Among many Bodhisattvas, the Bodhisattva of Void Tibetan specializes in wisdom, merit and wealth. Belonging to the ox and tiger, vanity hides the bodhisattva with the strongest sensitivity. If you can wear it or worship it, it can silently bless you to tide over all kinds of difficulties, remove all kinds of obstacles, resolve all kinds of disasters, and realize happiness, peace and auspiciousness in life.
The Buddha's life corresponds to the exclusive zodiac, and the empty possession corresponds to the zodiac cow and tiger. If you belong to Niuhu, you can get more protection. It is not recommended to wear and worship other zodiac signs. The bodhisattva hidden in the void is a symbol of honesty and wealth. There is nothing, it is the god of wealth in Buddhism, and it is the patron saint of Niuhu Buddha in the zodiac.
Therefore, people born in the Year of the Ox and the Year of the Tiger can gain great merit and wisdom if they can dedicate Buddha statues dedicated to bodhisattvas in the void, and they are rich in financial resources and are not afraid of lack. The vanity hidden bodhisattva created exclusively by Jizhaotang can make your financial path unimpeded, and you can make money and gather money. With the help of nobles from all directions, you can stay away from villains and make both people and money prosperous.
Brief introduction of vanity Tibetan bodhisattva:
The Sanskrit name of the Bodhisattva in the void is akasagarbha, and his secret name is Kuzang King Kong. Vanity Bodhisattva is the first assistant minister of the third Buddha. Merits are all over the void, wisdom is boundless, sand is unspeakable, humiliation is like king kong, diligence is like a gust of wind, and samadhi is all there. Bodhisattva hidden in the void has infinite blessing wisdom and can meet all the needs of all beings like the void, so it is named Bodhisattva hidden in the void.
It is recorded in the 14th volume of the Dajijing "Empty Set" that the Buddha told the Bodhisattva that the empty set is like an extremely rich elder, with countless treasures and full of wealth. He often gives alms and tries his best to meet the needs of others and benefit all beings.
There are many kinds of his images. In Manchaluo, the realm of King Kong, as one of the sixteen sages, is also called King Kong House, or Golden House. His image is white jade, with a fist in his left hand and a lotus flower in his right hand, with a pearl on it, sitting on the lotus platform.