Tibetan Amulet Dtagrol Ngonpo Khyung – Protection of the Blue Garuda
This rare amulet, called Dtagrol Ngonpo Khyung in Tibetan tradition, was blessed in a monastery near the stupa of Bodnath (Nepal) . It represents the blessing of the blue Garuda , a celestial protector with dazzling and liberating energy.
According to ancient texts, this amulet is intended to offer protection against all forms of harassment (energetic, verbal, psychic or administrative), and more particularly against attempts at expulsion or unjustified rupture, whether social or karmic.
This talisman is traditionally used by yogis and tantric practitioners as an invisible shield against external pressures, invoking the power of the king-bird Garuda, destroyer of subtle poisons.
- 🛕 Temple: Bodnath Tibetan Monastery
- ✨ Deity: Blue Garuda (Ngonpo Khyung)
- 📐 Dimensions: 75mm x 75mm
- ⚓ Weight: Approximately 8.5 grams
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In the high mountains and clear dreams, the blue Garuda cleaves the skies without obstacle. It carries in its claws the weight of curses and invisible violence, offering pure beings a space of unalterable freedom. He who carries it does not bend under the pressure of the world. He rises, with the force of the sacred wind.