Para Nga Su 法药印, Nur Phong Yaa Pathamang, Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar).

Phong Yaa Pathamang Baeb Khein Loob (Erased pill powder from the whiteboard), Phim Para Nga Su made by Chao Sala Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, is a high-class medicine, world-wide power (all-rounder effect). 古巴潘迪达在黑板上写经文然后擦除成为丸粉, Para Nga Su 法药印 , 是一种高级药物, 世界范围内的力量 (全功能)。

Kruba Panthit Da of Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham.

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Hua Waen Palot Kin Thong (Ring Head), Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar).

*Kruba Apiwat inscribed additional Yantra on the Hua Waen Palot Kin Thong made by Kruba Panthit Da. 水银食金 (戒子头), 古巴潘迪达, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, 傣族 (缅甸)。 *古巴阿匹瓦在古巴潘迪达制造的水银食金 (戒子头) 刻上额外的经文(符咒)。 古巴潘迪达是古巴阿匹瓦的其中一位已故的恩师。 古巴潘迪达制造的水银食金能吞噬不良之磁场, 降头, 毒素, 黑运(霉运), 病疾, 化作正能量, 使佩戴者需要长期佩戴才能得到人缘, 财运,好运, 工作顺利如意。这些水银非医学用的水银, 否则引出水银时会被中毒而死。佩戴水银食金的人都会得到良好人缘, 带来钱财, 及良好生活。 佩戴水银食金的好处: 1. 无懈可击的避险事迹,减少工作及生活中的意外。 2. 直接防止邪恶的意念入侵,亡灵及降头,不得侵犯如侵犯将 其吞噬。 3. 运气会得到显示,运气好时色泽会光亮,反之哑色。 4. 能够修补你的噩运,使运气好转。 5. 能吞噬体内的毒素及病源,使身体情况良好。 6. 当身体中毒如蛇咬,或口腔炎症等都会得到化解及减轻。 7. 在工作或生意方面会带来良好的人缘修改人际关系,招来钱 财。 8. 有助自身的权力及管治能力,得到朋友及上司的赞赏。 9. 人员关系得到改善以致得到很多发展机会。

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Mae Nang Kwak 100 Million Wealth, Nur Phong Yaa Fang Takrut Ngern Hua Jai (Medicine Powder inserted with a pcs of Silver Heart Talisman), Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong (B.E.2559).

Made : 179 pieces

(Released to Public : 138 pieces)

*Encased with waterproof acrylic casing.

*Co-chanted with Kruba Panthit Da (Teacher of Kruba Apiwat).

Nang Kwak is the Thai goddess of wealth. She is extremely popular in Thailand. This goddess brings money and prosperity.

She is most often seen wearing a traditional Thai dress. It is told her favorite color is red. Close by her left side you will find the money bag.

Sometimes she holds the money bag in her left hand. That is her attribute.

She is almost always pictured in a sitting position. Most often she will wear a golden crown on her head.

Her rights hand seems to be waving. This is a beckoning motion is believed to attract wealth and customers.

It is the same gesture as seen on the Japanese Beckoning Cat, Maneki Neko. It may come as no surprise that the cat is Nang Kwak’s sacred animal.

She has much in common with the Beckoning Cat. Her name means Beckoning Lady. Nang means lady and kwak means to beckon.

She is the one who attracts money. You may come across Mae in front of her name. Mae means mother and this tittle gives her extra honor.

Nang Kwak is much loved in Thailand. Stories about how she has helped people overcome financial difficulties appear on a regular basis in the media in Thailand. Her popularity seems to be increasing.

Pictures and statues (buccha) of her are found in homes and most business establishment.

Actually anyone with a strong urge to manifest wealth will have some kind of image, statue or amulet close by.

Some prefer to make offerings to Nang Kwak. Offerings can be water bottles, red rose syrup water, flowers, white rice, sweets or make-up. Many may also burn incense sticks as a tribute to Nang Kwak.

Yet others are happy and satisfied to keep the Nang Kwak statue at peace and feel confident she bestows her blessings of good fortune for the household or business place.

Wearing an amulet with an image of Nang Kwak is also very common. This is practical for people on the move.

Also people who want the constant blessings of Nang Kwak will wear her amulet in addition to having her statue (buccha) in their home or business place.

Not all will choose a statue (buccha). In some shops and homes you may find they prefer to have a picture of this goddess of wealth hanging on the wall.

Nang Kwak Legend

The story of how this goddess came to be is not set in stone. Some say she is the incarnation of the old Thai rice goddess called Mae Phosop. Rice has always been connected to wealth. As an incarnation of the rice goddess, Nang Kwak takes the wealth attraction business to a higher level.

