The origin of the mysterious Tibetan beads Dzi is filled with myths and legends. These stories differ in different areas of Tibet. Most myths speak of the divine origin of Dzi. And most Tibetans believe that Dzi beads are either descended from the gods or are of heavenly origin. But there are legends about the completely terrestrial origin of these Tibetan amulets.

Many have heard about Dzi beads - the mysterious Tibetan talismans. But few people know about their origin and influence on a person and his fate. Ancient Dzi, found in the territory of modern Tibet, have an age of 2000 to 3000 years. But these ancient talismans are probably of earlier origin. According to some reports, the history of the origin of Tibetan beads Dzi takes us back centuries far beyond the three thousand-year milestone of the currently known ancient Dzi.

Dzi Bead 4 eyes is a bead of 4 Bodhisattva. Bodhisattva is the designation of a person in Buddhism who practices spiritual practices to become a Buddha (enlightened) and to bring benefit to all beings on earth. Bodhisattva's consciously remain in this world and do not go into nirvana to help people and other living beings get out of Samara — an endless cycle of rebirths.

A 7-eye Dzi bead favors seven different aspirations in life. These are aspirations in career growth, achieving wealth, prosperity, longevity, improving relationships, gaining recognition and self-improvement. Wearing this bead allows you to achieve success at work and in your personal life, strengthens your health and harmonizes the condition of a person.

The Dzi Bead of 6 eyes eliminates suffering, expels sorrow and has the ability to attract good luck. In Buddhism, there is a concept of 6 levels of human existence in the material Universe. These levels describe the gradation from the lowest, which in European tradition can be described as hell, to the highest - paradise.

The 5-eye Dzi bead is a talisman of wealth. The 5 eyes of Dzi represent the five gods of wealth who bring wealth to human life in many ways. Dzi 5 eyes is a talisman that brings the owner more money, good luck in business, leads to wealth, prosperity and longevity. Therefore, it is very suitable for those who seek monetary gain, especially by earning through multiple sources of income.

Dzi Bead 3 eyes brings wealth to its owner. The three eyes of this bead symbolize the god of wealth Kubera in Tibet. Two eyes correspond to the eyes of this deity, and the third to his mouth. The 3 eyes of Dzi also symbolize the unification in one whole of the 3 key components of a person: body, mind and soul. Such a harmonious combination of soul, mind and body contributes to the achievement of good health, success and wealth.

Dzi bead 2 eyes is a talisman for those who are looking for love, their soulmate to create a family or want to strengthen their marriage. The two-eyed bead of Dzi helps create a happy and harmonious marriage and improves family relationships. In addition, it ensures the achievement of life goals and makes a person more wise.

Dzi Bead 1 eye is a symbol of the disclosure of personal potential, individuality, light and wisdom, enhances intelligence and the ability to think creatively. The person wearing it becomes wiser, his creative abilities are enhanced and his talents are manifested brighter. Wearing 1-eye Dzi promises good luck in career growth and success in society. The one-eyed bead Dzi clarifies the mind, calms thoughts, brings calm and happiness.

Bead Dzi 13 eyes will help to establish communication in all its diverse manifestations. It helps to get rid of the fear of public speaking. Wearing it gives confidence in conversations and debates with other people, both in private conversation and in large crowds. In addition, the 13-eyed bead Dzi helps to communicate with the spiritual world and the creatures that inhabit it.