Zodiac Guardian of those born in the year of Dragon 🐉 and Snake 🐍: Samantabhadra Bodhisattva 普贤菩萨

The interesting thing about the Lotus version, once again, look closely at the background, is full of footprints. 

And the footprints are imprinted with the Buddhism swastika 卍, symbolizing the auspicious footprints of the Buddha.

Some sources say that a person makes about 35,000 choices daily, both conscious and unconscious ones. Of course, some are more important than others. BUT also we know, life's destiny is an accumulation and tally of good and bad choices. 

Even with great knowledge, one is not definitively certain that a choice is entirely correct. You might have seen others making so terrible choices, but somehow by a twist of fate, the results turned out to be wonderful.

What we can seek, is to be blessed at the steps we take. Every footprint we make on our journey, let it be auspicious, and blessed by amazing energy and luck.

Watch the video and you will know why Samantabhadra Bodhisattva 普贤菩萨 sits on an elephant.

The Buddhism swastika 卍 is pronounced as "wan" is Chinese, which is similar-sounding to "万" (meaning: ten-thousand, plenty, all). "足", which refers to footprints, also means abundance. When your footprint is imprinted with 卍, it means abundance in every solid step you take.

May those who receive blessings from 普贤菩萨 Samantabhadra Bodhisattva be 卍事足 (万事足) abundant in all things.

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《心运灵光门庭凤， 经传宏业天上龙》Which Lotus Collection To Best Allow You To Rise Like A Dragon In 2022?

Have you noticed that Lotus on Water had launched a series of sandalwood pendants? They are the Thousand Hands Guan Yin Sandalwood Pendant 千手千眼檀香观音牌, the Pineapple Dragon Sandalwood Pendant 黄梨龙檀香牌, the Peacock King Sandalwood Pendant引福檀香孔雀明王and the Zhong Kui Sandalwood Pendant 八方来财檀香钟馗 in the past consecutive reblessing ceremonies?

Before the official launch of these sandalwood, many pieces had already been sold! There were overwhelming responses. Just look at the number of Zhong Kui sandalwood pendants sold before its official launch at the last Winter Solstice Reblessing ceremony in 2021.

Why is this so?

Definitely there must be a very important reason for Lotus on Water to launch these series of sandalwood at a few consecutive years. Master Yun has always predicted many things way before anyone. Some say he uses fengshui to tell the future. But I would say Master Yun has powerful foresight. Therefore, sandalwood is definitely a MUST HAVE to boost the personal and house fengshui!

Then, why is sandalwood so ...... important?

Sandalwood alone can prosper indirect wealth. There are many sectors in the house (especially these few years) that we can use sandalwood, to combine power with other annual fengshui collections like the Black Duan Inkstone.

When used together with the Black Duan Inkstone, it can inspire literati, ideas and intuition. It can help to get bigger business and better opportunities too.

And the indirect wealth star is going to every key sectors this year and the next few years, so better harness it well.

Since sandalwood can be used at many sectors, it will be better to have more.

If you have already owned a piece of sandalwood, it is recommended that you should have a few more pieces!

And so ...... many clients 买了又买, to place more sandalwood in their house sectors. They want to prosper more in this most HUATASTIC Water Tiger year 壬寅年 in 2022.

Why is it so Huatastic in this Water Tiger year?

This year, all the annual flying stars are back in their own palaces, with the phoenix back in the south (fire) shining bright, and the dragon back in the north (water) showering blessings of prosperity and benefactors.

And so the question: which Lotus collection to best allow you to rise like a dragon in 2022?

What do we have this round ?

Another new series of sandalwood?

Stay tuned.

--Amanda

Lotus on Water Celebrates CNY 2022:《心运灵光门庭凤，经传宏业天上龙》之日月明心 PART2

Previously, we talked about the first statement of 2022 CNY Reblessing "心运灵光门庭凤", let’s look into the second statement.

So it reads: 经传宏业天上龙

The word "经", is more than mere scripture. It’s canonized as a CLASSIC. And "Classics" are remembered and inherited by generations. 

CLASSICS, will be about everlasting values and principles, about the virtues and great deeds that had been done, and should be emulated.

And that’s just like how the exemplary dragon has risen to the heavens, a calling followed by plenty, a destiny endeavored by many. 

Imagine, just like the Great Wall of China, at the top ridges. Even though Qin Shi Huang 秦始皇 had passed on, thousands of years ago, his monumental deeds had been elevated as an undeniable tale, a legend, a CLASSIC. 

So, how about this 2022?

How are you going to allow and accept the CLASSICS and rise like a dragon?

How about, capturing the ever (and even more) powerful blessings of Master Yun, especially with 54 never-before Heart Sutra seals?

After all, the "Heart Sutra 般若波罗蜜多心经" is definitely a CLASSIC. And that’s why Master Yun is using this special set of seals by Xiling Seal Art Society 西泠印社 grandmaster 晋欧 to boost powers of our blessing vermilion. 

Question: which Lotus collection to best allow you to rise like a dragon in 2022?

How about: Lotus White Inkstone, and your Lotus sandalwood?

We know, your White Inkstone, that’s for victory, power and benefactors. 2022 is a grand year, but are the benefactors coming to you? Secure them with your Lotus White Inkstones. In fact, get TWO. Ask your Lotus advisors why.

Which is probably why, Lotus on Water has decided to EARLY RELEASE the sandalwood dragon pendant. I hearsay, this sandalwood dragon, carved in year 2015, was supposed to be released only in 2024 — the Year of the Dragon, but due to the crazy demand for sandalwood, there is no choice but to release in advance.

After all, it is KEY to have a lot of sandalwood from year 2021 and onwards. 

Stay tuned for PART 3.

-- Amanda
(Edited by Kan and Doreen Hung)