Phra Somdej, Wat Rakang

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Material: Mixed Magic Powder

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Blessed by: Mass Chanted
Purpose:  Protection and Luck
Condition: Good
Casing: Stainless Steel Casing
Qty: 1 piece only
Status: Available

This is an amulet called Phra Somdej Wat Rakang. The first somdej image was created Thai Saint & famous Monk , Somdej Phra Phuthachan Toh Phrommarangsri". This amulet has showing the image of the powerful buddha & famous monk the amulet believe this image can bring you happiness and protect and secure good fortune for the owner .

LP Pern Ride Tiger Hanuman, Wat Bang Phra

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Material: Mixed Magic Powder

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Image of Amulet: Lp Pern Ride Tiger Back Hanuman

Purpose: Thai people believe that this amulet give good metta, protection, business, wealth, good luck and love attraction.Condition: Good

Casing: Stainless Steel Casing

Qty: 1 piece only
Status: Rented out

This amulet is I got it from an old monk from Wat Pho, Bangkok, Thailand.

LP Pern was invited to become Abbot of Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Pathom province. He has been one of the most famous monks. LP Pern passed away in BE 2545 at the age of 79 year old. LP Pern has been an expert of concentration of mindfulness in Buddhism way and went to “Tudong” in the deep jungle alone in border of Thailand and Burma .Tudong is monk’s journey to gain knowledge to build up good karma and to know the teaching of Buddha.

LP Pern, Wat Bang Phra

HANUMAN RAISE WAR FLAG THAI MINI AMULET

Material: Mixed Metal
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Blessed by: 
Image of Amulet: Hanuman Raise War Flag
Purpose: Great for authority, invulnerablity, quick reflexes and protection from all danger.
Condition: New
Casing: Water proof plastic casing
Status: Rented Out

Hanuman is the king of Monkey in Ramayana Saga He is son of Pra Pai (Wind God) . He is the head of Monkey soldiers of Rama to fight with Thodsagan ( Ten Face Yaksa). He is unique monkey in this Saga because his body is Pure White. He is very powerful and Magically Fast.

PHRA KHUN PHAEN - WEALTH & LOVE ATTRACTION AMULET

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Material: Mixed Magic Powder

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Blessed by: Magician Monk in Suphan Buree Province of Thailand

Image of Amulet: Phra Khun Phaen with 3 ladies and 2 fighting cocks below

Condition: Good

Purpose: Great for love and wealth attraction.

Casing: Stainless Steel Casing

Status: Rented Out

This Phra Khun Phaen amulet was made in ancient time. The true power is directly for Love attraction. Men who wants to be charming and attractive to women always have this Phra Khun Phaen with them.

Magician Monk in Suphan Buree Province of Thailand created and blessed this amulet for using as Powerful Love Attraction Amulet.

Due to limitations in photography and the inevitable differences in monitor settings,

the colour of item in the pictures may not correspond 100% to the item itself.

Thai Buddha Amulet Phra Somdej Ketchaiyo 7 Chukchi floors

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Material: Mixed Magic Powder

Year Builded: Not sure

Blessed by: Not sure

Image of Amulet: 7 Chukchi floors, Wat Ket Chaiyo Print (Popular Print)

Condition: Good

Purpose: Great for luck and success attraction.

Casing: Stainless Steel Casing

Qty: 1 piece only
Status: Available

Phra Somdej Wat Rakang the famous and powerful Buddha amulet of Thailand. The pose of Archan Toh in meditation is very unique and easy to identify.

Archan Toh's Disciple of Wat Rakang Kositaram,Thailand created and blessed this amulet in old days as a Goodness and Success Attraction Amulet.

Pra Somdej Wat Ket Chaiyo. It is also Pra Somdej as one family. The same formula was used to Wat Rakang and Wat Bangkhunprom. The main mass of mortar shells, magic powder (powder, gel, powder Published richness Ptmag powder powder powder's great and what's new), wild rice, banana, dried flowers, oil and much more.

Pra Somdej Wat Ket Chaiyo has three types of powder. 1) soft 2) medium soft and 3) muscle strength. The mass was soft and the Taggaigw oil is mixed with the soft type. Pra Somdej Wat Ket Chaiyo has many prints. The printing industry is cosmopolitan, there are 3 different type printing was in 7 Chukchi floors and 6 Chukchi floors and print 3 Chukchi floors were to expand that part of the remarkable good fortune and mercy.

