‌Yellow Jambhala

‌Yellow Jambhala symbolizes wealth, good luck, wisdom and love in religious culture. ‌He is one of the five wealth gods in Tibetan Buddhism, named for his yellow body. The image of Yellow Jambhala is usually with his upper body exposed and his lower body in a skirt. He holds a Mani jewel in his right hand, symbolizing that the precious light shines on all directions and increases the blessings of all beings; he holds a big treasure-spitting rat in his left hand, symbolizing infinite treasure; and his right foot steps on a white conch, symbolizing the ability to go into the sea to get treasure. ‌12
The meaning of Yellow Jambhala is not only the acquisition of material wealth, but also includes the pursuit of wisdom and love, as well as the power to overcome poverty and obstacles. His existence reminds people to look at wealth correctly, cultivate inner wealth, and use wealth to benefit others and achieve internal and external abundance.
In religious ceremonies, practicing the Yellow Jambhala Dharma and chanting its secret mantra can obtain the protection of Yellow Jambhala, increase blessings, life, wisdom and material wealth, and help believers get rid of poverty and financial difficulties.