NOTE : Adjustable black Chinese cord will be included. Card on the photo not included in the package.

The Eight Buddhist Protectors are associated with the twelve animals of the Chinese Zodiac calendar. Each deity is associated with a specific Zodiac animal and serves as the protector (guardian, patron) for all people born in that animal year. Among the eight, four guard the four cardinal directions while the other four guard the four semi-directions (the latter four are each associated with two animals, thus covering all 12 animals). It is believed if you solicit the protector related to your birth during times of obstacles, you can clear your problems faster. At many Japanese temples even today, visitors can purchase small protective amulets or carvings of their patron Buddhist-Zodiac deity. 

The Rabbit’s guardian deity is Manjushri whose miraculous energy helps eliminate disasters, lighten problems, attract good fortune and bring good health.

Manjushri (Wen-Shu Pusa in Chinese), which means Gentle Glory or Sweet Splendor, is the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, who is one of the most important deities in the Buddhist pantheon. The Bodhisattva, shown seated in serene meditation, is associated with development of enlightened wisdom and awareness. He provides great power in clearing obstacles and inviting wealth from endless resources.

METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF SMOKY QUARTZ

Smoky quartz is a grounding and stabilizing stone. It brings calm and centering, lifts depression, enhances practicality, and generally removes negative energies, bringing happiness. Smoky quartz is also a good luck stone. It can also assist in tapping subconscious wisdom. Smoky quartz is a protective stone, particularly for physical protection, protection from negativity, and psychic protection. Physically, smoky quartz is helpful for kidneys, abdomen, pancreas, reproductive organs, menstrual cramps, fertility issues, water retention. Smoky quartz is associated with the root chakra.