Thangka Zodiac Amulet: East-West Energy Fusion for Good Fortune Lucky Wealth Charm

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Amulets Information：

“A sacred window into Tibetan wisdom—each Thangka holds centuries of devotion, divine energy, and spiritual protection in every brushstroke.”

Elements：

Identify Your Guardian Angel

• Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara often refers to the Thousand-Armed form of the Bodhisattva of Compassion.

• Akasagarbha is a revered Bodhisattva known in English as Akasagarbha or “Void Store” Bodhisattva.

• Manjushri is the Bodhisattva of Wisdom.

• Samantabhadra is the Bodhisattva of Practice and Meditation.

• Mahasthamaprapta is the Bodhisattva of Strength or “He Who Has Obtained Great Power.”

• Vairocana refers to the celestial Buddha often called “Mahavairocana” or simply “Vairocana.”

• Acala may also be referred to as “Acalanatha,” known in Japanese tradition as “Fudō Myōō.”

• Amitabha is the Buddha of Infinite Light, often called “Amitāyus” or “Amitabha Buddha.”

  Identify Your Chinese Zodiac (year of birth)

  Rat

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1948	Wǔ-Zǐ (戊子)	1948.02.10 – 1949.01.28
  1960	Gēng-Zǐ (庚子)	1960.01.28 – 1961.02.14
  1972	Rén-Zǐ (壬子)	1972.02.15 – 1973.02.02
  1984	Jiǎ-Zǐ (甲子)	1984.02.02 – 1985.02.19
  1996	Bǐng-Zǐ (丙子)	1996.02.19 – 1997.02.06
  2008	Wǔ-Zǐ (戊子)	2008.02.07 – 2009.01.25
  2020	Gēng-Zǐ (庚子)	2020.01.25 – 2021.02.11

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  Ox

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1949	Jǐ-Chǒu (己丑)	1949.01.29 – 1950.02.16
  1961	Xīn-Chǒu (辛丑)	1961.02.15 – 1962.02.04
  1973	Guǐ-Chǒu (癸丑)	1973.02.03 – 1974.01.22
  1985	Yǐ-Chǒu (乙丑)	1985.02.20 – 1986.02.08
  1997	Dīng-Chǒu (丁丑)	1997.02.07 – 1998.01.27
  2009	Jǐ-Chǒu (己丑)	2009.01.26 – 2010.02.13
  2021	Xīn-Chǒu (辛丑)	2021.02.12 – 2022.01.31

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  Tiger

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1950	Gēng-Yín (庚寅)	1950.02.17 – 1951.02.05
  1962	Rén-Yín (壬寅)	1962.02.05 – 1963.01.24
  1974	Jiǎ-Yín (甲寅)	1974.01.23 – 1975.02.10
  1986	Bǐng-Yín (丙寅)	1986.02.09 – 1987.01.28
  1998	Wǔ-Yín (戊寅)	1998.01.28 – 1999.02.15
  2010	Gēng-Yín (庚寅)	2010.02.14 – 2011.02.02
  2022	Rén-Yín (壬寅)	2022.02.01 – 2023.01.21

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  Rabbit

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1951	Xīn-Mǎo (辛卯)	1951.02.06 – 1952.01.26
  1963	Guǐ-Mǎo (癸卯)	1963.01.25 – 1964.02.13
  1975	Yǐ-Mǎo (乙卯)	1975.02.11 – 1976.01.30
  1987	Dīng-Mǎo (丁卯)	1987.01.29 – 1988.02.16
  1999	Jǐ-Mǎo (己卯)	1999.02.16 – 2000.02.04
  2011	Xīn-Mǎo (辛卯)	2011.02.03 – 2012.01.22
  2023	Guǐ-Mǎo (癸卯)	2023.01.22 – 2024.02.09

