Hi at all, 

 

I'm new here and I have a few questions about the white sai sin.

I know there are a lot of topics here about these white strings. But I hope I get here some more answers.

 

What happened when the string falls off? Is the luck away or unluck comes?

 

 

Dont worry its  just a load of old  baloney nonsense, but to get perspective, when it  falls  off  gravity will most  likely let it  end  up on the floor , unless its  a  windy  day. Thats what  happens and  ALL that happens

Yes thank you ????

But I'm really interessted what the tradition says what happened.

12 minutes ago, Thainewbie123 said:

Yes thank you ????

But I'm really interessted what the tradition says what happened.

It is supposed to bring you good luck, it is tied with good wishes, it is bad luck (and very impolite) to remove it yourself, it has to disintegrate by itself which it does fairly quickly but you can help it along by accidentally cutting it with a pair of scissors in the bathroom

11 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

it has to disintegrate by itself which it does fairly quickly but you can help it along by accidentally cutting it with a pair of scissors in the bathroom

 

Or as soon as you are around the corner and out of sight.

Ok, so it is really ok if the string will fall of and the "protection" wiöl be there...

On 10/2/2019 at 6:30 PM, Thainewbie123 said:

Ok, so it is really ok if the string will fall of and the "protection" wiöl be there...

same as a condom, if it falls off, the protection's not there anymore

12 minutes ago, digbeth said:

same as a condom, if it falls off, the protection's not there anymore

Still have the amulet option.

21 minutes ago, digbeth said:

same as a condom, if it falls off, the protection's not there anymore

Yours fall off, I can't get them over. 

8 minutes ago, Vacuum said:

Still have the amulet option.

I've just added 27 more. 

I have had my latest one for years and years. When it falls off my mother in law will doubtless put on a new one, as she very kindly always does. 

 

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my thai in-laws just cut it off when they feel like it.
they are buddhist practicioners hence they do not put their sense of well-being into outside material objects.