Taboos for wearing obsidian Pixiu

Many people like to wear accessories very much. Some people love diamonds, some people love jewelry, and some people will choose Obsidian Pixiu. People who like to wear jewelry or diamonds, who have relevant knowledge about Obsidian Pixiu, know that they need to be careful when wearing Obsidian Pixiu. There are many taboos and precautions that need to be known. Maybe everyone thinks this is superstition, but it is not, because environmental factors will also affect the efficacy of Obsidian Pixiu.

How to wear: When wearing the Obsidian Pixiu pendant, the Pixiu's head is facing upwards, which symbolizes prosperity. It can also absorb the spiritual energy of the sun and the moon and wealth from all directions. The Obsidian Pixiu pendant can be worn inside or outside the clothes. When worn outside, be careful not to be touched by outsiders.

Taboo: When wearing the obsidian Pixiu pendant, avoid getting it contaminated with dirt, especially blood, as these can affect the Pixiu's spiritual power and also affect the Pixiu's owner's fortune. During sex, try to take it off to avoid getting contaminated by things that shouldn’t be contaminated and bringing bad effects to yourself. It is forbidden to touch the mouth and eyes of the Pixiu, because the eyes can seek treasures from all directions and the mouth can eat wealth from all directions. If touched by outsiders, it will affect the spirituality of attracting wealth. When wearing an obsidian Pixiu pendant, you should not face your head towards the TV, computer screen or mirror, as the reflected strong light will affect the Pixiu's spirituality.

Although the relationship between the owner of the obsidian pixiu pendant after consecration is that of master and servant, the taboos of wearing the obsidian pixiu pendant should also be paid attention to. However, if wearing it affects your normal life, it goes against the original intention of wearing it. When wearing it, just pay attention to the methods and taboos. There is no need to be deliberate. It is more important to offer it with piety and do more good deeds.

Obsidian, also known as "Tokachi Stone", is a naturally occurring glass. It is formed when volcanic lava cools and solidifies so quickly that the crystal structure does not have enough time to grow.

Obsidian is usually found near the periphery of lava flows because the periphery of lava flows cools fastest. Main ingredients: silicon dioxide, hardness: 5, specific gravity: 2.339-2.527, refractive index: 1.48-1.51, water content 1-2%, chemical composition is SiO2 (H2O). Obsidian is a gemstone, also known as "Apache Tears". Legend has it that a team within the Apache tribe was ambushed by the enemy, outnumbered and wiped out. When the bad news came, the tears of the family members fell to the ground and turned into small black stones, hence the name "Apache Tears". Can be processed into handicrafts. In addition, because obsidian has the properties of glass, its cross-section looks like a shell when broken and is very sharp.

In the ancient Stone Age, it was used as a cutting tool such as knives and arrowheads. Modern people use obsidian to make blades for surgical scalpels. In addition, obsidian is cheap, and after being heated at a temperature above 1000°C, due to the moisture contained inside, it will become white granular after burning. It has a loose and porous texture and is used as a soil conditioner in the United States.

We often see it in crystal shops. But because of people's misunderstanding, Obsidian has always been labeled as crystal. In fact, although the chemical composition of Obsidian is similar to that of crystal, it is volcanic glass and not crystal in the strict sense.

Also known as the "Black Diamond Warrior", it is extremely evil-repelling. Among the ancient Chinese Buddhist cultural relics, there are quite a lot of Jichangyuan obsidian sacred objects or Buddha statues that are used to protect homes or ward off evil spirits. Obsidian is also the best gemstone for offering to Buddhism and donations. When worn as an ornament, there is generally a requirement for the number of beads. Specifically used to ward off evil spirits, according to Buddhist custom, fourteen beads are worn. "Fourteen" represents "fearlessness" in Buddhism. The picture on the right shows that obsidian is a type of igneous rock, not crystal. Crystal is a crystal, and obsidian is mainly composed of SiO2 (silicon dioxide). Obsidian is amorphous and microcrystalline colloidal SiO2, not glass. It is formed by the rapid cooling of volcanic lava, so it is difficult to crystallize. It is an amorphous gem with a shell-shaped fracture. Obsidian may be all solid, have stripes, or have spots. The inclusion of crystallites or crystalline solids is the identification feature.