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  Dragon

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1952	Rén-Chén (壬辰)	1952.01.27 – 1953.02.13
  1964	Jiǎ-Chén (甲辰)	1964.02.13 – 1965.02.01
  1976	Bǐng-Chén (丙辰)	1976.01.31 – 1977.02.17
  1988	Wǔ-Chén (戊辰)	1988.02.17 – 1989.02.05
  2000	Gēng-Chén (庚辰)	2000.02.05 – 2001.01.23
  2012	Rén-Chén (壬辰)	2012.01.23 – 2013.02.09
  2024	Jiǎ-Chén (甲辰)	2024.02.10 – 2025.01.28

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  Snake

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1953	Guǐ-Sì (癸巳)	1953.02.14 – 1954.02.02
  1965	Yǐ-Sì (乙巳)	1965.02.02 – 1966.01.20
  1977	Dīng-Sì (丁巳)	1977.02.18 – 1978.02.06
  1989	Jǐ-Sì (己巳)	1989.02.06 – 1990.01.26
  2001	Xīn-Sì (辛巳)	2001.01.24 – 2002.02.11
  2013	Guǐ-Sì (癸巳)	2013.02.10 – 2014.01.30
  2025	Yǐ-Sì (乙巳)	2025.01.29 – 2026.02.16

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  Horse

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1954	Jiǎ-Wǔ (甲午)	1954.02.03 – 1955.01.23
  1966	Bǐng-Wǔ (丙午)	1966.01.21 – 1967.02.08
  1978	Wǔ-Wǔ (戊午)	1978.02.07 – 1979.01.27
  1990	Gēng-Wǔ (庚午)	1990.01.27 – 1991.02.14
  2002	Rén-Wǔ (壬午)	2002.02.12 – 2003.01.31
  2014	Jiǎ-Wǔ (甲午)	2014.01.31 – 2015.02.18
  2026	Bǐng-Wǔ (丙午)	2026.02.17 – 2027.02.05

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  Goat (Sheep)

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1955	Yǐ-Wèi (乙未)	1955.01.24 – 1956.02.12
  1967	Dīng-Wèi (丁未)	1967.02.09 – 1968.01.29
  1979	Jǐ-Wèi (己未)	1979.01.28 – 1980.02.15
  1991	Xīn-Wèi (辛未)	1991.02.15 – 1992.02.03
  2003	Guǐ-Wèi (癸未)	2003.02.01 – 2004.01.21
  2015	Yǐ-Wèi (乙未)	2015.02.19 – 2016.02.07
  2027	Dīng-Wèi (丁未)	2027.02.06 – 2028.01.25

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  Monkey

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1956	Bǐng-Shēn (丙申)	1956.02.12 – 1957.01.30
  1968	Wǔ-Shēn (戊申)	1968.01.30 – 1969.02.16
  1980	Gēng-Shēn (庚申)	1980.02.16 – 1981.02.04
  1992	Rén-Shēn (壬申)	1992.02.04 – 1993.01.22
  2004	Jiǎ-Shēn (甲申)	2004.01.22 – 2005.02.08
  2016	Bǐng-Shēn (丙申)	2016.02.08 – 2017.01.27
  2028	Wǔ-Shēn (戊申)	2028.01.26 – 2029.02.12

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  Rooster

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1957	Dīng-Yǒu (丁酉)	1957.01.31 – 1958.02.17
  1969	Jǐ-Yǒu (己酉)	1969.02.17 – 1970.02.05
  1981	Xīn-Yǒu (辛酉)	1981.02.05 – 1982.01.24
  1993	Guǐ-Yǒu (癸酉)	1993.01.23 – 1994.02.09
  2005	Yǐ-Yǒu (乙酉)	2005.02.09 – 2006.01.28
  2017	Dīng-Yǒu (丁酉)	2017.01.28 – 2018.02.15
  2029	Jǐ-Yǒu (己酉)	2029.02.13 – 2030.02.02

