Rosary, in fact, is also called a number of beads, mainly refers to the items used by some religions in prayer, singing, chanting, chanting or spirituality, generally in various traditional religious members such as Taoism, Roman Catholicism, Orthodox, Anglicanism, Islam, Used in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Bahá'í teaching. For example, Taoist rosary, there are 81, representing Taishang Laojun eighty-one, Catholic rose rosary, there are 59, is used to recite the "Rome of the Rosary", the rosary of Islam, there are 33, turn three The circle is exactly 99. It is the ninety-nine names used to recite "Allah Allah". The Buddhist rosary usually has 108, representing 108 kinds of troubles. With the difference of religion and the difference in the number of beads, the unique meaning of the rosary is given.
Through the millennium inheritance, the rosary has evolved from the tool of meditation and enlightenment into a symbol of the wisdom of all beings. When people face troubles and embarrassment, they are not particularly unadorned, not arrogant, and pray for peace and longevity. Many people like and wear rosary, making the beads become a symbol of fashion culture beyond the religious meaning.
Citation interpretation
Also known as "reading beads." Beads used to count when reading Buddha or mantra. The materials are different, and the number of grains is eighteen, twenty-seven, fifty-four, and one hundred and eighty.
"Old Tang Book · Li Fu Guo Chuan": "Auxiliary country is not blood, often for a limp, depending on the gap between the things, holding a rosary, everyone believes that good." "Dream of the Red Mansion" fifteenth: "North Jing Wang Remove a string of rosary from the wrist and hand it to Baoyu. "At the beginning of the meeting today, there is no tribute to the martial arts. This is a series of sacred rosary beads given by the Holy Spirit. The right is the gift of He Jing." Yu Yu's "Three Teas in the Tea Room, Holding the Pearls and Buddhas": "According to the people who use the Buddha beads, there are also allusions." Lu Xun "彷徨·Divorce": "The two old women in the front cabin also whispered the Buddha. Come, they are glaring at the rosary, they all look at Aunt, and look at each other, swear, nod."
