No matter how the times change, we must have a dream of getting rich in our hearts! Therefore, brothers who want to get rich must take a look and understand the most famous gods of wealth with five surnames in Tibetan Buddhism.

Are there any brothers using the "Leopard" avatar now? No matter how the times change, we must have a dream of getting rich in our hearts! Therefore, brothers who want to get rich must take a look and understand the most famous gods of wealth with five surnames in Tibetan Buddhism.

The God of Wealth with the five surnames is also known as the God of Wealth with five surnames, God of Wealth with five ways, and God of Wealth with five colors. The name of Brahma, the God of Wealth, is Kubera, which means Zhan Bala, which is translated as Chou Shen or Bulu King Kong. The Five Gods of Wealth are the five Gods of Wealth worshiped by various sects of Tibetan Buddhism. According to their different body colors, they are called yellow, black, white, red, green God of Wealth respectively. The five gods of wealth correspond to the five directions, that is, east, west, south, north, and center. If you go out in five ways, you can get wealth.

Huang Wealth God , whose hidden name is Zangla Sebo, is one of the five gods of wealth, ranking first among all the gods of wealth. It is said that Huang Caishen was originally an accomplished Bodhisattva.

At that time, Sakyamuni Buddha preached the Dharma on Gingjiu Mountain in the Motu Kingdom of Central India. Demons and ghosts from all sides came to cause trouble, causing the earth to shake and mountains to collapse and rivers to split. At this moment, Huang Caishen bravely appeared to protect him, and many monks who listened to the Dharma were safe and sound. Later, Sakyamuni Buddha asked Huang Caishen to convert to Buddhism and benefit all poor living beings, making him the great protector of Buddhism.

This statue has a golden body, one side and two arms, a slightly sullen face, and is short and stocky with a big belly. The right hand with the wish seal is placed on the knee, holding a Braga wish-fulfilling treasure in the palm of the hand, and the left hand holds a rat with a treasure spit, which means to give wealth to all living beings and meet their needs, which is also an important identification mark. Wearing heavenly clothes, decorated with blue lotuses and jewelry Yingluo , and hanging Ubala rosary beads. Bend your left leg, step on the conch treasure with your right foot, and sit on the lotus moon wheel in a wishful posture.

The Black God of Wealth, whose hidden name is "Zanglanabo", also known as Black Bulu King Kong, is one of the five gods of wealth. According to legend, in order to benefit all sentient beings and escape from poverty, the Eastern Vajra Buddha of the Five Directions transformed into the Black God of Wealth.

According to different inheritances, the appearance of the Black God of Wealth is slightly different. Generally, he has a green and black body, one side and two arms, a sullen face, a short stature, naked body and bare ears; he holds a skull bowl in his right hand and a rat that spits out treasures in his left hand; Eight Dragons Wrap your body around, stretch your legs to the left and bend to the right, and step on the Yellow God of Wealth who is spitting out treasures with your right foot. The eight dragons represent that the Black God of Wealth has achieved treasure achievements in heaven and earth.

The body of the Black God of Wealth is blue and black, symbolizing the self-nature of Vajra, which is "pure and untainted"; the use of the Immovable Buddha crown as a headdress shows that he is transformed by the great compassion of the Immovable Buddha; the naked body represents great compassion, and also implies purity. Untainted, there is no obstacle to anything; holding the skull organ represents the work of compassion; holding the treasure rat represents the black god of wealth who can satisfy the wishes of all living beings for wealth.

The White God of Wealth, whose hidden name is Zang Hagabo, also known as the White Treasure King, is the compassionate incarnation of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. The relevant legends are similar to the five surnamed Gods of Wealth.

This statue has a white complexion, one face, two arms, and three eyes. It has a sulky complexion and red and yellow hair, curled and flying upward. The right hand holds a three-pronged spear, and the left hand holds a precious pestle decorated with a diamond. Riding on a blue dragon, sitting on a lotus moon wheel, surrounded by many dakinis.

The Red God of Wealth is a God of Wealth with incomparable merits. There are related rituals in various sects of Tibetan Buddhism. However, in the Sakya Sect, the secret cultivation methods and teachings of the Red God of Wealth are particularly valued.

This statue has a red complexion, one side, two arms, three eyes, a top bun burning a treasure, a wish-fulfilling treasure on the chest in the right hand, and a treasure rat or skull bowl in the left hand. Holding Concubine Ming in her arms, Concubine Ming has a similar shape to the main deity, holding a skull bowl filled with nectar. This method was listened to by translator Wari from the Vajra Seat and then spread to Tibetan areas. It has been passed down by the Sakya Sect to this day.

▲ Red God of Wealth (Legacy of Master Padmasambhava)

There is also a common form of the Red God of Wealth, but it comes from the treasure inheritance of Master Padmasambhava.This statue has three faces, six arms and four legs, with two eyes that are both happy and angry. The front is red, the right side is white, and the left side is blue. With both hands on the chest, a treasure-spitting rat is held, and treasures are constantly spitting out from its mouth. The remaining two hands on the right hold three treasures and an iron hook respectively, while the two left hands hold a skull bowl full of treasures and a rope. Decorated with eight dragons and treasures, he wears a silk crown on his head and a bouquet of flowers on his body. He bends his legs to the right and stretches his right hand, stepping on the male and female gods of wealth in a standing posture, standing on the lotus moon wheel.

The Green God of Wealth, whose hidden name is "Zangbala Jianggu", also known as Green Bulu Vajra, is one of the five gods of wealth. The inheritance of the Green God of Wealth is quite special, coming from the " Kalachakra Tantra" of the Tibetan Secret Supreme Yoga Department. At that time, Shakyamuni Buddha asked the Buddha to preach the Dharma to all poor sentient beings, help them accumulate good deeds, and increase their wealth.

▲ The Green God of Wealth

has a dark green body, one head, two arms, and three eyes. He wears a crown of five Buddhas, a colorful ribbon in heavenly clothes, and a silk apron. He uses a precious necklace as a solemn sambhogakaya and holds a wish-fulfilling treasure in his right hand. Guo, holding a rat spitting treasure in his left hand; his legs are stretched to the left and bent to the right, and his right foot is lightly stepping on the white snail. Embracing the Heavenly Mother of Fortune, Ming Fei, Ming Fei has a green body, one face and two arms, solemnly decorated with five mudras and the Sambhogakaya. In her right hand, she twists the Ubala flower. She shows two fortunes and lives on the lotus moon seat.