Golden Amulet Card of Black Kubera God of Wealth

A gold amulet map depicting the Black Zambala (Kubera) - one of the five wealth deities in Tibetan Buddhism. At the top of the map is written 卍黑財神卍, which translates as "Black God of Wealth." The swastika symbol (卍) means well-being and eternity, and the 黑財神 (Hēi Cáishén) - "Black God of Wealth."
Black Zambala is portrayed as an angry dark-skinned deity standing on a human figure symbolizing ego and obstacles. In his right hand, he holds a skull bowl with jewelry, and in his left, a mongoose spewing treasure. The mascot helps eliminate bad luck, obstacles in business, debts and accidental financial losses, while bringing spiritual prosperity.
Usage and placement guidelines:
The best place for an amulet is the southeast sector of the house or office, which is responsible for material well-being. Also, Black Zambala can be placed on a personal altar or on a desktop (far left corner) to protect business and the influx of money.
At the entrance: The amulet can be placed facing the front door to "meet" financial luck.
Offering ritual:
The energy of the Black Zambala is associated with the element of water. It is recommended to put clean water in front of the image or pour water on the figurine, visualizing how water washes away financial obstacles and debts.
Mantra to enhance effect:
"Om Jambala Jalendraya Soha" or "Om Indrayani Mukham Bhramari Swaha."
Rules:
The charm should be at eye level or higher, never place it on the floor. Do not place it in the bedroom, bathroom or kitchen. The place around the amulet must always be clean so that the energy of money circulates freely.