Buddhist statue of Acala in the year of the made of total height 10cm Protection from guardian deity of the twelve zodiac guardian Buddha Shingon

---------------------------------------------------------------------- △ Product material: Boxwood / Product size: Height: 10cm Since it was measured manually, there may be a slight error (within 1cm). Buddha statue [Acala] This Buddha uses force to eliminate those who obstruct the teachings of the Tathagata. It is said that he removes our earthly desires and destroys disasters. Buddha statues are not just for display in Buddhist altars, but more and more people are placing them nearby as interior decorations and to help calm the mind. Looking at the face of a Buddha statue can make you feel refreshed and calm... You can also carry it around with you as a talisman. Bring Buddha statues closer to you. △ Acala is the guardian deity (protective Buddha) of those born in the Year of the Rooster. It is said that each person has a guardian deity determined by the zodiac sign of the year they were born. Since ancient times, the guardian deities of the zodiac signs have been worshipped as guardian Buddhas of protection against misfortune and good fortune. They are handmade by artisans and Buddhist sculptors. The grain and color of each piece may vary slightly. Acala is the chief deity of the Five Great Kings and the Eight Great Kings. He shows the wrathful appearance of a Tathagata. He awakens the bodhi mind in practitioners, rejects evil, and cultivates good. He has the power to enable them to attain great wisdom and attain Buddhahood. He is called Immovable because he enters the state of fire-birth samadhi, eliminates all sinful obstacles, and is unshakable. He sits on a rock seat and has the appearance of a boy. His queue hangs over his left shoulder, and his left eye is slightly closed. He carries a flame on his back, a sharp sword in his right hand, and a lasso in his left hand, and rejects the worldly desires of all living beings. There are esoteric Buddhist images in the rituals, but many of them are freely created.