Who should not wear peach kernel bracelets

Many men and women in urban life have the habit of wearing peach-kernel bracelets, but experts tell us that not everyone is lucky enough to wear peach-kernel bracelets. In real life, many people are not suitable for wearing it. If you wear it blindly without considering your actual situation, it will not only be difficult to bring you benefits, but on the contrary it may also bring some bad effects. So the question we are going to discuss today is who should not wear peach kernel bracelets?

The main purpose of wearing Buddhist beads is to accumulate merit and bring good luck. The material, age, price, style, and how it is worn have little to do with it.

1. There are three situations for the number of Buddhist beads:

1. Generally, the number of Buddha beads is calculated in multiples of 7, 49, or 108. Therefore, 7, 49, or 108 beads are more in line with the specifications.

2. Set the number of trees according to the length suitable for wearing on the hand, so as to facilitate carrying;

3. The number of trees is determined randomly without any rules.

2. Consecration of Buddhist beads: 1. Go to the temple and directly ask for consecrated Buddhist beads; 2. Buy the Buddhist beads yourself and then go to the temple to ask the master to consecrate them. The purpose of the consecration ceremony is to spread Buddhism and widely publicize the merits of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Buddhist beads can be consecrated or not. Buddhist beads that have not been consecrated can be used directly.

3. In fact, the value of Buddhist beads lies not in collection but in use. If used well, Buddhist beads of any material are priceless.

Buddhist beads are also called rosary beads. Rosary beads are used to chant Buddha's name and count. As long as you chant Buddha's name diligently, it doesn't matter what material it is made of, the number of beads, the price, the style, and how you wear it. As long as you can complete your daily practice, it will be fine.

4. Homework means that practitioners set a number for themselves as a task to be completed every day in order to make themselves more diligent in chanting the Buddha's name. For example, they may chant "Namo Amitabha" 30,000 times a day. To do this, they need to use prayer beads or a counter to calculate how many times they have chanted to see if they have completed the task. This is done to facilitate perseverance and form a habit, and is a great form of spiritual practice.

5. You can use the keywords "response to chanting Buddha's name", "response to reading scriptures", "response to reading the Ksitigarbha Sutra", "response to releasing animals", etc. to find many wonderful articles on the Internet, all of which are real examples. Typical articles include: "A Girl's Invisible Wings", "Sharing of Inspirations and Theoretical Methods for Seeking Marriage", "Three Years of Releasing Life", "My Fellow Practitioner Got a Job, and I Also Got a Pay Rise. Within Three Weeks, My Family's Annual Income Increased by RMB 140,000! "wait.

6. Believing in Buddhism, chanting Buddha’s name and practicing it can change your destiny. There is a book called "The Four Lessons of Life". The author details his own experience in seeking a successful career, health, wealth, and children, and wrote it into a book. It is available online, so go find it and read it. The original work is in classical Chinese, but there are modern Chinese translations available online, so you can look for the translation and read it.