Phor Gae Ruesi Hermit - Thai Amulet for Rent

Name: Phor Gae Ruesi Hermit

Blessed by: Not sure

Year Consecrated in: B.E. 2554 (2011)
Material: Magic Powder

Purpose: Good luck, popularity, influence, authority, and protection from black magic.

Conditon: New

Casing: No casing

Qty: 1 piece only
Status: Available

 

Ruesi is the Thai name for a hermit sage (known as Rishi in India).

In the West he is usually called a Yogi, from the Yogic practices applied by many of the Ruesi. There are various levels and classifications of Ruesi, depending on the intensity of their practice or number of moral precepts kept.

Ruesi are hermit sages who spend their time meditating and developing psychic powers and collecting magical herbs, minerals, rarities and other substances. They use the magical ingredients to make special love charms, spells and protective amulets. They wish to help other beings to be happier in life, and do this by telling fortunes, making rituals and spells to reduce bad karma, chase evil influences and spirits away, protect from one's enemies, or even increase one's luck and wealth with a spell for wealth and good fortune.

Some Rishi wear a reddish brown robe, whereas some even wear white like the Prahm. Some wear white and devote themselves exclusively to healing medical ailments. This kind of Ruesi is known as Chiwok, named after the Rishi Chivaka who was the official doctor of the Lord Buddha.

A Chiwok Ruesi would collect herbs minerals and healing substances for making his healing potions. This kind of Ruesi can perhaps be compared to the druid bards who were also healers, using herbal potions and ointments. A Chiwok Ruesi is also an expert in orthopedic massage, and other matters, such as Horoscope.

The best Chiwok Ruesi to approach for healing or massage is perhaps the extremely well studied and practiced Master; Ruesi Tevijjo. Ruesi Tevijjo (or affectionately known as Ruesi David), is a Westerner who was ordained as a Buddhist novice monk in the West, where he learned under a Thai master from Chiang Mai Province. He later traveled to Thailand and studied natural medicine and spiritual healing methods both academically in University, as well as practically under the tutelage of various master Ruesi of National renown (for example Ruesi Sompit).

Of the types of Ruesi who does Sak Yant, most will be of the Dabos variety, such as Ajarn Thoy Dabos (there are many other subcategories of Ruesi within the main variety who wear reddish robes). The Dabos will sometimes also wear a tiger skin over his red robe, because of the tiger skin worn by Lord Shiva, who was and is the original Maha Ruesi (great Ruesi). A Dabos Ruesi will normally have at least one Ruesi mask of the Thai Deity “Ruesi Por Gae Ta Fai” on his altar.

Artifact: Set of 5 Benjapakee in Flannel Box

Artifact: Benjapakee Set (Souvenir Set)

1) Phra Rod (Wat Mahawan)
2) Phra Somgor (Wat Phra Boro Mahattat)
3) Phra Somdej (Wat Rakang)
4) Phra Phong Supan (Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahattat)
5) Phra Nang Phaya (Wat Nang Phaya)

Material:  Powder & Clay
Purpose:  Collection Piece

Conditon: New

Casing: Comes with Flannel Box
Qty: 1 set only
Status: Available

"BenjaPakee" is actually an ancient word from Pali. Benja means 5 kind or type, Pakee means set or grouping.

So BenjaPakee means 5 different types of amulets in a group or set.

A group of well-known amulet collectors in early 1950s suggested a guide for the thai people, the best choice to worn on their neck, Also taking into consideration of the Buddha history, age, form and size etc.

Phra Somdej was created by Somdej Phra Buddhacara Toh Prommarangsi (Somdej Toh). He's a son of 
King Rama I. He started to make Phra Somdej amulets in B.E.2409. Materials for making Phra somdej comprise: Shell lime, holy powder, assorted flowers from shine, rice, lotus, ashes, honey, banana, tang oil, etc. Then chanted with spells and meditate. To bless every life in this world for good karma and strong protection against negative energy. Total of 84,000 amulets was made at the time. Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang is one of the most famous and the best amulets from Thailand.

Phra Nang Phaya 
Phra Nang Phaya was created during of Ayuttaya era, Phitsanulok province. The major discovered are from Wat Nang Phaya around B.E.2444. The temple was said to be built for merits making to his Queen, the mother of King Naresuan, the Thai people given name "Queen of Thailand amulets". Phra Nang Phaya is very famous for strong blessing with attractiveness and respectful from all others, also power on charm and 
safe from all dangers.

