Golden Amulet Card of White Kubera God of Wealth

A gold amulet map depicting the White Zambala (Kubera) - one of the five wealth deities in Tibetan Buddhism. At the top of the map, which translates to "White God of Wealth." The swastika symbol (卍) denotes well-being and good luck, the 白 (bái) is white, and the 財神 (cáishén) is the god of wealth.
White Zambala is depicted riding a turquoise dragon, symbolizing power over the water element and treasures. In his hands, the deity holds a trident and a mongoose spewing jewelry, which is a traditional symbol of prosperity. Cards are used as amulets for a wallet, home or office to attract wealth, remove obstacles and protect against poverty.
Uses:
In a wallet or purse: The card is placed in the money compartment or next to bank cards to attract money energy and protect finances.
Wealth sector (south-east): Place an amulet in the south-east part of a house or office to enhance financial flow.
Workplace: Put on a desk or safe with documents to protect capital and attract bargains.
Water rituals: White Zambala is associated with the element of water. To activate energy, it is useful to put clean water next to it, a fountain, or symbolically water the card.
Mantra for activation:
OM PADMA KRODA ARYA DZAMBALA SIDHAYA HUM PHAT
(Om Padma Krodha Arya Dzambhala Siddhaya Hum Phat) - read with pure thoughts, 7, 21, 28 or 108 times.
Recommendations:
The amulet should be at eye level or higher. Do not place it on the floor, in dirty places, in the bedroom or bathroom. For maximum efficiency, White Zambala is recommended to be used with good deeds and generosity - this accelerates the attraction of well-being.