THAI BUDDHIST GECKO APHRODISIAC MALA BEADS NECKLACE

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Symbolic Thai Buddhist aphrodisiac mating geckos Mala beads necklace / pendant These mating geckos have traditionally been worn by Thai people believing them to be an aphrodisiac usually on a string of natural wood Mala beads like these, or kept safely in a pocket The Mala beads necklace was traditionally assembledusing 9 strands ofcotton - representing the 9 yana's & 108 original Eucalyptus wood Mala beads acquired fromone of the many temples/monasteries I've visited over the years This amulet necklace could be given as a gift to a loved one with a birthday on Thursday or as a set of Mala beads to chant or pray with Approx. measurements: The amulet measures 2 inches/50mm tall & 1 inch/25mm at widest point The braid measures 35 inches/89.5mmEach Mala bead is approx. 0.25 inches/9mm in diameter Amulets such as this are highly sought after in Thailand. They are seen as essential to bring good luck, long and healthy lives, riches and happiness to their owners. They are all blessed by monks before being distributed. Each amulet is rich in history & symbolism. They are worn as necklaces, kept on special amulet clips, kept on the body in pockets, or stored safely to ensure the owner will benefit from their properties! The amulet & necklace in the photos is completely unique & is the exact item you will receive, it will be securely packed in bubble-wrap & a strong box to ensure it arrives in the exact same condition you see in the photos! I'm very passionate about these amulets, I've collected them for years and have a very large collection, some amulets on the market are incredibly valuable - up to $700,000! I will post this necklace within 2 working days of payment, shipping will take around 10 days Express shipping is available - please contact me for more info. RETURNS - IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR BUYERS Please note - if you are not satisfied with your item(s) and want to return them, I will refund the cost of the item(s) ONLY - not the original postage costs as I have to pay to post them! As a buyer you will also be responsible paying the RETURN SHIPPING COSTS TOO. TO VIEW MY SHOP The Seven Days of Thai Buddhism Traditionally it is believed that Buddha spent seven days following his enlightenment thinking of the suffering of all living creatures and how unimportant his life was prior to reaching enlightenment. In Thailand, the majority of people practice a form of Theravada Buddhism. Many Thais believe that their day of birth reflects their life and t are Buddha images to reflect each day of the week . SUNDAY Sunday is the Day of Restraint. Red is the color of those born on this day of the week. The image shows Buddha standing with the right hand covering the left and represents the period when he had reached enlightenment having spent days of suffering - Buddha then sat under the Bho tree when he had accomplished his enlightenment. A person born on a Sunday is respectable, wise, loved by friends and family. He is likely to be in a professional occupation. His lucky day is Wednesday and lucky color is green . MONDAY Monday is the Day of Making Peace. The day’s color is yellow . This image represents the Buddha standing with his right arm raised in a pacifying gesture. The Buddha stops relatives from fighting by pacifying them. When the Buddha came back from Heaven, he found that his relatives were quarreling about the right to use water from a river for their rice fields. The Buddha encouraged them to compromise and said that human life is much more valuable than water and it was not worth killing men for water. only then did his relatives stopped fighting. A person born on a Monday is serious with a good memory and a love of travel. This person is likely to be in a skilled occupation whose lucky day is Saturday and lucky color is black . TUESDAY Tuesday, with ... read more

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