Why is there a counter on the bead bracelet?

This kind of situation you mentioned should be more common on Tibetan Buddha beads, because Tibetans believe in Buddhism, and many people have to recite spells at work, so it is easy to be interrupted and forget the recited numbers. Because many secret spells have to recite hundreds of thousands and millions of words in their lifetime, there are two kinds of counters. One is that there are two counters tied with beads, each with ten beads and a hundred digits. That is, every reading cycle (108 beads) is recorded as 100 times (the rest are trapping), dial the beads on this counter or dial the next one. When all the 10 beads on the hundred-digit counter are dialed, it is 1000 times, and then dial another counter. The other is called clip, which is made of silver, copper, iron and other metals. Read it once (108 beads) and read it 100 times, and then put the clip next to the first bead. I didn't watch it once (100 times), but I edited the next bead, which is almost 100 times. But now many practitioners have better technical tools. This kind of counter is more decorative and looks solemn and beautiful.