Taoist bracelet "Undetermined" Qiankun circle

"Undetermined" Qiankun Circle

[Taoism Follows Nature · Protective Bracelet]

Crafted by Taoist artisans, this hand-carved bracelet inherits the spirit of Taoism through the ages. It's not just an elegant wrist accessory, but a protective talisman to carry with you.

The Qiankun Circle, as its name suggests, is a divine circle embodying the power of "Qian" (Heaven) and "Kun" (Earth). It is not made of ordinary iron, but rather an innate spiritual treasure, symbolizing the laws of the universe and its unstoppable strength.

The core of its name: It derives from the "Qian" (Heaven) and "Kun" (Earth) principle from the Book of Changes.

Symbolism:

• The two rings represent "Qian" (Heaven) and "Kun" (Earth), respectively.
• Its meaning is more profound than the "Yin-Yang Circle," symbolizing the harmony between heaven and earth, the embrace of all things, and the supreme power that governs the universe.

Main Use: In addition to the spiritual functions of the Yin-Yang Circle, it also carries a touch of "magic instrument," symbolizing the power to control the laws of heaven and earth. In literary works, it may also be attributed with supernatural powers.

Daoist magic instruments are important items for Taoist religious practice. They consist of two connected rings that can be rotated back and forth in the hand, representing the "repetition of Yin and Yang." They are typically made of wood or jade. There are also three rings nested together, called "Three Talents Ring" or "Three Rings Nesting the Moon". Elderly Taoists especially like to play with this to exercise their fingers and wrists.

Small yet powerful, it makes a meaningful gift or a personal amulet.

Product Information:

• Bracelet Material: Titanium steel alloy, hand-carved
• Taoist Blessing: Consecrated and blessed by Taoist Master Yi Yuan according to the Longhushan Zhengyi Taoist rituals!
• Care Tips: Titanium steel alloy is resistant to fading. Wipe gently with a soft cloth, avoid contact with harsh chemicals, and remove before swimming or showering to slow oxidation.

▪ Spiritual Carving, Protective Talisman

Crafted from a titanium steel alloy, the bracelet is meticulously hand-carved by Taoist artisans with Taoist inscriptions and auspicious symbols, such as the Tai Shang Protective Mantra and the Big Dipper. Every stroke is imbued with sincere Taoist devotion, like a magical talisman engraved on the body, offering constant protection, warding off evil, and calming the mind.

▪ Energy Convergence, Self-Forming Aura

The material itself imbues the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, combined with esoteric Taoist symbols, to create a gentle and sustained field of positive energy. Wearing it purifies your personal magnetic field, shielding you from negative energy, ensuring a safe and peaceful journey.

▪ Simple design, versatile and versatile

Designed in accordance with the aesthetic principle of "the ultimate simplicity," this bracelet features a simple, traditional style that embodies the profound Taoist cultural heritage while maintaining a modern and fashionable aesthetic. Suitable for both men and women, it effortlessly complements any outfit, creating a discreet statement of refined taste.

▪ A thoughtful gift, a double gift

Whether for yourself or as a gift for a loved one, this bracelet is a unique gift that carries the best wishes for health and peace. It transforms invisible protection into a tangible touch of warmth on your wrist, a constant companion.

Owning this bracelet not only brings peace of mind, but also allows you to possess a piece of Taoist wisdom spanning millennia.

Why choose this bracelet?

Amulets from Taoism:

In Taoism, various runes have different functions, such as wealth charms, which bring wealth to the wearer.

This one, the "Golden Light Divine Mantra Talisman," harnesses the power of the Golden Light Divine Mantra to protect the body and ward off evil.

The Zhengyi School's talisman system is a complex cultural system that integrates faith, philosophy, medicine, psychology, and mysticism. More than just superstition, it is an ancient practice that uses specific rituals and symbols to cultivate positive psychological influences, regulate the physical and mental environment, and meet the spiritual needs of believers.

For believers, it serves as a bridge between humans and gods, seeking protection; for outsiders, it provides an important window into Chinese Taoist culture and folk beliefs.

Learn more about the "Talismans of the Zhengyi School of Taoism at Longhu Mountain" >>