Ying Yang Tibetan Woven Bracelet and Infinity Knot

The Infinity Knot is a symbolic knot used in Tibetan Buddhism. Since the knot has no beginning and no end, it symbolizes the infinite wisdom of the Buddha and the sacred law of reciprocity.

It is an ancient symbol that represents the interrelationship of the spiritual path, the flow of time and movement within that which is eternal. All existence, it tells us, is linked with time and change, to finally rest serenely in a mind free of confusion, a mind that has generated buddhic attainment.

The power of these bracelets comes from the ritual of their manufacture. While braiding the bracelets, Tibetan monks recite mantras. The mantra is a short formula formed by one or a series of syllables repeated numerous times during the prayer to the Divine. This Sanskrit term means mind (manas) and protection (tra).

Its purpose is then: to protect the mind.

The mantra is said to be based on the supposed power of sound.

Thanks to the vibration of the sound and its resonance, it would have the power to modify the environment and to act on those who recite it. With this practice, Tibetan monks seek to focus, to channel their mind which tends to wander.

The best known mantra of Tibet is that of the Buddha of compassion Chenrezig, Om Mani Padme Hum (homage to the lotus jewel) hymn to compassion and great respect for existence.

Each knot of this Lucky Bracelet was made by a Tibetan Buddhist monk. The channeling of the positive energy linked to this spiritual practice is concentrated in this bracelet. Whoever wears it will benefit from this positive energy.