The Yellow Dzambhala Mantra

Insprired by = DorjeJampel

Actually this is sketch, the paint is too tying and I can't find the proper solvent.

༄༅།་ཨོཾ་ཛམ་བྷ་ལ་ཛ་ལེ་ནྡྲ་ཡེ་སྭཱ་ཧཱ།།
om dzambhala dzalen draye svaha


While the majority of Buddhist mantras have no one true literal translation or meaning, it is possible to understand the essence of what the mantra is representative of.
* Om – Om can be thought to mean “I am open to the truth of the wisdom, or words, that follow.” This powerful part of almost every Buddhist chant is almost a mantra in and of itself.
* Dzambhala – This is literally invoking the name of Yellow Dzambhala, which translates to Precious Golden Deity.
* Dzalim – This can have several meanings, but for the sake of the Yellow Dzambhala mantra it can be thought to be referring to “free me from that which binds me.” This could be the manifestation of physical, emotional, or mental obstacles that are hindering the pathway towards financial wealth and comforts.
* Svaha – Svaha is said to be representative of “allow the meaning of this mantra to take root in my mind.”
Yellow Dzambhala does not only help his followers to attain the material wealth that they are seeking, but he also helps to bestow other forms of wealth like wisdom, virtue, and spiritual attainment. He is tasked with the ability to help extinguish the obstacles and sufferings that are caused by poverty.

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