Auspicious Tianmu

Lucky Tianmu is a female figure, riding on the back of a mule, with blue skin color and red hedgehog hair standing upright. She is decorated with five skeletons, with a half moon and peacock hair on the top of her hair, a lion in her right ear and a snake in her left ear. She has a sunny face, covered with human skin. Holding a skull stick in his left hand, a Gabala bowl in his right hand, a dead body in his mouth, a necklace made of 50 skulls hanging around his neck, a curved horn plate hanging around his waist, and a glowing little sun between his navel. There are two red and white dice under the front of the mule. The red one is the main killer and the white one is the bishop. There is a purse bag behind the saddle, which contains the epidemic virus. Who did something bad and destroyed Buddhism, she poured the virus on him.

The reins of the yellow mule ridden by auspicious Tianmu are made of poisonous snakes, and there is a turbulent sea of blood under the mule, which symbolizes that she has crossed the three realms of heaven, earth and sea. It is the patron saint of Tibetan Buddhism.

Because auspicious Tianmu ate people before becoming a Buddha, she took its cannibal image as her own image.