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metaphysics and religion are topics of conversation

which is also referred to as afflictions and called kleshas

Gibbon Ojime Bead fluorite healing properties Mexico and just north ofHand carved boxwood bead inspired by the antique Japanese Ojime. Ojime are the sliding beads on the cord of the Inro Box. Geishas carried an Inro Box to hold their money and personal necessities. An Ojime bead is a Japanese bead or geisha bead that was used with an inro box and a netsuke bead. This Ojime bead was carved by a contemporary Chinese Master Carver (not a child), who took up to as long as four hours to make it. This hand carved bead is 3 4"