Tibetan bracelets are generally engraved with six-character proverbs, which are written in Latin and spelled om manipadme hum. Chinese characters are transliterated as: 卆 (an), ma (ma), ni (ni), ba (mi), hong (She)~ She is the knot. "Well" in Sanskrit means "Ruyi Bao", which means "Bao Bu Xin". It is said that this treasure comes from the mind of the Dragon King. If you get this treasure bead, you can go to the sea without treasure, and you can go up the mountain without treasure, so it is also called "Jubao". "Bami", which means "lotus" in Sanskrit, means "lotus's heart", which is as pure and flawless as lotus. "Bang" means "Vajra's heart", which means praying for achievement, that is, we must rely on the power of Buddhism to get "enlightenment", achieve everything, and finally achieve the desire to become a Buddha. The tantric Tibetan Buddhism regards these six-character mantra as the root of all Buddhist classics, and recites it repeatedly, that is, we can eliminate disasters, accumulate virtues and achieve success as a Buddha. If you have any illness or disaster, you will be safe.
In addition to chanting all the time, people also carve and draw six-character mantra to express their longing for happiness and worship of Guanyin Bodhisattva. On the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, six-character mantra can be seen everywhere, at the top of mountains and beside deep valleys, which seems to be fantastic. Inside and outside the temple, There are six-character mantra after artistic processing. Although they are dazzling and resemble artistic decorations, they actually express people's thoughts in their hearts and give people a strong sense of religion.
There are many related to six-character mantra, such as six-character mantra flag, six-character mantra building, six-character mantra bucket (cylinder) and six-character mantra stone carvings, among which the six-character mantra stone carvings are large in scale and far-reaching.