Material: Copper. Silver. Gilded

Size: Approximately 10 cm (small Buddha statue)

Narrative:

In Tibetan Buddhism, **Yellow Jambhala** (Tibetan: གཡང་ཆེན་ནོར་བཟང་, Sanskrit: Jambhala) is one of the **Five Fortune Gods**, symbolizing **wealth, blessings and wisdom**. He is the chief of the gods of wealth and is responsible for granting material resources to practitioners so that they can practice with peace of mind and not be troubled by poverty.

 

SYMBOLISM

1. **Wealth and blessings**: Yellow Jambhala can help practitioners accumulate merit and blessings, ensure a stable life, and bring in a lot of money.

2. **Wisdom and longevity**: Worshiping Yellow Jambhala not only increases wealth, but also enhances wisdom and longevity, making practitioners full of blessings and wisdom.

3. **Eliminating poverty**: Yellow Jambhala once vowed to protect all poor beings so that they would not lose their Bodhicitta due to lack of resources.

 

**Feeding method**

- **Offering Yellow Jambhala statues or thangkas**: Practitioners can worship Yellow Jambhala statues at home or in temples, and make offerings such as **butter lamps, incense, flowers, and treasures**.

- **Recite the mantra of Yellow Dzambala**: Often recite "Oṃ Jambhala Jalendraye Svāhā" to obtain the blessing of the God of Wealth.

- **Water Offering**: Offering clean water to Yellow Jambhala, symbolizing that wealth will flow like water.

- **Do good deeds and give alms**: Those who practice the Yellow Jambhala Dharma need to develop a **Bodhicitta** and give alms widely in order to truly receive the blessings of the God of Wealth.

 

The way of offering to Yellow Jambhala is not only for wealth, but also for practitioners to practice the Dharma with peace of mind and accumulate merit and resources.