Golden Amulet Card of Ksitigarbha

Taoist amulet (amulet) with an image and prayer dedicated to one of the most revered deities of Taoism - Taiyi Jiuku Tianzun, also known as Kshitigarbha, "Heavenly Honorable Tai-i, Saving from Suffering" The amulet is used to protect, spiritually support and attract divine patronage.
On the left side of the card is Tai-i Jiuku Tianzun (Kshitigarbha) riding the Nine-headed Lion (Julin Yuansheng). In his hands he holds a willow branch, which sprinkles the world with a "sweet dew" (amrita), symbolizing the relief of suffering and healing of living beings.
On the right side is the text of the prayer "Tai-i Bao-gao" (太乙宝诰 - The precious instruction of Tai-i). The text mentions the Eastern World of Eternal Joy and the Palace of the Highest Purity, glorifies the boundless mercy of the deity, who hears every call for help and saves living beings in all directions of the world. The prayer concludes with the glorification of the title "Heavenly Honorable Tai-i, Saving from Suffering."
Meaning and application:
An amulet depicting Tai-i Jiuku Tianzun (Kshitigarbha) is used to protect against troubles and misfortunes, alleviate suffering and support in difficult life situations. In Feng-shui practice, it is considered a powerful means of purifying space from negative energy and attracting harmony.
Location recommendations:
The eastern sector of the house promotes family harmony and spiritual health.
Living room or personal account - placement in an honorable place above the waist enhances the protective influence.
Opposite the front door - to neutralize the negative energy of Sha-chi.
In a wallet or diary - as a personal charm in travel and business.
What to avoid:
Do not place in the bedroom, bathroom or kitchen.
Do not put on the floor - the amulet should be on an elevation.
The amulet helps to cleanse space after conflicts and illnesses, serves as a symbol of hope and spiritual protection, supports in business and helps to overcome obstacles.