Chinese name: mbth, Eye of Heaven: DYDZ, also known as DYDZ, Phoenix and Hawkeye Material: Obsidian Attribute: carbonate sediments Origin: Tibet Classification: Divided into Thirteen Eyes History: Legend has it that the treasure of Tianzhu originally belonged to the "God", and the history and historical records of Eye of Heaven introduced that DYDZ is an original ecological sedimentary particle with specific sedimentary facies marks found in inland sediments. It is a rainbow eye stone in sedimentary rocks. Very rare. Sedimentary chalcedony ophthalmia is still blank in the existing data, and there is no physical object before. Whether the cause is physical, chemical or biological is still a mystery. In a word, the appearance of dzi beads proves that the model of dzi beads in Tibet exists, not a legend. Since 1999, * * * three kinds of ophthalmia have been found in sediments, which are named as dzi beads, phoenix and eagle eyes respectively. Mu Feng was discovered in Beimaojiagou, Tongshan Town, Yuanqu County, Shaanxi Province. Tianzhu and Hawkeye Found in the riverbed of Yimei River in Longmen, Luoyang. Found all naked beads and chalcedony pills. According to historical legends, dzi beads originally belonged to the treasure of "God". Because of its defects, it was banished to the world and later discovered by Tibetans. Therefore, Tibetans believe that the eye stone is a "stone from heaven." It is one of the seven treasures. According to the historical records of the eye stone, the internal structure of the eye stone has strong magnetic field energy in the universe. It has been confirmed by Japanese research that the Martian meteorite fell in the Himalayas three or four thousand years ago, which made the raw ore of Huoyan stone have 14 elements of Mars under strong impact, and the magnetic field energy of Yb element was particularly strong, which led to the incredible induction of Huoyan stone, which is also in line with what Tibetans call Huoyan stone "falling rock". The material of dzi beads is generally silk-wrapped agate, and there are many eyes at a time, but there are fewer eyes above three. Many eyes can have nine eyes and ten eyes, which is expensive. The eyes of ancient dzi beads were also dyed with herbs, and most of what we see in modern times are dyed with modern pigments. Ophthalmic stones can be divided into one order to thirteen orders, such as Aquarius, Lotus, Tiger Pattern, Heaven and Earth, Horse Tooth, Thread Beads, Round Beads, Zhu Shou and so on. And their value is determined by their appearance and age. Generally speaking, the more eyes, the more precious they are. It is said that the holders can eliminate disasters and solve problems, and the business of shopping malls is also beneficial. In addition, because the eye stone can be connected with the sky, attract the earth's atmosphere and absorb the aura of the sun, the moon, the stars and the earth, it can be worn on the body to form the so-called "Book of Changes", which is beneficial for both internal and external cultivation. Natural products have not been artificially polished. The origin of eye stones can be traced back to 3000 BC to 1500 BC, the ancient Indian country of Aryans. At that time, people prayed for the protection of God and Buddha, so dzi beads were created. At that time, people used symbolic patterns such as spells and totems recorded in ancient documents (that is, various patterns on dzi beads) to draw on stones, thus achieving the benefits of enhancing spiritual (soul) consciousness. According to the Vedas, in ancient times, due to the influence of geographical environment and natural disasters, the heart of asking God for help naturally arose, and the "dzi beads" came into being. At the same time, various drugs were infiltrated to treat diseases, and the totem concept of witchcraft spells was painted on stones to obtain the blessing and protection of Buddha. Usage The representative record of worshipping Buddha and Bodhisattva is that Princess Wencheng brought a Buddha statue from India as a dowry when she married Tubo Zanpu in the fifteenth year of Zhenguan of Emperor Taizong (AD 64 1 year). Finally, this Buddha statue is located in the Sakyamuni Buddha Hall of Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet. This Buddha statue is made of 100 kinds of dzi beads used by Tibetans, including three nine-eye dzi beads, three-eye dzi beads and three-eye dzi beads. This Buddha statue is enshrined in the Sakyamuni Hall of Jokhang Temple in Lhasa. According to historical records, the grassland passage between Yuyuan Garden and Tubo is an important way of grassland cultural exchange between Tibet and the north. This ancient road was opened at least in the 5th century BC. Tianzhu has a long history, beautiful and mysterious legends, and the pious collection and support of Tibetans have become precious treasures in people's hearts.