Known as a good medicine for Buddhism! Reveal the world's lightest gemstone beeswax

Beeswax is one of the four organic gems, and it is known as "the lightest gem in the world". Amber is a very precious traditional Chinese medicine in ancient China, and it is called "magic medicine".

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Beeswax has been buried deep underground for over 10 million years. It is deeply loved by people because of its warm feel and comfortable color. Formed in the vicissitudes of years, silently condensed the essence of thousands of years. Some are transparent, others are ethereal. It is delicate in texture and light in weight, similar to plastic, but completely different from plastic in color and texture. Natural amber beeswax has natural spirituality, which can never be achieved by plastic or synthetic imitation.

It is recorded in Compendium of Materia Medica that amber is non-toxic and fragrant. It can soothe the five internal organs, calm the soul, eliminate blood stasis, dredge five stranguria, strengthen the heart and improve eyesight, and stop heartache and epilepsy. It has the functions of nourishing the heart, calming the nerves and breaking the vitality of blood. In the Middle Ages, doctors in Europe used amber to treat ulcers, migraines, insomnia, food poisoning, jaundice and other diseases.

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Beeswax can refresh the mind, relieve eye fatigue and relieve people's discomfort when they are nervous. For example, some people will tremble and turn red. Beeswax can help you calm down, reduce external interference, improve your balance ability, especially when standing at a height, and reduce your psychological burden.

According to Tibetan Buddhism, beeswax is a very spiritual treasure. It is one of the seven treasures of Buddhism. With its practice, its efficacy is doubled. Tibetan Buddhism likes to use it as beads and thinks that beeswax has a strong psychic effect. Amber is the most widely spread and is a gem believed by any religion. (including Buddhism, Christianity, etc. ).

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Beeswax is naturally spiritual, because other self-forms, like fingerprints, each model is unique in the world.