A thousand-armed ceramic amulet of Guan Yin, Namgyalma, dedicated to Wat Boman Khunaram
This ceramic amulet depicts Guan Yin with a thousand arms, in a sacred form associated with infinite compassion, spiritual protection, and radiant blessing. Consecrated at Wat Boman Khunaram in Bangkok (a temple uniquely combining Pure Land and Vajrayana Buddhist traditions), it unites the merciful gentleness of the great bodhisattva with a powerful ritual presence, intended to accompany prayer, meditation, and the search for inner harmony.
A revered figure in many Asian Buddhist traditions, Guan Yin, with his thousand arms, symbolizes the ability to hear the suffering of beings and to act in all directions to help them. This sacred iconography evokes active compassion, protection against unseen obstacles, and spiritual support during times of turmoil, transition, or emotional exhaustion.
Features :
- đ Temple: Wat Boman Khunaram (Bangkok)
- âš Deity: Thousand-Armed Guan Yin / Namgyalma
- đ Dimensions: 5 cm in diameter
- â Weight: approximately 30 grams
- Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in gilded metal decorated with traditional motifs and diamonds.
This amulet can be chosen as an object of devotion, meditation, and spiritual protection. It is particularly suitable for those seeking to strengthen inner peace, dispel negative energies, and maintain a benevolent presence of awakened compassion.
đż Under the silent gaze of the thousand-armed Guan Yin, this amulet radiates a vibration of mercy, peace, and protective light. It reminds us that even in the midst of unseen storms, a gentle force watches over us, guides us, and opens a path to greater serenity, clarity, and blessing.