How to worship Mahakala, the God of Wealth

? Mahakala, the god of wealth, is in charge of wealth. How should we worship it?

In recent years, more and more friends are worshiping Mahakala, the God of Wealth. Today I will briefly talk about some precautions when worshiping Mahakala, the God of Wealth in Tantric Buddhism.

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Dahkala is also translated as Dahei, Dashi, Daheishen or Mahakala, etc., or directly transliterated as Maha. Names such as Jialuo, Mohegoluo, and Mahakala. This god was originally the transformation of Shiva in Brahmanism, and was later absorbed by Buddhism and became the protector of Buddhism. Especially in Tantra, Mahakala is an important protector. ?

Because Mahakala has extremely high spiritual power and is easier to communicate with others, the Japanese respect him as the Lord of Wealth. The scripture says: "If you keep this, you will not be short of food and clothing; merchants will bring you as much profit as a river."

Most of the Mahakala worshiped in the contemporary era are wielding a golden hammer (also a magic weapon for attracting wealth), carrying a bag of money (rice) on their backs, and stepping on everything in the world. The image of the money box, that is, the three-faced god of wealth consisting of Mahakala, Benzaiten and Bishamonten is the best among the gods of wealth.

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The method of making offerings to Mahakala generally requires attention to several key points:

1. Mahakala can Place it in the kitchen, hall, ancestral hall, Yangzhai financial position, etc. Other principles are roughly the same as those for other offerings to gods and Buddhas, such as not being pressed by beams, not having a toilet behind you, not facing stairs, having a support behind, etc.

2. Red beans, milk, red wine, strong tea, desserts, fruits, chocolate, etc. can generally be used as offerings. The offerings can be eaten by the family together to increase wealth.

3. It would be better if you can persist in reciting the Mahakala Mantra every day. But it must be passed down before it can be practiced. If there is no inheritance, you can insist on copying the Mahakala God of Wealth. (The God of Wealth Mantra of Mahakala "Mo Sanmanta Mu Ta Na? Om? Mahakaya? Suvaha")

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4. When you feel that your financial fortune is poor or you have to do something very important, you can recite "Mahakara" several times, touch the head of the Mahakala Buddha statue with your hands, and then open the left side of your body. Pocket imagine Mahakala bringing wealth to you. ?

The above statements are all based on numerology, please do not be superstitious!