Phra Rod 
Phra Rod was created by a hermit. First discovered during the earlier days of King Rama 5 reign when a pagoda from Wat Mahawan in Lumphun province. The Thai people regard this particular amulet as Buddha of Escape, they have superb baramee power, especially in protection and being safe from all dangers and disasters or misfortunes. They are made of clay and the oldest once are over 1,250 years old.

Phra Phong Supan 
Phra Phong Supan was discovered on B.E. 2456 in Wat Phra Sri Ratanamahathat in Supanburi province. According to a golden scripture found together in the pagoda which described that Phra Phong Supan was created by Phra Mahathera PiyaThassi Saribut during the period of King Bormrajathiraj 2nd. It has strong "U-thong" art style. Most of unique of this amulets is at the back had a thumb print of the creator. A superb Buddha amulets had all mighty protective power against weapon and bring good luck. Is the most powerful amulets of ever.

Phra Somgor 
Phra Somgor was first discovered on B.E. 2392 in Wat Phra Boromathat, Kamphaeng Phet province. 
The amulets were created in the era King Phra Maha Dharmarajalitai, the 5th king of Sukhothai. Phra Somgor is a mixture of Sukhothai-Lanka (Sri Lanka) style. It form a sitting posture of a thumb shape. According to memorandum of Wat Phra Boromathat, Phra Somgor amulets were made by 11 hermits or Phra Lersi using special materials and invited Devadas to create the molds. 
There is a slogan for Phra Somgor " If you have me, you never get poor". 

Greatest Katha for Wealth and Fortune

The Katha

Na Mo Tassa Bhakhawato Arahato Samma Sambudh Tassa Na Mo Tassa Bhakhawato Arahato Samma Sambudh Tassa Na Mo Tassa Bhakhawato Arahato Samma Sambudh Tassa Buddha Ma Aa U Na Mo Budh Dha Ya (1 time) Wira Dhayo Wira Konayang Wira Hingsa Wira Dhasi Wira Dhasa Wira Ittiyo Buddhassa Manee Mama Buddhassa Swahom (3,5,7,or 9 times) When you start practicing this Katha, you should start with 3 times for the core Katha(Wira Dhayo....). Until you chant fluently, you may chant more times. But it is a must to keep the times of chanting constantly in some long period before shifting to more additive step. Or you may keep 3 times forever. But as on Mr.Prayong's practice, he chanted 9 times. Daily chanting on this Katha will make your earning & living significantly better in some degree, the money from your work efforts is enough for expenses-- if the household money run low, the new money will come in time to support. But for the best result--you must chant this Katha until becoming Smadhi--and the big wealth & fortune will come to you. Please see also Tips number 4 below.

For best result on practicing this Katha: 1. Don't stealing. 2. Don't drinking liquor. 3. Present food to monk at least one daily. In some places it's inconvenient to do this, you can do an option by donate money (any sum you would like to) to a can. If the can fills with moderate sum of money, please bring it to donate to Buddhist temple for monks' food. 4. The main principle on practicing this Katha is--chant it until becoming a Smadhi (mind concentration). The higher Smadhi you reach, the more wealth and fortune will come. You can practice this Katha in every action, standing, walking, sitting, and working. When you want to repeat the Katha, just start with the main Katha: Wira Dhayo Wira Konayang..... 5. Before bringing out the money to use, touch that money and chant the Katha the same times as your usual practice. And in the night before parking your money into the drawer, chant this Katha the same times as your usual practice. 6. If anyone would like to learn this Katha, please teach him because this is the will of the great Guru. 7. If all these done, the practicer will get more and more wealth and fortune. Creator of rich katha, LP Parn, Wat Bangnomkho Original Katha in Thai Script

 

 

 

Courtesy of Lek Watruak

7 Days Buddha and their Colours

For those who are born on:



Monday
(Yellow ) is your colour
This is a standing Buddha pose, with the left hand hanging down by the side. The right hand is raised at the chest, palm facing outwards, in a singe-handed gesture. This posture represents “Preventing Calamities”, which is also known as “Pacifying the Relatives.”

Character : Good memory, serious, love to travel
Optimum profession : trader, doctor,nurse,fisherman
Very lucky day / colour : Saturday / Black
Lucky day / colour : Wednesday (day) / green
Unlucky day/colour: Sunday / orange
Buddha Image : Pang Ham Yath, making peace


Tuesday
(Pink) is your colour
A reclining Buddha posture. The Buddha lies on his right side with his left arm draped along the body and the right arm acting as a pillow, propping up the head. One of the most dramatic and breathtaking reclining Buddha images can be found at Wat Po, Bangkok. This temple is also home to the famous Thai massage school.

