Material: Red Copper

Dimensions: Approx. 21 x 12 x 23 cm (L x W x H)

The following is the English summary of the profound merits and significance of practicing the Wrathful Guru (Guru Dorje Drolo) in the degenerate age, structured across four levels based on the teachings of Khenpo Ngawang Palzang (Ngagwang Palzang):

• Outer Level: Pacifying Natural & External Calamities

  • Countering the Four Elemental Disasters: It is the most suitable practice to subdue earthquakes, floods, fires, and violent storms caused by collective karma and imbalances in the elements of earth, water, fire, and air.

  • Subduing Human Conflicts & Negative Influences: It wards off sudden natural or man-made disasters, severe obstacles, and harm caused by negative energies, spirits, or malicious entities.

• Inner Level: Alleviating Environmental Crisis & Healing the Physical Body

  • Mitigating Ecological Collapse: For crises driven by human greed and conflict—such as wars, pollution, land degradation, global warming, melting glaciers, and ecosystem destruction—this practice imparts blessings to slow down the damage and gradually restore the environment.

  • Healing Physical & Energetic Ailments: It helps overcome life-threatening obstacles, physical illnesses, organ dysfunctions, and subtle energy imbalances within the body's channels and subtle winds.

• Secret Level: Clearing Emotional Disturbances & Spiritual Obstacles

  • Dispelling Negative Emotions: It clears deep-seated emotional toxins, including fear, anxiety, anger, resentment, delusion, apathy, grief, and depression.

  • Transforming Habitual Patterns: It overcomes spiritual roadblocks such as sluggishness, distraction, weakness, and restlessness, while dismantling subtle ego-clinging and negative habituations.

• Most Secret Level: Awakening to the Ultimate Nature of Mind

  • Piercing Through Subtle Obscurations: It equips the practitioner with razor-sharp awareness (rigpa) to penetrate the finest veils of karmic imprints, directly realize the primordial nature of mind (tathāgatagarbha), and ultimately attain full Buddhahood.