The practice of Taoist philosophy does not confront desire, but defuses impatience until the choice returns. This amulet is designed for the moment before the 'Buy' button. The visual element turns into a guide to slow the rhythm: hold your breath, meditate on the truth-and finally make a choice. With continuous use, it trains a new cycle: impulse → pause → intention. This cycle is the real mechanism for forming better consumption habits.
The practice of Taoist philosophy does not confront desire, but defuses impatience until the choice returns. This amulet is designed for the moment before the 'Buy' button. The visual element turns into a guide to slow the rhythm: hold your breath, meditate on the truth-and finally make a choice. With continuous use, it trains a new cycle: impulse → pause → intention. This cycle is the real mechanism for forming better consumption habits.
The amulet is a Taoist charm written on an amulet, used to pray for blessings from deities, and to bless people, objects or places. It is similar to Korean warrior talismans and Japanese ofuda. This amulet has been blessed and written under the supervision of monks.
