Details
1. The Zi Wei Taboo & Tai Sui Red Cord is a malefic-resolving sacred object containing a heavenly decree, woven from pure cotton soaked in cinnabar dye, with a gilt Zi Wei Taboo talisman plaque suspended at the center of the cord knot.
2. This red cord symbolizes the supreme divine might of the Supreme Divinity of the North Pole Zi Wei,specifically resolving annual Tai Sui, punishment-clash misfortunes, particularly suitable for those in their Ben Ming Nian (zodiac birth year) or with conflicting life configurations to wear.
3. Lightly wrapped around the wrist, it is like wearing celestial general's armor, keeping evil spirits away and disasters at bay. Acquire it immediately to reverse malevolent stars with the power of heavenly laws, protecting year after year in peace.
Product Description
Hand-Woven Wine-Red Cord
Crimson Binding - Renewed Fate - Fiery Passion - Heavenly Harmony
The cord body is hand-woven with eight-strand braid using ancient methods, soaked in cinnabar solution from Wuyi Mountain, locking in life palace qi fortune with ultimate yang qi;
The deep wine-red hue resembles coagulated blood,conforming to the Taoist secret meaning of "blood as a covenant, connecting with spirits to reach heaven", enhancing protection efficacy for Ben Ming Nian.
Dual Talisman Core
1. Yu Jian Er Zi Wei Taboo:The talisman face is engraved with the three-character stacked talisman "Yu Jian Er", Taoism's strongest ghost-extinguishing talisman, specifically severing millennium-old vengeful spirits, official disputes and lawsuits, suitable for high-risk professions like lawyers and politicians;
2. Taiji Congenital Eight Trigrams:The back is engraved with the congenital Eight Trigrams orientation chart,harmonizing Five Elements imbalance, reversing declining qi of the home, ideal for feng shui masters or those with conflicting life configurations.
Zen Meaning and Heritage
1. Zi Wei Taboo belongs to the core talisman of Taoism's North Pole Exorcism Court, while the red cord Tai Sui-resolving custom originates from the folk "tying red" tradition (民间“扎红”传统).
2. It should be tied to the left wrist on Lichun (Beginning of Spring) or the first day of the本命年 (zodiac birth year), and burned and returned to heaven on New Year's Eve of the following year; the talisman plaque can also be aligned with the Tai Sui direction to enhance protective efficacy.
