Amulet of luck, happiness and wealth (Tibet) (Buddha, lucky fish)

Buddha's eyes or wisdom eyes (Tibetan). In Tibetan and Nepalese Buddhism, the Buddha's eyes or "Wisdom Eyes" are one of the most famous symbolic forms. This symbol is one of the national symbols of Nepal. It can often be seen on various household items, on the streets and in temples. The visual image of the Buddha's eyes means peace and security. The Buddha's eyes support travelers and protect everyone who is near such an object. Each element of the Buddha's eye design has its own special meaning and meaning, there are many interpretations on this topic. The Buddha's eyes have supernatural power that can influence any event that is or will occur in your life, change any situation, and turn it in a positive direction for you. The Buddha is always depicted with half-closed eyes. The Buddha's eyes are neither closed nor open. His eyelids are lowered, he directs his gaze into the depths of his inner world. He does not close his eyes completely so as not to be detached from reality. This is a symbol of the middle path: half of the eyes see the surrounding physical world, while the other half continues to look at the Supreme Reality. The third eye - a symbol of true wisdom, imprinted as a dot above the nose - has an even greater impact. The third eye represents balance, community, liberation from duality, insight, spiritual understanding, the true essence of things. The same applies to the curls instead of the nose, some people see a snail, but others say that it is a “question mark”. In fact, this is the Nepali number “one”, which symbolizes the inseparability of man from the divine principle. This number instead of the nose symbolizes that God and man are one, and man is not only a creation of God, but also an integral part of God. Buddha's eyes have a deep mystical meaning, they can attract good luck to their owner's life, protect him from evil, provide strong protection, and also give wisdom, knowledge of the world, self-knowledge, give inner peace, balance energy flows, drive away bad thoughts, and set a positive tone.

Fish of wealth and luck (Chinese, Tibetan). A very strong Chinese (Tibetan) amulet of wealth and luck, it is considered one of the most powerful. In Chinese mythology, fish symbolizes abundance, wealth, fertility and harmony. One of the treatises speaks of the inhabitants of the depths with fins and scales, but with a human mind, who throw precious pearls and corals ashore. So, the Chinese word "yu" has two meanings: fish and... abundance. It is impossible to come up with a stronger amulet aimed at adding material wealth. Fish is also considered a symbol of spiritual achievement, it is used by those who seek to know themselves and explore their inner world. According to Feng Shui, a pair of fish is considered one of the symbols of Buddha. A pair of fish will bring good luck, give inspiration, protect against evil glances and negativity. The symbolism of fish can be observed, for example, in Christianity (Jesus Christ fed hungry people with fish and bread), in Hinduism, the fish is one of the incarnations (avatars) of the god Vishnu. According to legend, having taken the form of Matsyavatara, a fish, Vishnu saved Manu, the ancestor of all people, as well as in ancient Greek myths (the goddess of love Aphrodite was born by mother Aquarius, one of whose avatars was Pisces). Having a direct connection with the element of water, according to Feng Shui, fish, like water, has the ability to purify.