Can I wear Buddhist Wanzi?

Buddhism can be worn by thousands of words.

Throughout the ages, it is deeply loved by the public and worn by many people.

According to the Buddhist scriptures, believers can get rid of all the troubles of demons and ghosts, eliminate all kinds of disasters and grow good roots.

Maruko can be used to ward off evil spirits and protect the body. It's a symbol on the Buddha's chest. If you want to make feng shui ornaments with ten thousand characters, that's no good. Because Buddhists don't talk about yin and yang, five elements, gossip, feng shui, fortune telling and so on. Ten thousand words are not enough for feng shui. Wanzi (called "Yongzhong" symbol in Tibetan) is an auspicious symbol of Yongzhong Buddhism. Showing golden light, Tathagata has a ten thousand words on his chest. Wu Zetian of Tang Dynasty in China set the tone as "Wan". It means "a collection of auspicious virtues". In Buddhist scriptures, it is also written as "wow". This word is read as "a moment full of interests" in Sanskrit, which means "auspicious sea clouds", that is, auspicious symbols presented between the sea and the sky. Painted on the Buddha's chest, Buddhists regard it as "auspicious" and can emit precious light. "its light is dazzling, and there are thousands of things."