Why wear five kinds of jade Buddha statues? Do you know their meaning? Secrets of the Jade Buddha

Jade has always been highly praised by consumers in our country and has formed a unique culture. Buddhism has a long history and far-reaching influence in our country. The Jade Buddha is an ornament that combines jade culture and Buddhist culture, and has always been popular among consumers. There are various shapes of jade Buddhas on the market, each with its own meaning. Today I will introduce them to you one by one.

Maitreya Buddha is always smiling and has a big belly. This kind of jade Buddha shape should be the most popular. People wear jade Maitreya Buddha to learn from his optimistic, open-minded, tolerant and humble spirit.

Sakyamuni Buddha, also known as Tathagata Buddha, is the highest deity in the Western Paradise, symbolizing supreme compassion and wisdom. The jade Buddha, which has a calm and kind face, is meant to ward off evil and make the wearer more compassionate and wise.

Jigong Buddha combines Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism into one. He holds a broken fan, walks around the world in tattered clothes, and enjoys helping others. The Jade Jigong Buddha symbolizes endurance of humiliation and the persistence of one’s original aspiration in the face of the world’s ridicule and scolding. In addition, people wear it in the hope of learning the ease and freedom of Jigong Buddha.

The prototype of the Free and Easy Buddha is the monk Qibi, who loves freedom by nature and enjoys being free. The Jade Happy Buddha symbolizes freedom and ease, which is very similar to the Jade Maitreya Buddha. The difference between the two is that the jade Maitreya Buddha is usually sitting, while the jade Happy Buddha is usually standing.

The shape of the Baby Buddha, as the name suggests, is carved into the image of a child. The jade Buddha in the shape of a baby Buddha fits the Buddhist Zen spirit. It retains a solemn and peaceful temperament while also retaining a bit of cuteness and childishness. Jade baby Buddhas are usually worn by children in the hope that they will not lose their childlike innocence when facing the world.

When choosing a jade Buddha, in addition to paying attention to the quality of the jade itself, such as its quality, color, etc., you should also consider the appearance of the jade Buddha.

The eyes of the Jade Buddha must not have any flaws or asymmetry, and must be able to give people a kind and benevolent feeling; the face must be smiling, and only a laughing Jade Buddha can bring peace. In addition, the face cannot have any flaws or cracks, nor can it have an asymmetrical yin-yang face; the chin must be round and delicate, so that it shows blessings; if the shape is Maitreya Buddha, then the belly must be big and prominent, and "big belly" means "generous", so as to reflect the compassion and tolerance of Maitreya Buddha; the Buddha's light is a symbol of wisdom and must not have cracks.

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