OM JAMBHALA JALENDZAYA SVAHA

Dzambala in Vajrayana Buddhism or God of Wealth is the incarnation of Avalokiteshvara

In the sacred site where the Buddha attained enlightenment, then this place had a deserted, wild landscape. During one time Great Master Atisha, wandering away in the grounds of Bodhgaya, came to see an old man dying of starvation. Lord Atisha sympathized with the old man's plight, but had no food to help him. Lord Atisha decided to cut his flesh and feed the old man. But the old man refused, saying, "Sir, you are a monk, I would rather die than not eat the flesh of a Taoist?" And the old man firmly refused.

The master was sad to close his eyes and shut up, because there was no other way to help the dying old man. Suddenly, a halo appeared on the two from the upper floor. Atisha and the old man looked up to see Avalokiteshvara in the form of Thousand-Eyes, Thousand Hands. Both of them did not understand anything, Quan Yin said: "Hey Atisha. I will manifest as a Buddha whose name is ... Dzambala. The compassionate Dzambala Buddha will help poor sentient beings like him ".
Avalokiteshvara explained that: Buddha Dzambala's body is yellow, which is meaningful for regal and luxury. But Dzambala Buddha only blesses those who have compassion, one-pointedly pray for sentient beings. Whoever practices according to His Dharma - which is also the way of requesting him to bless and cultivate his mind and virtue, he or she will be enlightened and will be blessed by Dzambala Buddha to become a rich man.
Today, every Buddhist prayer Dzambala offers milk or water and fruit every time.
Every Buddhist, after receiving his auspiciousness, generates compassion and charity to save poor sentient beings.

If you do not have the Dharma to recite, you can pray for your mantra.

Dzambala's mantra: Om Dzambala Zalen Draya Svaha

Recite 3 or more times, or 108 times. The more times, the stronger the will.