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  Dog

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1958	Wǔ-Xū (戊戌)	1958.02.18 – 1959.02.07
  1970	Gēng-Xū (庚戌)	1970.02.06 – 1971.01.26
  1982	Rén-Xū (壬戌)	1982.01.25 – 1983.02.12
  1994	Jiǎ-Xū (甲戌)	1994.02.10 – 1995.01.30
  2006	Bǐng-Xū (丙戌)	2006.01.29 – 2007.02.17
  2018	Wǔ-Xū (戊戌)	2018.02.16 – 2019.02.04
  2030	Gēng-Xū (庚戌)	2030.02.03 – 2031.01.22

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  Pig

  Year	Heavenly Stem & Earthly Branch	Date Range (Gregorian)
  1959	Jǐ-Hài (己亥)	1959.02.08 – 1960.01.27
  1971	Xīn-Hài (辛亥)	1971.01.27 – 1972.02.14
  1983	Guǐ-Hài (癸亥)	1983.02.13 – 1984.02.01
  1995	Yǐ-Hài (乙亥)	1995.01.31 – 1996.02.18
  2007	Dīng-Hài (丁亥)	2007.02.18 – 2008.02.06
  2019	Jǐ-Hài (己亥)	2019.02.05 – 2020.01.24
  2031	Xīn-Hài (辛亥)	2031.01.23 – 2032.02.10

  🕉️ Sacred Thangka Deities & Their Divine Meanings

  Thangka, a traditional Tibetan Buddhist painting, is more than a work of art—it’s a portal of divine connection. Each deity depicted in a Thangka embodies unique energies, blessings, and protective powers. Here’s a complete guide to the spiritual meanings behind some of the most revered Thangka figures:

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  🌸 White Tara (White Dolma)

  Manifested from the left eye tear of Avalokiteshvara (Guanyin), White Tara is the goddess of compassion and longevity. Especially protective of women and children, she blesses devotees with long life, peace, and health. One of the “Three Long Life Buddhas” along with Amitayus and Ushnisha Vijaya.

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  💰 Vaishravana (Jambhala – God of Wealth)

  Vaishravana, one of the Four Heavenly Kings, is the guardian of the north and ruler of wealth. Known for supporting spiritual practitioners with material resources, he leads the Five Jambhalas (Gods of Wealth).

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  🟡 Yellow Jambhala (Main Wealth Deity)

  The most powerful of the Five Jambhalas, Yellow Jambhala helps eliminate poverty and financial hardship. He brings prosperity, good fortune, and the accumulation of both material wealth and spiritual merit.

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  🍃 Green Jambhala

  A wish-fulfilling deity of wealth and success. Green Jambhala is known for enhancing business luck, career progress, and attracting opportunities. A powerful protector of prosperity.

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  🌿 Green Tara

  Born from the right eye tear of Avalokiteshvara, Green Tara is swift and responsive. She grants wishes, removes obstacles, and illuminates the path of wisdom, guiding devotees through darkness with clarity and compassion.

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  ⚫ Black Jambhala

  A wrathful form of the wealth deity. Known for quick action, Black Jambhala provides immediate financial relief, especially in risky or unconventional ventures. Suitable for boosting nontraditional income or windfalls.

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  ⚪ White Jambhala

  Combines the merits of all wealth gods. He increases abundance while also symbolizing compassion and nourishment for the suffering and hungry. Associated with generosity and peaceful prosperity.

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  🔴 Red Jambhala

  An emanation of Amitabha Buddha, the Red Wealth Deity attracts influential people, enhances career luck, and ensures harmonious relationships. Represents charm, opportunity, and complete success.

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  🫱 Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig)

  The bodhisattva of boundless compassion. His four arms symbolize the four immeasurable qualities—loving-kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity. A guardian for those born in the Year of the Rat.

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  📖 Manjushri (Wenshu Bodhisattva)

  Guardian for people born in the Year of the Rabbit. Manjushri represents wisdom, clarity, and learning. Ideal for students and those seeking intellectual growth, as he cuts through ignorance with the sword of wisdom.

