Feng Shui protective curtain Zambal and Dorje

Feng Shui traditional curtain Zambala and Dorje for the suppression of enemy energy and as protection against danger. Hinge diameter approx. 8 cm, hinge length approx. 36 cm. Illustrative illustration.

The hinge is suitable for a window, door or car.

Symbolism: Zambala symbolizes inner wealth, helps to improve material conditions and overcome the difficulties of poverty, helps to achieve prosperity and wealth. The White Zambala (also Jambhala, Dzhambala in Tibetan) is a compassionate manifestation of the Bodhisattva. It helps to eliminate the suffering associated with poverty and disease, clean up enemy karma and karmic obstacles, and avert disaster and disease.

Tibetan legend has it that the Venerable High Lama Atisha found a starving man who was near death. Because he had nothing to eat, he cut his own meat and offered it to the starving man. However, he refused to eat his meat. Atisha was desperate, unaware of how else to help the man, sat down next to him, and at that moment a blinding bright white light appeared and with him Chenrezig - Bothisattva of Compassion, who told Atish that from now on he would appear as the god of wealth, Jambhala (Zambala) and will help the poor not to suffer. Sometimes it is depicted sitting on a white lion or dragon. He holds a mongoose in his left hand, which spits diamonds.
Zambala symbolizes inner wealth, helps to improve material conditions and overcome the difficulties of poverty. It helps to achieve prosperity and wealth.

Symbolically, the Dorje represents the "lightning of enlightenment," a sudden change in human consciousness that is recognized by many religions as central to mysticism and the lives of saints. Through enlightenment, we can be separated from material goods such as money, food, and even life itself. Happiness then comes not from outside, but from within ourselves. In Tibetan Buddhism, the Dorje is an inseparable ritual part of religious ceremonies.