Another popular legend is that Nang Kwak once was a young woman named Supawadee.

She lived with her parents in a small town in Northern India about the time Buddhism started gain followers.

Her parents were merchants and not very successful. They struggled hard to keep their business above ground and barely made enough to support their family.

Supawadee would often accompany her father on his business trips. It was on one of these trips she found herself listening to a sermon on Buddhism.

The words of the sermon seemed to make perfect sense and she immediately converted to Buddhism.

Supawadee became a very devoted Buddhist. Gasaba Thaera had for a long time noticed the sincerity of Supawadee and was very much impressed. As it happened Gasaba Thaere was an Arahant, one who had been pronounced worthy, a perfect person.

According to Buddhism he had special powers. Gasaba Thaere used his powers to bless Supawadee. The blessing she received would be connected to good fortune.

As a result her family became very wealthy. Rumors of Supawadee’s connection to prosperity brought people from near and far to her home. All were eager to be blessed by this fortunate woman.

Supawadee was to become the spirit or goddess of wealth known as Nang Kwak.

Co-chanted with Kruba Panthit Da / 邀請古巴笨鐵達共同開光加持。

招财女神 1 亿财富, 采用泰北 Tai Yai 药粉制造背后有招财符印然后塞入一支纯银手写 “心经” 符管, 古巴阿匹瓦, 瓦同碰寺庙 (佛历: 二五五九年)。

制造 : 一百七十九尊

(发布给公众：一百三十八尊)

*已经镶好防水亚克力外壳。

2559年 紅藥第一古巴Api哇收集了多種，馬哈神尼人緣粉，108 人緣灣，檸檬草花人緣油，來自緬甸取得不易的紅藥，混合屈邁鴻紅藥，及以下高僧佛聖粉:~

龍婆遮 Luang Phor Cher / Jher ＝ Wat Klang Bang Kaew

龍婆實韻 Luang Phor Sanguan = Wat Phai Phan Mue

龍婆篇 Luang Phor Pian ＝ Wat Kruen Kathin

龍婆貴 Luang Phor Kuay＝ Wat Khositaram

財女神純銀符管為招財女神心咒，及邀請古巴笨鐵達共同開光加持。

招財功效：

招財、助事業、生意興隆、招攬客戶，成願、可許願、保平安。

佩戴招財女神不會帶來任何壞處，只會令人事事順心，善意的行爲必會獲得好報，心想事成，財源廣進。

因此，家中或店中如有招財女神，則必有福氣和財氣，讓虔誠的信徒有享不盡的財運和福報。

Kruba Apiwat of Wat ThungPong. 

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Mae Nang Kwak 100 Million Wealth, Nur Phong Yaa Fang Takrut Ngern Hua Jai (Medicine Powder inserted with a pcs of Silver Heart Talisman), Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong (B.E.2559).