Character : brave,active,broad and serious mind
Optimum profession: policeman, soldier,chemist,cook,hairdresser
Very lucky day / color: Thursday / yellow
Lucky day/color: Saturday / Black
Unlucky day/color: Monday / White
Buddha Image: Pang Sai Yas, reclining Buddha


Wednesday (Day)
(Green) is your colour
There are two images that represent Wednesday, one for the morning and one for the night.
For Wednesday morning, the Buddha is standing with heels pressed together, holding an alms bowl at waist height, with both hands wrapped around it.

Character: ambitious, gregarious, fun loving
Optimum profession: banker, singer, musician, artist, designer
Very Lucky day/color : Wednesday (night) / light green
Lucky day/color: Thursday / yellow
Unlucky day/color: Tuewsday / pink
Buddha Image : Pang Um Baatr, holding the alms-bowl

Wednesday Night
(Light Green) is your colour
Wednesday evening’s pose represents the retreat to the forest, for the duration of the rainy season. It is a sitting posture with the Buddha depicted as resting with a monkey and small elephant at his side. The Buddha is about to accept a honeycomb from the money and a water pot from the elephant.

Character: hardworking, diligent, honest
Optimum profession: writer, poet, doctor, scientist, actor, archaeologist
Very lucky day/color: Monday / white
Lucky day/color: Sunday / orange
Unlucky day/color: Thursday / yellow
Buddha Image : Pang Par Lelai, the blessed one


Thursday
(Orange) is your colour
This sitting Buddha image is one of restful meditation, with legs crossed (right leg on top of the left) and both hands resting on the top, with the right hand over the left, both palms upwards. This is a classic yoga posture.

Character: good heart , graceful, tranquil, honest
Optimum profession: judge, lawyer, teacher, clergyman
Very Lucky day/color: Sunday / orange
Lucky day/color: Friday / blue
Unlucky day/color: Saturday / black
Buddha Image: Pang Samah Thi, meditation


Friday
(Blue) is your colour
Friday represents “Reflection” or “Contemplation”, with a standing Buddha image. Both hands are crossed at the chest (right over left), palms facing inwards. The posture depicts the Buddha standing at the Banyan Tree, wondering how he can explain the cause of suffering to his followers.

Character: ambitious, gregarious, fun loving
Optimum profession: banker, singer, musician, artist, designer
Very Lucky day/color: Tuesday / Pink
Lucky day/color: Monday / white
Unlucky day/color: Wednesday (night) / light green
Buddha Image: Pang ram Pueng, contemplation


Saturday
(Purple) is your colour
This dramatic statute depicts the Buddha sitting in meditation, protected by a cobra hood. The Buddha sits cross-legged in meditation, with overlapping hands, palms upwards, whilst Mucalinda, the cobra (King of Naga) spreads its hood above the Buddha’s head.

Character: logical, tranquil, reclusive
Optimum profession: agriculturist, constructor, miner, bailiff
Very Lucky day/color: Friday / blue
Lucky day/color: Wednesday (night) / light green
Unlucky day/color: Wednesday / green
Buddha Image: Pang Naga Prok, protection


Sunday
(Red) is your colour
Representing an Open-Eye posture, the Buddha stands with hands crossed over his abdomen, in pensive thought. The right hand is placed over the left on the upper thigh. Here, the enlightened Buddha contemplates his achievements and knowledge, standing still for 7 days under the Bodhi Tree to contemplate the suffering of all living things.

Character: respectable, carefree, wise, and beloved by both friends and relatives
Optimum profession: manager, official, doctor, trader, craftman
Very Lucky day/color: Wednesday / green
Lucky day/color: Tuesday / pink
Unlucky day/color: Friday / blue
Buddha Image: Pang Tawai Natra, restraint

Buddha Says:

Endurance is one of the most difficult disciplines, but it is to the one who endures that the final victory comes.

Nothing is permanent.

On a long journey of human life, faith is the best of companions; it is the best refreshment on the journey; and it is the greatest property.

The only real failure in life is not to be true to the best one knows

There are only two mistakes one can make along the road to truth:

1.) not going all the way; and

2.) not starting.

You cannot travel the path until you have become the path itself.