that the sky and earth Dzi bead will assist its owner in achieving balance and harmony in his life. It'll also help to clear any obstacles which may cause harm to its owner. Wealth and good health will also be bestowed on its owner. Businessmen are fond of this Dzi bead as they believe that this bead will bring them great wealth and prosperity.
หินฟ้า-ดิน (HEAVEN AND EARTH DZI BEAD)
เป็นหินแห่งความสำเร็จในธุรกิจ หน้าที่การงาน เนื่องจากเป็นการรวมกันทั้งฟ้า และดิน ทำให้ปัดเป่าเคราะห์ร้ายต่าง ๆ ออกไป และหลุดพ้นจากฐานะที่ต่ำต้อย

"Bodhi" Dzi Bead: Establishes good virtues and eliminates misfortune in your life, gives you a generous and lenient heart. This Dzi bead helps to avoid dangers, Growth in Compassion, Wisdom & Enlightenment. In Buddhist lore, Prince Siddhartha Gautama was enlightened after meditating under a Bodhi tree some 2548 years ago. He is now popularly known as the Buddha Shakyamuni or the Lord Buddha and recognized as the founder of Buddhism. The Bodhi tree Dzi establishes good virtues and eliminates life's misfortunes.
หินใบโพธิ์ (BODHI DZI BEAD)
เหมาะกับทุกคน เป็นหินแห่งการขจัดภัยพิบัติ ถือเอาหลักเมตตาธรรมในการดำเนินชีวิต และปราศจากโรคภัยต่าง ๆ ช่วยขจัดหายนะ และอุปสรรคต่าง ๆ ช่วยเปลี่ยนเคราะห์ร้าย ให้กลายเป็นดี และเสริมความมีเมตตาจิตให้กับผุ้สวมใส่ และบรรลุถึงจุดหมายปลายทางอย่างที่ตั้งใจเหมาะสำหรับ นักศึกษา

หินไฉ่ซิ่งเอี๊ย (Jambala or Kuvera Dzi Bead ) GOD OF DESTINY
เหมาะกับทุกคน มีเทพเจ้าแห่งโชคลาภคอยคุ้มครอง นำมาซึ่งโชคลาภ และความร่ำรวย

Jambala or Kuvera Dzi Bead represent Tibetan Wealth God Jambala or Kubera which bestowing of wealth, jagged triangular motif symbolizing protection and a stripe at each end, indicating a stable career with smooth promotion... A beautiful chalcedony stone bead for a smooth career, protection, and lots of wealth luck.

Tuesday, January 23, 2007

HOW TO KNOW REAL OLD DZI BEADS

Ancient and pure dzi beads of Tibet are extremely precious and rare. No matter how many or how few eyes beads bear, all Dzi beads possess the mystic power of bringing luck, warding off evil, stabilizing blood pressure, guarding against apoplexy and enhancing body strength. Owners and wearers of these beads are blessed with unexpected credit, luck and perfection. Dzi beads are unique and collectibles. There are some TIPS found online about how to know Real dzi beads. so
To find out if the Dzi beads is real old or not, just notice some points on Dzi beads. Hold the Dzi beads in your hand and try to notice Some marks on Dzi Skin.
1.Weathering Marks
Weathering marks are signs of aging. They best represent the age of a Dzi.If we examine a Dzi under magnifying glass, we will discover tiny lines of different thickness running irregularly and spontaneously on its surface.
These are weathering marks.They resemble either fish scales or phoenix claws.


2. Sheen:- Age and natural weathering might result in a slightly rugged patina that confuses the reflective light.We can see with our naked eye that there seems to be a layer of oil on the surface of the Dzi.We can call this "oily sheen".Some particularly bright oily sheen can be called "waxy sheen".

