What does the Tibetan language engraved on the bracelet generally mean?

Tibetan bracelets are generally engraved with six-character proverbs, written in Latin spelling om manipadme hum. The transliteration of Chinese characters is: だ (An), Ma (Ma), Ni (Ba), Mi (Mei) and Hong (She) ~ ~ as a conclusion. The six-character proverbs are the four-arm Guanyin mantra "Six-character Daming mantra" and "Ba", which means that when you read this word, you are in the Buddha's body, your mouth is in the Buddha's mouth, and you mean the Buddha's heart. The so-called body, mouth and heart must be integrated with Buddha in order to achieve. "Well" means "Ruyibao" in Sanskrit, which means "Bao Bu Xin". It is said that this treasure comes from the thought of the Dragon King. If you get this treasure, you can enter the sea without treasure and climb the mountain without treasure, so it is also called "Jubao". "Eight meters", which means "lotus" in Sanskrit, means "lotus heart", which is as pure as lotus. "Bang" means "the heart of King Kong", which means wishing for success, that is, you must rely on the power of Buddha to get "enlightenment", achieve everything, and finally realize your desire to become a Buddha. Tibetan Buddhism tantra also regards these six-character mantra as the foundation of all Buddhist classics, and reciting it repeatedly can eliminate disasters, accumulate virtue and become a Buddha. Therefore, the six-character mantra is popular in Tibetan society, and monks and laymen keep chanting it at work or at rest, even before going to bed, thus generating incredible spiritual strength. If something goes wrong with you, make sure you are in a good mood; If you have any disease or disaster, make sure you are safe.

In addition to chanting all the time, people also carved six-character mantra to express their yearning for happiness and worship of Guanyin Bodhisattva. On the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the six-character mantra can be said to be everywhere, and it can be seen at the top of the mountain and beside the deep valley, which seems to be ingenious. Inside and outside the temple, on the roofs of the residents, on the walls and around the herdsmen's tents, there are six-character mantras that have been artistically processed. Although they are dazzling and similar to artistic decorations, they actually express people's thoughts and give people a strong sense of religion.

There are many things related to six-character mantra, such as six-character mantra flag, six-character mantra building, six-character mantra bucket (cylinder), six-character mantra stone carving and so on. Among them, the six-character mantra stone carvings are huge in scale and far-reaching, which can be called the treasure house of six-character mantra.