Pendant, Tibetan Buddhist amulet of good fortune. DZI, Genuine Tibetan Sacred Agates "Tiger's Teeth" Deity of Wealth

Pendant, Tibetan Buddhist amulet of good fortune.

DZI, authentic Tibetan sacred agates "tiger teeth". The DZIS tiger teeth give the person who wears this DZI will-power and persistence. This stone is believed to help focus the mind and achieve personal aspirations.

Deity of Wealth Zakiram (description below)

925 silver hallmarked according to international standards

Copper.

Dimensions of the pendants: 58mm high by 16mm wide by 17mm deep. Weight of 22 grams.

Another model with a DZI called "heaven and earth" is available here

ZAKIRAM
Zakiram was originally a Han princess, who returned to Tibet with a monk
Tibetan and became a well-known god of wealth.

According to legend, a long time ago, a Chezhatang monk from Sera Monastery
went to Wutai Mountain to make a pilgrimage.

At the same time, a beautiful concubine in the imperial palace in the capital
was poisoned. His soul hovered for a long time in the imperial palace. She wanted
get revenge. The whole palace was seized with panic. The Qianlong Emperor learned that the
monk had arrived at Wutai Mountain and went there personally. When the
monk arrived at the palace, he found the soul of the concubine hovering and crying in
the palace.

The eminent monk Ruding communicated with the tormented spirit. He told to
the emperor what had happened. The emperor severely punishes criminals and
asked the monk to recite the sutras for her.

After that, the monk was about to leave, but on his way back,
he discovered that the spirit of concubine ke was following and expressed his wish to
return to this world The compassionate master, and moved by the spirit, agreed to
drive back to Lhasa.

When you see the golden dome of Sera Monastery, Tudao female masters
cannot enter the monastery and can only stay in Zaki. YOU
can build a place here to accept the support of the population
local. The woman nodded in thanks.

So the spirit remained in "Zaki", the master returned to the Sera monastery and
told his trip to Patriarch Chezhakang.

The elder congratulated him and agreed to build a small temple for this woman
Chinese Han in order to protect this woman.

For her statue, a great ceremony was held, and she was named "Zakiram".
In Tibet, every Wednesday is a good day to worship Zajiram. That day, the
people bring white wine and Hada, one by one, to the Tianmu, praying for the
prosperity and wealth.