This unique Tibetan Buddhist amulet for protection from the Bouddhanath Stupa in Nepal contains the mantra of the Medicine Buddha:  

"OM BEKANDZE BEKANDZE MAHA BEKANDZE

BEKANDZE RANDZA  SAMUD GATE SVAHA"  

The mantra has been stamped on paper, immersed in saffron water,

folded and wrapped in silk thread and blessed by a Tibetan Buddhist Lama. 

The Medicine Buddha is regarded as the source of Healing Powers.  

In his right hand he holds the blooming Myrobalan plant, which is also known as the King of Medicines because of its effectiveness of both physical and mental diseases. In his left hand, which is resting on his lap, he holds a begging bowl that is filled with Amrita,  

the Nectar of Long Life. 

It is widely assumed that reciting the Medicine Buddha mantra  

OM BEKANDZE BEKANDZE MAHA BEKANDZE

BEKANDZE RANDZA SAMUD GATE SVAHA 

can diminish sickness, pain, suffering

and gives protection against danger, and brings good health,  

well being and vitality.