Ancient amulet of Buddha Amithaba – Consecrated in the 1970s (Chinese temple in Thailand)

Ancient amulet of Buddha Amithaba

This rare amulet represents the Buddha Amithaba , master of the Infinite Light and guardian of the Pure Land of the West. It was consecrated in the 1970s in a Chinese temple in Thailand , at a time when the influence of Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism was spreading widely in the Sino-Thai community.

The amulet shows the golden Buddha sitting in meditation, holding a sacred bowl, surrounded by a powerful radiant aura. On the back, we can see the Tibetan letters « Om Ah Hung » , the mantra of purification of the three doors (body, speech, mind), directly linked to tantric practices.

Over time, sacred Phratat crystals appeared on the surface of the amulet , a recognized sign of holiness and living spiritual energy. The metal reliquary, also dating from the 1970s, testifies to its age and authenticity.

Features :

• 🛕 Temple: Chinese temple in Thailand
• ✨ Deity: Buddha Amithaba
• 📐 Dimensions: 3 cm x 2.5 cm (approximately, reliquary included)
• ⚓ Weight: 12 g
• Reliquary: Antique metal reliquary dating from the 1970s

🔆 In the luminous silence of meditation, Amithaba reveals herself as an infinite source of golden light. Her mantra Om Ah Hung inscribed on the back acts as a secret key that purifies and opens the path to the Pure Land. This rare amulet is both a protective talisman and a means of spiritual elevation, bearing the living blessing of the ancient masters who consecrated it.

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