Thursday, January 18, 2007

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

GOOGLE RANK

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Monday, January 8, 2007

PURE DZI BEADS

TIBETAN PURE DZI BEAD
The unique dZi bead, a black and white (or dark brown) bead of etched or treated agate, is revered in Tibet. To Tibetans and other Himalayan people, the dZi is a "precious jewel of supernatural orign" with great power to protect its wearer from disaster.There is little precise information available on dZi beads. They are found primarily in Tibet and nepal, but also in neighbouring Bhutan, Ladakh and Sikkim. Shepherds and farmers pick them up in the grasslands or while cultivating fields. Because dZi are found in the earth, Tibetans cannot conceive of them as man-made. Since knowledge of the bead is derived from oral traditions, few beads have provoked more controversy concerning their source, method of manufacture and even precise definition.dZi beads have always been one of the most mysterious of beads. Sacred Tibetan dZi beads are usually plump, tubular, agate beads. They are decorated with bands and in the case of pure dZi (the best kind), eye circles as well. Most Tibetans also consider similarly decorated tabular-eye beads (flat,round beads with an eye design) to be a form of dZi. They refer to them as luk me, which means "sheep's eye". Most of what is know about dZi beads is theory and conjecture.But we do know that decorated agates of many types have been prized throughout Central Asia from roughly 2000 B.C. to 100 A.D. dZi are usually dated 500 to 800 A.D. We also know that decorated beads were originally made to imitate older, naturally banded and eyed agate beads that were becoming harder to produce due to failing source of high-quality material. Eventually (two to three thousand years ago) the decorated examples overtook their natural predecessors in value and desirability.In Taiwan's religious artifacts market, dZi beads are the subject of the most legends and also the most debate. They became hot sellers seven or eight years ago and have yet to cool down. After the Nagoya crash, frequent-flying businessmen competed with each other to buy dZi beads, among which nine-eyed dZi beads are particularly valued as "guardians against evil of all stripes." A single one of these beads can now cost upwards of $50000. When the Dalai Lama went to Taiwan on a spiritual visit, Tibetan Buddhism received many converts. His trip also renewed the rage for dZi beads."A pure dZi bead is not a thing of the human world," asserts Namgyal. "We Tibetans believe that dZi beads were originally a kind of insect. They were living things. From time to time, they would appear lying next to each another in the grass. If you tried to grab them with your hands, they would escape by boring down into the earth. Hence you would have to use something unclean, say a woman's dress [in the typical recounting of this legend they use sand] and cover them. Then they wouldn't move and you could grab them." What's more, because authentic dZi beads are so hard to come by, Tibetans sincerely believe that they are "jewelry dropped from Heaven by the gods." It is believed that the legends of stones dropping from Heaven. "New dZi beads are worked from 100 percent agate, but old dZi beads are different. Their composition is only 80% agate, 15% other minerals and 5% substances "that are not of this world." Stories of stones dropping from Heaven can be traced back to a Buddhist sutra that records a Himalayan legend about an evil spirit who would from time to time descend to the world of men to cause plagues and disasters. Fortunately, a benevolent god took pity on the humans and cultivated its powers in Heaven, causing the beads to fall from Heaven. Those whose good fate it was to obtain one would thus be protected from misfortunes and all kinds of evil. Different variations on this same basic legend are found all over Tibet."Pure" dZi beads (in the traditional Tibetan system for evaluating dZi) are regarded as the most valuable and desirable variety. To qualify as pure, a bead must be genuine etched agate and lie within a certain range of styles. It should also have a sharply delineated pattern, symmetrical shape, strong color, glossy surface and no flaws. The nine-eyed dZi is a pure dZi with the most highly desired pattern. Etched agate beads not considered pure are called chung dZi, or "less important dZi."Jewels were used in meditation, in offering, in curing, all activities aimed at bringing about a change in our mental or physical condition. As in other societies, jewellery was also widely used in Tibet for purely worldly purposes; indicating economic and social status, ranks in government and as an object of exchange in trade. Each region has its own particular way of using jewelry to embellish their costumes and while most of it has now disappeared, it was as varied as it was elaborate.In pre-1959 Tibet, it was not unusual for women to keep a substantial portion of the family wealth in their jewelry box. Jewelry represented financial security, the gems neither depreciating in value, nor losing their lustre. This kind of investment could be pushed to such an extreme that in her book 'House of the Turquoise Roof' Mrs. Yuthok describes how very upset some of Lhasa women were when the Thirteenth Dalai Lama passed a decree stating that they were not to keep or wear so many kinds of precious and expensive ornaments, as he realised that families were investing great sums of money in jewelry. Jewelry was generally passed down from generation to generation, rarely being sold on the open market, unless the family encountered financial problems.

