Yaa Wasana Jindamanee (herbal pills), Kruba Sak, Mon Sai Thong Bodhisatt, Lampang.

Size : 0.8 cm / 0.9 cm Available : 2 pills Yaa (herbs) Jindamanee or Yaa Wasana (good fortune from past good deeds) can be traced back to be originated from Somdej Phra Panarat, Wat Pha Kaeo of the Sri Ayutthaya era and the teacher of King Naresuan the Great. Afterwhich, it was passed down to Luang Pu Boon of Wat Klang Bang Kaew who successfully created and using the sacred herbs to help the people. The word; Jindamanee (or the Chindamani Ball), is a wish-fulfilling jewel with Hindu and Buddhist traditions. It is one of several Mani Jewel images found in Buddhist Scripture. A mani-jewel or (magical jewel) which manifests whatever one wishes for, according to one’s desires, treasures, clothing and food can be manifested, while sickness and suffering can be removed, water can be purified, etc. It is a metaphor for the teachings and virtues of the Buddha. Yaa Wasana Jindamanee was created using herbs which were very scarce and hard to come by. After gathering of the raw ingredients, a sacred ceremony will be conducted in the main chapel of temple on a specific day with the master chanting Buddhist spell throughout the process, from mixing of the herbs, grinding it into fine powder to making into ball-like pill. The lay-practitioners whom were chosen to participated in the making were all required “cleanse themselves” and to follow strictly to their precepts. After the completion of the making of the Yaa Wasana Jindamanee, special ritual will again be conducted to bless the pills on auspicious date and time following exactly to the ancient formula passed down by the grand master. There were many miracles with regards to Yaa Wasana Jindamanee whereby people with strange illnesses consumed it were blessed with recovery and in some rare situation where the sick were miraculously cured from near-death. Besides the above mentioned, Yaa Wasana Jindamanee can also cure person who suffered from black-magic and those being processed by simple consuming the pill and chanting a short mantra. There were also cases where business people will place this tiny pill inside their mouth before meeting clients or during important negotiation to increasing their charisma and most of the time were proven to met with success. Yaa Wasana Jindamanee can also be worn on the body to ward off negative energy, increasing charm and attracting goodness as well as wishing for good jobs etc. The formula of these sacred pills were passed down from generations in Wat Klang Bang Kaew from Luang Pu Boon to Luang Pu Perm to Luang Pu Cher (Jher) to Luang Phor Khong (also know as LP Sanya) and then to Kruba Sak.

Kruba Sak & Luang Phor Khong (also known as LP Sanya) from Wat Klang Bang Keaw. Hand grinding for Yaavasana Jindamanee herbal pills.

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