You are protected by the divine.

Buddhist beliefs say that we all have a deity that guides us. All you have to do is invoke their names and they will bless you with luck and protection.

The "Buddhist Guardian Deities Bracelet” is used to call forth the energy of our divine protectors! Wear the symbol of your guardian deity to bless you with many good things!

The Eight Buddhist Guardian Deities and Your Zodiac

In Buddhism, it is believed that everyone is born with a patron Buddha. Each of the eight Bodhisattvas or Buddhas protects a certain zodiac animal sign.

It is said that wearing the symbol of your guardian Buddha will allow you to receive his blessing of luck and protection. It will also help improve your wealth, health, and relationships according to Buddhist tradition.

With the help of an ancient system and astrology, the Buddhists have identified which of the eight Buddhist guardian deities has an affinity with a particular zodiac animal.

 Which is your Chinese Zodiac animal?

Pick your zodiac animal and choose the right variant for your custom protection bracelet.

It is believed that wearing an amulet or symbol representing your guardian Buddha allows you to receive his blessings of fortune and protection. In Buddhism, each individual may have a specific Buddha or Bodhisattva associated with them, embodying qualities like compassion, wisdom, or strength. By adorning oneself with an item depicting this figure, such as a bracelet, one is thought to be reminded of these virtues and to invite their protective energy into their life.

For instance, if your guardian is Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, wearing an image of him holding a sword of insight might inspire you to cultivate wisdom and clarity. Similarly, if Kuan Yin (Avalokiteshvara) is your guardian, a bracelet symbolizing her could provide solace and remind you of the importance of compassion.

It's crucial to note that the wearing of such symbols is more about personal faith and spiritual connection rather than a guarantee of material good luck. It serves as a reminder to embody the teachings of Buddhism and improve one's spiritual well-being.