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  🌌 Akasagarbha (Kokuzo Bosatsu)

  Protector for those born in the Year of the Ox and Tiger. Akasagarbha is the Bodhisattva of boundless space and memory, granting wealth, wisdom, and support from all directions.

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  🐉 Samantabhadra (Puxian Bodhisattva)

  The guardian for Dragon and Snake signs. Helps overcome life obstacles, supports career growth, and brings noble people (benefactors) into one’s life. Symbol of perseverance and blessings.

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  🔮 Mahasthamaprapta (Dashizhi Bodhisattva)

  Protector of those born in the Year of the Horse. His head holds the vessel of wisdom light, guiding beings with pure insight. A symbol of peace, balance, and illumination.

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  🔥 Acala (Fudo Myo-o)

  Guardian for those born in the Year of the Rooster. The fierce Wisdom King, he silently protects, helps you correct mistakes, and guides you to seize life’s best opportunities. Ideal for overcoming challenges and building resilience.

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  🌞 Vairocana Buddha (Dainichi Nyorai)

  Protector for Goat and Monkey signs. The Great Sun Buddha represents light, wisdom, and truth. He clears darkness, brings clarity, and connects with the divine essence of the universe.

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  💡 Amitabha Buddha

  Protector of those born in the Year of the Dog and Pig. The Buddha of Infinite Light and Infinite Life helps one transcend suffering, attain inner peace, and find spiritual clarity.

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  👑 Zha Ji Lhamo (Palden Lhamo)

  A fierce yet auspicious female deity of Tibet, symbolizing auspiciousness, peace, and harmony. She brings good health, smooth work life, and wealth, especially suited for women.

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  🧧 Five Directional Wealth Deities (Wu Lu Cai Shen)

  Representing wealth from five directions, they enhance financial luck and instill a healthy attitude toward abundance and gratitude. A symbol of harmonious prosperity and well-being.

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  🌿 Shakyamuni Buddha

  Symbol of compassion, enlightenment, and purity. Encourages mindfulness, respect for life, and spiritual awakening.

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  🌺 Cundi Bodhisattva (Zhun Ti Fo Mu)

  Embodiment of compassion, wisdom, and auspiciousness. A powerful support for spiritual practitioners and those facing hardships, guiding with subtle strength and inner clarity.

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  💎 Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajyaguru)

  Also known as the Lapis Lazuli Light Tathagata. Brings physical healing, mental clarity, and emotional balance. A symbol of health, compassion, and recovery.

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  🐉 Long Wu Ye (Dragon Lord Five)

  A local Tibetan deity associated with wealth, wisdom, and kindness. Represents people’s wishes for abundance and noble virtues in life.

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  👐 Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara

  The fully compassionate form of Avalokiteshvara. His thousand hands protect all beings; his thousand eyes see all suffering. A symbol of omnipresent mercy and boundless love.

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  🔱 Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche)

  Regarded as a combined emanation of Amitabha, Avalokiteshvara, and Shakyamuni. Clears spiritual obstacles, aids in meditation, and brings continuous blessings for practitioners.

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  🐘 Yamantaka (Vajrabhairava)

  Symbol of wisdom, fearlessness, and overcoming inner demons. Subdues negative forces, from kings of hell to personal fears. Perfect for business protection and spiritual strength.

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  🏠 Mahakala (Two-Armed)

  Fierce form of Samantabhadra, Mahakala is a wrathful protector for spiritual practitioners and businesses. Ensures prosperity, clears blockages, and brings power and success.

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  🐚 Palden Lhamo (Goddess of Auspiciousness)

  Supreme protector of Tibet, Palden Lhamo blesses women with beauty, harmony, and wisdom. She ensures all good wishes manifest without obstruction.

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  🌍 Ksitigarbha (Earth Store Bodhisattva)

  One of the Eight Great Bodhisattvas. Known as the “Diamond of Compassion,” he offers guidance through hardship and spiritual awakening, representing deep patience and hidden strength.