Is the Vajrapani Ruel Really More Of An Amulet For Financial Luck and Wealth Luck?

Published Oktubre 28, 2015 by jptan2012

This is a post inspired by a reader who contacted me thru email several months ago but we were only able to talk recently. CT is a businesswoman in Makati who after moving to their new office experienced a very significant decline with her sales.

The Vajrapani Ruel looks simple, maybe even rustic, but this simple amulet is packed with a special talisman paper inside, with various ingredients, which includes Namtso Salt, soil, various herbs and plants, crystal, and a relic from a high lama. It's important to put the ruel inside a amulet holder or something sturdy as to not ruin it. If the cloth had tear which exposes or spill the ingredients inside, the ruel becomes useless. The Vajrapani Ruel itself is only about 1 to 2 inches and it varies from one ruel to another.

The Vajrapani Ruel looks simple, maybe even rustic, but this simple amulet is packed with a special talisman paper inside, with various ingredients, which includes Namtso Salt, soil, various herbs and plants, crystal, and a relic from a high lama. It’s important to put the ruel inside a amulet holder or something sturdy as to not ruin it. If the cloth had tear which exposes or spill the ingredients inside, the ruel becomes useless. The Vajrapani Ruel itself is only about 1 to 2 inches and it varies from one ruel to another.

Nevertheless, I’m not writing about her story, but she did gave me an idea that I should I write about this particular post.

A lot of people believe that the Vajrapani Ruel(1) is a very good amulet to enhance financial luck or wealth luck. I think this is a wrong perception, it is a misconception, however, I really can’t blame them because most of my Vajrapani Ruel(2) stories that I write about are of readers or people who has the Vajrapani Ruel(3) then they get some miraculous wealth gains. Nevertheless, to be fair, I also wrote about Vajrapani Ruel(4) miraculous stories that have nothing to do with wealth luck or financial gain. But I think sometimes it is easier to remember the stories that involves money luck because I think as evidenced by the top reason why people request for the Vajrapani Ruel, financial problem is one of the most common concern of not just my readers but a lot of people.

The question then is amulets like the Vajrapani Ruel(5) are for us to enhance our wealth and financial luck? Is this why they are created?

I mentioned CT, and she sent me a link on a person asking another Buddhist blogger about the Vajrapani Ruel(6). What really caught my attention is not the fact that the person is asking about the Vajrapani Ruel(7) authenticity but more of she stressed on the fact whether amulets can give financial or wealth luck.

In Feng Shui there are special Feng Shui charms specifically for wealth luck and financial luck. These are charms that are designed to help a person gain more wealth and money. Taoism, on the other hand has gods or deities that are usually prayed on or displayed to enhance wealth luck, but are not solely for that purpose. In Buddhism, there are also wealth deities like Dzambhala (also spelled as Jambhala) but to say that there very existence is to give us wealth and financial luck is wrong.

So again we go back to the question whether some amulets are designed specifically for financial and wealth luck.

In Thailand, there are amulets that are specifically for wealth luck, but in Tibetan or Chinese Buddhism, I don’t think that there is such an item. So to answer directly, the Vajrapani Ruel(8) is not an amulet designed for wealth luck. Its primary purpose is for protection, be it protection against evil spirits, accidents, or misfortune. However, in the process, protection can be quite broad. For example, the Vajrapani Ruel(9) may protect you from bankruptcy, and maybe the way for the Vajrapani Ruel(10) to give you that is to enhance your wealth luck. It can also be said it protects you from not getting what is rightfully yours, such as the story of KP. He simply got his inheritance at the time that he really needs.

But needless to say I cannot pretend to know and be able to answer all questions. Why is it then some people get financial blessings even if they are not in any danger of going bankrupt? This I don’t have an answer. I can only presume that they are simply getting what they truly deserve.

You can also read the following posts about the Vajrapani Ruel:

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