Material: Eagle bone. 108 beads

Size: 11mm, thickness about 0.2 ~0.4 cm

Narrative:

Tibetan Sky Burial Dakini Eagle Bone (Vulture Bone) Rosary

In Tibetan Buddhism, birds such as eagles and crows are regarded as the incarnation of the Dakini and the guardian deities.

Using its bones to practice chanting and offering is a very good auspicious cause.

The Sanskrit translation is "DAKINI". Dakini is a female deity. In the Tantric Buddhism of Tibetan Buddhism, Dakini is the goddess representing wisdom and compassion. Therefore, the sacred bone beads made of eagle bones have a high status among the ritual instruments.

Eagle bone Buddhist beads are a special kind of prayer beads in Tibetan Buddhism, with profound religious significance and cultural background. The material it is made of is derived from the bones of an eagle, symbolizing bravery, fearlessness and a spirit that transcends the world.

**Story and Origin**

The origin of eagle bone Buddhist beads is closely related to the geographical environment and religious beliefs of Tibet. In Tibet, due to the harsh natural environment, Tibetans need to rely on animal resources to sustain their lives. In order to resolve the karma caused by eating animals, devout Tibetans make animal bones into Buddhist beads, and through chanting, praying and practicing, they help the souls of the animals to be liberated, praying that they can have a better reincarnation in the next life.

The making of eagle bone Buddhist beads is not only a religious ritual, but also a way of spiritual salvation. It reminds practitioners to cherish life and treat all living beings with compassion. Users of eagle bone Buddhist beads can eliminate their own karma and achieve inner purity by twisting the beads.

**SYMBOLS AND MEANING**

Eagle bone beads symbolize:

- **Bravery and Fearlessness**: The eagle is regarded as a powerful creature in Tibetan culture, representing the power to overcome difficulties.

- **Compassion and Redemption**: The process of making Buddhist beads is an act of liberating the souls of animals, which shows the compassion of Tibetans.

- **Practice and liberation**: Using eagle bone Buddhist beads for practice can help practitioners eliminate karma and increase wisdom and blessings.

The story of the eagle bone Buddhist beads not only reflects Tibetan Buddhism's respect for life, but also shows the profound religious beliefs in Tibetan culture.