About Qiankun Ring

The Yin-Yang Ring, also known as the Qiankun Ring, is a ritual tool in Taoism and one of the important religious practice items in Taoist culture. It consists of two interlocking circular rings that can be held and rotated back and forth in the hand, symbolizing the meaning of "the cyclic alternation of Yin and Yang, which goes on endlessly". It is usually made of wood or jade. 

The functions and benefits of the Qiankun Circle include enhancing the user's spiritual power, protecting the body, warding off evil spirits, purifying negative energy, and aiding in meditation.

• I. Enhancing the User's Spiritual Power
  The Qiankun Circle can stimulate the user's latent potential, making it easier for practitioners to progress in their cultivation and thereby increasing their spiritual power. For those on the path of spiritual practice, this is a crucial factor in improving the efficiency of their cultivation.
• II. Protecting the User's Body
  The Qiankun Circle not only serves as an amulet, providing a strong barrier for the wearer against adverse environments or enemy attacks, but also has the ability to turn danger into safety at critical moments. When going out for training or undertaking important missions, the Qiankun Circle is an indispensable item.
• III. Warding Off Evil Spirits
  In Taoist culture, the Qiankun Circle is regarded as a sacred object for warding off evil and subduing demons. By chanting mantras and rotating the Qiankun Circle, one can unleash its powerful energy, achieving effects such as the harmonization of heaven and earth and the shifting of constellations, thereby eliminating disasters, dispelling evil, and extending life, fulfilling the user's wishes.
• IV. Purifying Negative Energy and Enhancing Personal Fortune
  The unique form of the Qiankun Circle embodies the profound philosophy of "the cyclical interplay of yin and yang." Rotating the Qiankun Circle can focus the mind, calm thoughts, and eliminate distractions, leading to a state of mental stability and balance. This state not only helps practitioners better understand Taoist principles but also brings auspiciousness and luck in daily life, enhancing personal fortune.
• V. Aiding in Meditation
  The patterns of the Six Stars of the Southern Dipper and the Seven Stars of the Big Dipper on the Qiankun Circle have profound meanings, endowing it with practical functions and power such as protecting life and aiding in meditation. During practice, the Qiankun Circle can serve as a guardian of the mind, helping practitioners enter a meditative state more effectively and improve the results of their practice.