Golden Amulet Card of Zhenwu patron of martial arts

A protective amulet (map) depicting the deity Xuanwu (玄武, also known as Zhenwu) - one of the most revered gods in Taoism, the patron saint of the North and the water element. It is considered a protector against evil spirits, a patron of martial arts and an energy stabilizer in the home and workplace.
On the front side is a mighty warrior with a sword, trampling a turtle and a snake, symbolizing power over demonic forces. On the right side of the map there are inscriptions in Chinese: 万法教主 真武上帝 - "Lord of the myriad of laws, the True Warrior and the Supreme Emperor," 祖师玉印 - "Jade Seal of the Founder" with a red imprint of the magic seal, and the symbol Yin-Yang (Taiti), indicating the balance of forces of the Universe.
The amulet is used as a powerful tool by Feng Shui to protect personal energy and health, neutralize negative energy and the evil eye, and attract wealth and stability in affairs.
For personal protection, the amulet is convenient to carry in a wallet, bag or pocket, where it works as a "magnet for wealth" and protects the owner from financial losses. To protect the house, the amulet is placed facing the front door to neutralize external negative influences and protect against ill-wishers. In the workplace, the amulet can be placed behind the back for support and stability, and in the southeast sector of the office or office, the card contributes to financial luck. In the northern part of the house, the amulet strengthens the health and longevity of family members.
The amulet can also be stored in the vehicle to protect the driver and passengers. It is important to respectfully address the map: do not place it on the floor or in dirty places, mentally asking for protection or help with installation, which enhances its effect.