Symbolism of the Shan Gui Hua Qian (Mountain Ghost Coin)

• "Ghost-slaying" Talisman: What appears to be "Mountain Ghost" is actually the Taoist celestial seal "Lei Ling Sha Gui" (Thunder Order to Slay Ghosts), which draws on the fire of heavenly thunder to suppress evil and ward off malevolent forces.

• Bagua on the back: Symbolizes the balance of yin and yang and the righteous energy of the universe, enhancing its protective effects.

Precautions

1. One item, one person: After wearing it close to your body, do not let others touch it, lend it, or give it away to maintain a stable energy field.

2. Avoid water and impurities: Do not expose it to water, blood, or oil stains. Be sure to remove it when bathing or swimming.

3. Respectful occasions: It should not be exposed when sleeping, during marital intimacy, or when entering or exiting restrooms.

4. Cleaning method: If it gets dirty, gently wipe it with a dry cloth; do not wash it with water.