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more about paper amulets
Building the paper amulet:
First and central put a seed syllable of power here I put HUNG; power of fire straight from the heart combined with TRISHULA; weapon and protection.
Now we add supporting seed syllables along the sides which enhance our main one, so I put DŪM which acts as a shield to go with our sword
Lastly add a sealing syllable to harmonize the actions of all the magick, I added a fire dragon symbol.
Now it's done and ready to be "cast" which can include burning it or submerging it in water.
Paper amulet can also be worn on the self for protection or cast onto targets to seal, protect or control them.
A copy of the Taizōkai Mandara (胎蔵界曼荼羅), the Matrix World Mandala depicting hosts of buddhas, bodhisattvas, wrathful wisdom kings, and assorted other divinities & supernatural beings radiating from the cosmic buddha Dainichi Nyorai (大日如来) in the center, here all represented by their Sanskrit seed syllables in Siddhaṃ script
Hanging scroll dating to 1754 at Tōji Temple (東寺) in Kyoto
Image from "東寺の曼荼羅図: みほとけの群像" [Illustrated Mandalas at Tōji: Group Images of Buddhist Divinities] published by 東寺宝物館 [Tōji Treasure Museum], 1992, page 75
BHYO!
A3 acrylic gouache and drawing ink
Bhyo
On retreat.
A3 Seed syllable of dPalden Llhamo