Fudo Myoo Buddha Wooden Buddhist Altar Made of Cypress Protective Principal Year of the Wooden Buddha One of the Five Great Good Luck Twelve Zodiac

Product specifications Material: Cypress wood. Size (approx.): Height 16cm x Width 6cm x Depth 4cm. (There may be a slight error because it was measured by hand) Comes in a gift box Fudo Myoo is the guardian deity of the Year of the Rooster. He subdues evil spirits with the sword and cord he holds in his wrath, and exorcises all earthly desires with the flames of Karura. Fudo Myoo is said to be the incarnation of Dainichi Nyorai, and is affectionately called ``Ofudo-san.'' The scary face is meant to guide the evil ones, who cannot listen to the Tathagata's gentle face, to the right path. The sword in his right hand is meant to cut through evil. The rope called kensaku held in his left hand is meant to save us. The fire he carried afterwards was meant to burn up all obstacles and impurities. Although it looks scary, its heart is full of compassion and a desire to save people. It is said to have the benefit of warding off disasters and bringing good fortune, winning battles, driving away demons, protecting practitioners, warding off misfortune, protecting national security, and benefiting people in this world. It is also the guardian deity for those born in the year of the Rooster. It is said to help people born in the year of the Rooster have good luck, ward off bad luck, and fulfill their prayers. Due to the light and natural wood used, there may be some color difference, which does not affect the quality. note that.