Summer is a time of great energy and fun! But don’t forget the necessary safeguards as you play in the sun! We feature four potent amulets that will keep you safe from harm’s way!
PROTECTION from JEALOUSY & GOSSIP Come under the protection of the Red Goddess when you wear her BAM watch. She repels all harm that stem from jealous enemies, competitors and insincere
friends. The Red Goddess shields you from gossip and reputation loss. Recommended for those born in the years of the Rabbit, Dragon and Snake.
PROTECTION from LOSS OF POWER The Samantabhadra Amulet Mirror riding on the mighty elephant is the strongest power enhancers. This mirror protects you from a variety of misfortunes – including the loss of influence and support from important mentors in your life. Carry it with you at all
times and use it when attending corporate functions and dinners. Recommended for animal signs born in the year of the Horse, Rat, Rooster and Rabbit.
INJURY & ACCIDENTS The syllable HUM yields great protection against injury and
PROTECTION from accidents. Summer is the time when
the Five Yellow is strongest. In 2014 Patriarchs are especially vulnerable to accidents this year, so wear the HUM syllable to safeguard against mishaps. Particularly
important for all patriarchs, and those born in the year of the Dog and Boar.
PROTECTION from HATRED OF OTHERS
The Heart Sutra is the one of the most precious sutras in the world. It creates an incredible ambiance of
love, blessings and financial security. Wear it to create happiness for everyone that you are meeting.
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PROTECTION from ROBBERY
& VIOLENCE Do you frequent
night spots or come
home late from work? Spirits and criminals with bad intentions
emerge at night so carry this Night Spot Amulet to stay safe! The night spot amulet features the famous ghost-catcher Chung Kwei, and the powerful symbols to ward off robbery
ills. Hang one on your car as an additional safety measure. Recommended for those born in the year of the Boar, Tiger and Ox.
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