I've lost my amulet to ward off evil...

This year was a big disaster, but after the new year started, I went to a shrine near my parents' house (Kamaishi City, Iwate Prefecture) and had my husband, and my parents exorcise the bad luck with my 5 grandparents.

After being purified, I received cleansing alcohol and an amulet

I had true misfortune this year, and my husband has bad luck, so I received two amulets

The amulet was put in a small bag and hung around my neck every day

I used to say “thank you” when I went to bed

And yet... I noticed that there were no amulets when I took a bath

I thought it had been abandoned by the company locker, so I looked at the company locker the next day, but it wasn't there...

If I think about it now, I regret that I should have put a piece of paper with my contact information written on it in the bag that contained the amulet..

In this case, I would like you to tell me if there are any things that are better to do this

Thank you

3 Zen Responses

I'm sorry for the royal answer, but...

　This is a royal answer, but please think that the disaster happened on your behalf. An amulet has taken your place on the biggest unlucky day of the year. With this, no matter what kind of disaster this year, there will only be a disaster on a level that you can overcome. (probably)
Please always acquire the ability to get through on your own without relying on amulets or bills like Doraemon's tools. An unlucky year is a year of leading roles. The main character is accompanied by difficulties similar to Shonen Jump, and they solve them brilliantly, and become popular. This is your chance to test your strength, even if it isn't popular. Sometimes they consult with various people, cooperate with each other, and resolve issues together.
Someday, true friends will come, and you will meet the amulets you really need without relying on amulets. Chan Chan

This is Ohashi Jibō in Donanbo.

Nice to meet you, 935. My name is Jiho Ohashi. The amulet to ward off evil has been lost. From the person's point of view, it's something I don't like. It often happened that our bracelet rosary also ran out. The bill at the front door was torn. Similar to
Inquiries will be made. From the person's point of view, is this a harbinger of something? You'll be worried.
At that time, I escaped from misfortune there. That was great! I will answer that.
Amulets, banknotes, etc. are things that will eventually disappear. More than that, don't forget to always feel grateful and put your hands on your ancestors, gods and Buddhas. I think those things are important. Please feel free to think about your feelings.

Feelings of gratitude and recompense

935

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is a humble answer to the question.

Has the amulet come out... If that's the case, I'm really glad. It's reassuring..

Now, as a bit of a side note, I've received similar questions before, such as the one below.

Question “I've lost all my old amulets...”
http://blog.livedoor.jp/hasunoha_kawaguchi/archives/1002960031.html

“... It's a bit of a supplement to Buddhism, but originally, Buddhism does not handle money or amulets in terms of praying for the benefit of this world. However, strictly speaking, I think there is room for approval in terms of repelling disasters and calamities that hinder Buddhist practice. I believe that Buddhist practice is also important in order to gain enlightenment to save all sentient beings. Therefore, of course, Jusei also visits shrines and receives bills and amulets, but I am grateful that you repel disasters and disasters so that Buddhism can be fulfilled. ・・”

935 seems to value amulets as a manifestation of a feeling of gratitude for the way he is being kept alive every day, and I really know that is a good thing.

In the midst of gratitude and reward, adjusting one's own actions for the better is a good cause and relationship for producing better results. If that amulet seems to be useful as an aid, please continue to take good care of it and keep it with you.

If you lose or lose it again, and that inevitably leads to anxiety, fear, and hesitation, I think it's okay to ask for an amulet at the shrine again.

Also, please take a look at some of the humble answers to the questions below.

Question “What is waiting for an omikuji when it comes?”
http://blog.livedoor.jp/hasunoha_kawaguchi/archives/1005735447.html

“... I don't feel too disappointed or trapped, and I know that what you can rely on is to adjust depending on your state of mind and actions. ・・”

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

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