Thank you very much for viewing our products. Bundle Discount Available! (^○^) 5% off when purchasing 2 items together 10% off when purchasing 3 or more items together (Limited to combined shipping) We will create a dedicated product page with the discount applied, so please contact us before purchasing. Materials: Natural Wood, Sandalwood Alloy, Six-Syllable Mantra Rotating Disc, Diameter 13mm (Rotatable) Amitabha Buddha, Height 60mm, Width 40mm, Thickness 8mm Sandalwood, Barrel Beads 8*9mm, Round Beads 6mm Chain Length: Approximately 65cm Weight: 20g Amitabha Buddha, whose name in Sanskrit is Amitayusa (Infinite Life) and Amitaba (Infinite Light), is also known as the Buddha of Infinite Life, the Buddha of Infinite Light, Avalokitesvara King Buddha, and the King of Ambrosia. The mantra is quiet. He is the founder of the Western Paradise, and along with Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva and Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva, they are called the "Three Saints of the West." Amitabha Buddha represents infinite light and infinite life, and can silently protect those born in the years of the Dog and the Pig. He is connected to wisdom, helps to escape suffering, and allows one to persevere without fatigue, creating a life of Buddhist practice in society and at home. Amitabha Buddha is the Lord of the Western Pure Land world, and he vows to save all sentient beings with endless wishes, never abandoning his vows. He vows to illuminate every practitioner with infinite light, and can remove all the heavy sins of karma. Those who hold his name can receive the blessings of the Buddha in their lifetime, removing all suffering from disasters and karma. After death, they can transform into the Pure Land and obtain all peace. For those whose zodiac signs are "Dog" and "Pig," their guardian Buddha is Amitabha Buddha. The Six-Syllable Mantra is said to be the "Fundamental Mantra" of the Secret Lotus Department of Buddhism. It contains the essence of the Buddha Department, the Jewel Department, the Lotus Department, and the Diamond Department. "Om" represents the heart of the Buddha Department. When reciting this character, one's body becomes the body of the Buddha, one's mouth becomes the mouth of the Buddha, and one's mind becomes the mind of the Buddha. In other words, the body, mouth, and mind are united with the Buddha, and only then can one achieve results. "Ma" in Sanskrit means "wish-fulfilling jewel," representing the "Jewel Department Heart." This jewel is said to have come from the head of the Dragon King. "Padme" in Sanskrit means "lotus flower," representing the "Lotus Flower Department Heart," which is metaphorically pure and without blemish, like a lotus flower. "Hum" represents the "Diamond Department Heart," meaning to pray for accomplishment. It means that without relying on the power of the Buddha, one cannot attain "enlightenment," accomplish everything, cross the river of life, and finally achieve the wish of Buddhahood.