Ox Zodiac Protector Silver Pendant (Akashagarbha)
SKU: 81005860
A delicate zodiac pendant finely crafted from 999 sterling silver, featuring the word ‘丑‘ (representing Ox zodiac) traced by the mantra ‘OM MANI PEME HUNG’. Wear this close to your heart and receive the blessings from Akashagarbha, who is able to remove obstacles and encourage the practice of the 6 Paramitas (Perfections).
It is believed that people born under each sign receive the blessings and protection of the associated Protector, if you solicit the protector related to your birth during times of obstacles, you can clear your problems faster.
- Finely crafted from 999 sterling silver.
- Deity iconography according to Buddhist scriptural sources.
- Ideal for casual everyday wear.
- Available in 12 Chinese zodiac signs.
About Akashagarbha
One of the eight great Bodhisattvas, Kokuzo represents the immense vastness of Buddha’s wisdom. It was widely believed in both Japan and Chinese that this Buddha’s blessings are so powerful that merely reciting his name and mantra would bestow great wisdom, intelligence and creative powers. Because of this, he is sometimes regarded as the Patron Deity of art. His practice is not as commonly practiced now except in the Japanese Shingon lineage. However, historically, he was very widely revered and worshipped for he is able to remove obstacles, help people to recognize and overcome their weaknesses and encourage the practice of the 6 Paramitas / Perfections: Generosity, Ethics, Patience, Perseverance, Concentration and Wisdom.
Chinese Zodiac Protectors
- Rat: 1000-Armed Chenrezig
- Ox & Tiger: Akashagarbha
- Rabbit: Manjushri
- Dragon & Snake: Samantabhadra
- Horse: Mahasthamaprapta
- Goat & Monkey: Vairocana
- Rooster: Acalanatha
- Dog & Pig: Amitabha
About Ox Zodiac Sign
Patient, hardworking and a great heart are the qualities most associated with the Ox. Under that cool and calm exterior belies a hot temper though so people should be wary not to provoke the Ox. The Ox is a completely transparent creature – what you see is what you get. There is no sense of pretense about him, he wouldn’t know how.
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