Identification of dZi Beads
Identification of dZi beads presents certain difficulties. Many Tibetans will regard almost any etched agate and some natural agate beads as some kind of dZi, or at least in the dZi family. But not all etched agate beads are regarded as real, or as Tibetans would say, "pure" dZi. Certain patterns found on etched agate beads are universally recognised by Tibetans as belonging to "pure" dZi. These include besides the familiar "eye" patterns (two-eyed, three-eyed,five-eyed,six-eyed,nine-eyed,etc), circle and a square ("dZi", earth door-sky door"), a double wave form ("dZi", round with tiger stripes"), a configuration similar to a British crown ("dZi", round, nectar of immortality bowl), and others dZi with other patterns such as strips, waveforms, and their combinations are generally regarded as real dZi and of Tibetan origin but valued much less highly than the more desirable patterns listed above. The nine-eyed dZi seems to be the most highly preferred.

What Do You Know About Tibetan dZi Beads ?
What is in a dZi bead?The dZi beads have always been one of the most mysterious of beads. Sacred Tibetan dZi beads are usually plump, tubular, agate beads. They are decorated with bands and in the case of pure dZi beads (the best of its kind), eye circles as well. Most Tibetans also consider similarly decorated tabular-eye beads (flat round beads with an eye design) to be a form of dZi. They refer to them as luk me, which means 'sheep's eye.' Most of what is known about dZi beads is theory and conjecture. But we do know that decorated agates of many types have been prized throughout Central Asia from roughly 2000 B.C. to 1000 A.D. dZi are usually dated 500 to 800 A.D. We also know that decorated beads were originally made to imitate older, naturally banded and eyed agate beads that were becoming harder to produce due to failing sources of high-quality material. Eventually (two to three thousand years ago) the decorated examples overtook their natural predecessors in value and desirability.

Making dZi Beads
Many variations of techniques were used to pattern the beads. Chung dZi (lesser quality dZi) and decorated carnelians that exhibit a white surface residue differ from pure dZi and better quality chung dZi examples where the color has gone into, rather than onto the bead.It is generally accepted that mixtures of metal salts and alkalines were painted on the beads to change their color; then heat was used to further change the bead. But the technique was lost, and no one seems able to figure out how beads were first darkened, then selectively lightened (or vice versa), without undoing previous treatments.
Mystical properties of dZi beads
There are also beliefs about dZi beads possessing magical powers associated with health and prosperity. One belief is that dZi beads were dropped to the earth by gods or other supernatural powers and that they remained animate in the form of insects until captured by humans. While there are different stories about tabular-eye beads, almost all groups associate them with protection against the evil eye .These beads stir something very primitive and archetypal in all of us, and even people who have never seen them before and have no idea of their value are attracted to them. Humans have always been fascinated with their own image and especially with beads that look back at them.The type of tabular-eye bead which translates as 'sun, moon, and stars, the three.' This powerful symbol represents all the important celestial bodies: sun, moon, and stars, and nothing catastrophic is supposed to be able to happen to a person wearing it. The Tibetan from whom we purchased this bead was told, 'Put this on and I will shoot you. Nothing will happen. It can't hurt you.' We laughed with our friend because since tabular eyes are much older than guns, they may not have been designed to protect against gunshots. Besided, if the shooter had been wrong, he would have been able to keep our friend's money and beads. Prices of dZi beads over the past three or four years have steadily risen, especially on the more specialized pieces. Four years ago I heard a story of a car accident in Taipei, Taiwan. All were killed except the one dZi wearer. The story has escalated since I read about it a year later as a bus accident and heard it recently in India as a plane crash! Seriously, demand increased as revered Tibetan Buddhist Lamas visited Taiwan and spoke of the many benefits of dZi beads to health and business. Owners of dZi beads have often said to me, 'Bring much luck,' and 'do good business every day.' To them, dZi beads represent both status symbols and hope for the future.On one visit overseas, we were buying malas (Buddhist rosaries), turquoise, and a few dZi, and my friend saw a bead he really wanted. We didn't buy it and many times he talked about it wishfully - much to my chagrin since I'd kept him from having it. Anyway, over a year later and three hundred miles away, the same bead was offered to us again for a slightly higher price. We were obviously intended to have it, and it was after daily wearing of this bead that we noticed an upturn in business. So who can really say?

Saturday, January 6, 2007

SOME BEADS THAT I LOVE

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Two EYE DZI BEADS


  1. 4 EYED DZI BEAD



Tiger tooth
Kwanyin or Guan yin Dzi Beads
dzi beads 5 eye


Friday, January 5, 2007

Red dzi beads


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Monday, January 1, 2007

3 EYE DZI BEADS

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