This large Garuda Coin features the Garuda Bird on its “yang side” (front) and a set of mantras on its “yin side” (back). The Garuda known as the mythical lord of the birds. the great powered Garuda defeats demon spirits that bring illness, setbacks and obstacles to success. Therefore, Garuda is an esteemed destroyer of 5-Yellow (a demon). Feeding on powerful serpents and nagas, no naga is able to survive Garuda’s grip or bite. Garuda’s triple sadhana (practice of three deities) is highly effective for removing obstacles or illnesses, especially naga-related afflictions such as kidney failure, plague and cancer. Therefore, Garuda is a revered cure for contagious diseases and deadly illnesses. Next, the “Exalted Mantra King of Great Breath” is the anecdote to diseases sent out by the breath of the great lord of all the spirits of all 3 continents called Grinning Teeth (sekpa). All humans and spirits living in the world may contract various sicknesses and having their lives taken away once the destructive breath fills up the whole world and touches sentient beings. Whenever the mantra is worn, touched or kept, sentiant beings will not be harmed by the breath, protecting you against contagious diseases (including the infamous Ebola), receiving no harm or sicknesses (tongney) from wind, bile, phlegm etc. The Garuda Coin can be used to counter evil forces and malevolent energy such as #5 Yellow.
Garuda
Garuda was the son of Kashyapa and Vinata, who after 500 years of incubation hatched fully-grown from the egg that his mother laid. So great was Garuda’s power that even Indra’s mighty vajra was broken by Garuda. Only Vishnu was capable of subduing Garuda and once he was subdued, Vishnu bound him to an oath of servitude and obedience. Vishnu made Garuda his vehicle. Garuda is one of the Four Dignities in Tibetan Buddhism and is a mythical animal who is daring and fearless. It possesses great power (more than 72 magical powers of the Monkey God) and great strength. Its greatest strength is to soar beyond without holding back. Garuda is depicted as having a golden body, white face, red wings, and an eagle’s beak and wings but a man’s body. He wears a crown on his head. He is huge and can block out the sun. The exact size of the garuda is uncertain, but its wings are said to have a span of many miles. This may be a poetic exaggeration, but it is also said that when a garuda’s wings flap, they create hurricane-like winds that darken the sky and blow down houses. Garuda is invoked as a symbol of impetuous violent force, of speed, and of martial prowess. Because of its ability to help you fight negavities, killing energies, malevolent forces and earth spirit energies, it frees your mind from worries. It is also a potent cure for extremely bad situation where other feng shui cures are considered not strong enough to counter. It feeds on powerful serpents and nagas. No naga is able to survive Garuda’s grip or bite. The triple sadhana or practice of three deities is highly effective fror removing obstacles or illnesses, especially naga-related afflictions such as kidney failure, plague and cancer. India, Thailand, Indonesia, Mongolia and other countries regularly use the symbol of the garuda as their government buildings and structures. Tibetan Buddhism considers Garuda a very sacred protector on earth.
Placement
The protective Garuda Coin can be used to:
- Counter afflictions at any sector due to bad flying stars, especially the combination of the two strongest evil stars, the deadly 5-Yellow and Three Killings. Display it with the “yin side” sitting on a flat surface or with the “yin side” stick on a verticle surface. For example, stick it on the wall of the stove, window or door.
- Counter any evil forces entering your house by displaying near the vicinity of your maindoor. It can also be displayed on the outside facing out for home protection against any negative vibes.
