What does Tibetan Jiawa mean?

In Tibetan culture, the word "Jiawa" is usually interpreted as "good luck" or "peace and happiness". It is often used to pray for blessings. People hope that the power of Jiawa can bring health, longevity, happiness and prosperity to relatives and friends.

"Adding bricks and tiles" in the original meaning refers to constantly adding bricks and tiles when building a house, which means working hard and doing one's part. People in Xizang's respect for work and hard-working spirit can be seen from this.

In addition, in some cases, "Jiawa" is also used to refer to an ancient profession in Tibet-fortune tellers, who are responsible for sacred ceremonies such as sacrifice, divination and blessing, guiding people and predicting the future.

Generally speaking, the word "Jiawa" is rich in Tibetan culture and has many interpretations, and the specific meaning needs to be judged according to the context.