“Thinh – Suy – Bì – Thai” is the way of choosing a Buddha that forces you to remember.
Not only while waiting for Tet, but Buddhists are sold all year round and still as expensive as hot buns. On the first day, the day of the full moon and other holidays, it is customary for people to buy Buddhas to display on the altar.
In the last days of this year, many people are looking for Buddhists with beautiful shapes and high values as gifts or just display them on a Tet holiday tray.
Buddhahood originated in the country of India. Buddhist countries like China and India love to worship Buddhists. Conceive of Buddhahood as the arms of Buddha. Bring peace, luck, eliminate evil spirits and prosperity from people.
The Buddha’s hand is shaped like a Buddha’s hand. Styrofoam, green or yellow skin, however, belongs to the citrus family. The bark of the Buddha fruit as well as the trunk contain many vitamins and minerals.
According to ancient beliefs, Buddhists are fruits used to worship Buddhas and their ancestors because of their alluring scent, the effect of keeping gods, Buddhas and ancestors in the house longer to bless the owner. People worship Buddhists with the wish that their families will have great luck in the new year, prosperity in wealth, health, …
Besides the significance of spiritual worship, they are also sought after by many to buy from Buddhists to make medicine such as using honey soaked Buddha to cure cough or make jam.
Choose a Buddha with many ears
A beautiful Buddha has many fingers, usually each fruit has 20-30 fingers. Radiant fingers are arranged in many circles like a flower, the outer ring finger with beautiful numbers will be precious. When you choose to buy a Buddha, you should choose a large one, the Buddha’s fingers are also many, long and fat, the fingers are equal. You should also be careful to choose fruits with a smooth and yellow apricot color as the old fruit for longer and more fragrant. A beautiful Buddha has many fingers, usually each fruit has 20-30 fingers.
Obey the “Thinh – Suy – Bì – Thai” rule
Buddhist players usually count the fingers of the fruit, but when counting, they must obey the rules: Thinh – Suy – Bad – Thai. It means counting fruit fingers in turn according to the above 4 words over and over again, the last finger candle falling on Thinh or Thai is very precious. Fruits like this are often very expensive, around tens of millions to one, because thousands of fruits in the garden only have 1 to 2 fruits.
Buy fruit with a beautiful exterior
Avoid buying fruit that is scratched, scuffed, crushed or broken up to the fingers of the Buddha. Do not choose young Buddhas, although they are also yellow in color, but they are very corrupt. Mature Buddha, the essential oil sachets are round, evenly spaced, full and the surface of the fruit is solid and hard.
Observe the outer shell of Buddhahood. Do not choose fruits with brown spots, deep or dry fingers. Buddhas generally have a mild aroma like that of fresh lemon.
Preserving Buddhahood
After purchasing the Buddha, you can dilute the dishwashing liquid, then use a brush to gently wash the Buddha (or wipe it down with white wine) to remove red spiders which are often on fruits and other dirt. Be absolutely careful not to scratch the fruit, which will quickly rot the fruit.
Put the buddha stem in a glass of offering water, after 15-30 days the stem will take root, this root system will absorb water to nourish the fruit, use and store the best can last up to 4 or 4. 5 months.
The effect of the hand of Buddha
Buddhahood is beyond the meaning of very meaningful spiritual worship. Buddhas are also used to make medicines such as using the honey soaked Buddha to treat coughs very well or to make jam. Therefore, although the price of this fruit is quite high, sometimes up to several millions, it still sells well.