Made : 179 pieces

(Released to Public : 138 pieces) *Come with original temple box. Encased with waterproof custom-made Silver Casing inlaid with Pink Gemstones. *Co-chanted with Kruba Panthit Da. Nang Kwak is the Thai goddess of wealth. She is extremely popular in Thailand. This goddess brings money and prosperity. She is most often seen wearing a traditional Thai dress. It is told her favorite color is red. Close by her left side you will find the money bag. Sometimes she holds the money bag in her left hand. That is her attribute. She is almost always pictured in a sitting position. Most often she will wear a golden crown on her head. Her rights hand seems to be waving. This is a beckoning motion is believed to attract wealth and customers. It is the same gesture as seen on the Japanese Beckoning Cat, Maneki Neko. It may come as no surprise that the cat is Nang Kwak’s sacred animal. She has much in common with the Beckoning Cat. Her name means Beckoning Lady. Nang means lady and kwak means to beckon. She is the one who attracts money. You may come across Mae in front of her name. Mae means mother and this tittle gives her extra honor. Nang Kwak is much loved in Thailand. Stories about how she has helped people overcome financial difficulties appear on a regular basis in the media in Thailand. Her popularity seems to be increasing. Pictures and statues (buccha) of her are found in homes and most business establishment. Actually anyone with a strong urge to manifest wealth will have some kind of image, statue or amulet close by. Some prefer to make offerings to Nang Kwak. Offerings can be water bottles, red rose syrup water, flowers, white rice, sweets or make-up. Many may also burn incense sticks as a tribute to Nang Kwak. Yet others are happy and satisfied to keep the Nang Kwak statue at peace and feel confident she bestows her blessings of good fortune for the household or business place. Wearing an amulet with an image of Nang Kwak is also very common. This is practical for people on the move. Also people who want the constant blessings of Nang Kwak will wear her amulet in addition to having her statue (buccha) in their home or business place. Not all will choose a statue (buccha). In some shops and homes you may find they prefer to have a picture of this goddess of wealth hanging on the wall. Nang Kwak Legend The story of how this goddess came to be is not set in stone. Some say she is the incarnation of the old Thai rice goddess called Mae Phosop. Rice has always been connected to wealth. As an incarnation of the rice goddess, Nang Kwak takes the wealth attraction business to a higher level. Another popular legend is that Nang Kwak once was a young woman named Supawadee. She lived with her parents in a small town in Northern India about the time Buddhism started gain followers. Her parents were merchants and not very successful. They struggled hard to keep their business above ground and barely made enough to support their family. Supawadee would often accompany her father on his business trips. It was on one of these trips she found herself listening to a sermon on Buddhism. The words of the sermon seemed to make perfect sense and she immediately converted to Buddhism. Supawadee became a very devoted Buddhist. Gasaba Thaera had for a long time noticed the sincerity of Supawadee and was very much impressed. As it happened Gasaba Thaere was an Arahant, one who had been pronounced worthy, a perfect person. According to Buddhism he had special powers. Gasaba Thaere used his powers to bless Supawadee. The blessing she received would be connected to good fortune. As a result her family became very wealthy. Rumors of Supawadee’s connection to prosperity brought people from near and far to her home. All were eager to be blessed by this fortunate woman. Supawadee was to become the spirit or goddess of wealth known as Nang Kwak.

Co-chanted with Kruba Panthit Da / 邀請古巴笨鐵達共同開光加持。

招财女神 1 亿财富, 采用泰北 Tai Yai 药粉制造背后有招财符印然后塞入一支纯银手写 “心经” 符管, 古巴阿匹瓦, 瓦同碰寺庙 (佛历: 二五五九年)。 制造 : 一百七十九尊 (发布给公众：一百三十八尊) *拥有原装庙盒。已经镶好带有粉红色宝石的防水定制纯银外壳。 2559年 紅藥第一古巴Api哇收集了多種，馬哈神尼人緣粉，108 人緣灣，檸檬草花人緣油，來自緬甸取得不易的紅藥，混合屈邁鴻紅藥，及以下高僧佛聖粉:~ 龍婆遮 Luang Phor Cher / Jher ＝ Wat Klang Bang Kaew 龍婆實韻 Luang Phor Sanguan = Wat Phai Phan Mue 龍婆篇 Luang Phor Pian ＝ Wat Kruen Kathin 龍婆貴 Luang Phor Kuay＝ Wat Khositaram 財女神純銀符管為招財女神心咒，及邀請古巴笨鐵達共同開光加持。 招財功效： 招財、助事業、生意興隆、招攬客戶，成願、可許願、保平安。 佩戴招財女神不會帶來任何壞處，只會令人事事順心，善意的行爲必會獲得好報，心想事成，財源廣進。 因此，家中或店中如有招財女神，則必有福氣和財氣，讓虔誠的信徒有享不盡的財運和福報。

Pyramid-shaped medicine Loop Om, Nur Yaa Mae Sura Satee, Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar).

Final step chanted by Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong.

The Goddess of Wisdom and Luck (Mae Sura Satee) of magic medicine is the precious herbs made by Myanmar master Chao Sala Panthit Da (all are very precious and over hundred years old herbs) to make the most wise goddess of medicine pills.

The effect of wearing is superb good for popularity and wealth. Everyone likes you, and wealth is abundant, which opens the way for us. When encountering difficulties, they will solve our problems wisely.

【Goddess of Wisdom / Goddess of Luck】

The supreme goddess of Myanmar (Mae Sura Satee), it is said that she is the first prophet of the universe, knows everything in the universe, has a lofty position, and takes care of her duties. ~ Buddha, the three celestial books in hand record the past, present and future of the Buddha.

And her beauty made her loved by gods and even demons wherever she went.

金字塔形法药路翁, Nur Yaa Mae Sura Satee, Chao Sala Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar).

最后再由 Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong 念经加持多一遍。

最有智慧女神法药是缅甸师父 Chao Sala Panthit Da 珍贵草药(全部都是很珍贵很旧的百年草药) 来做成最有智慧女神法药丸。

佩戴功效是人缘和财运超级棒，人见人爱， 财源广进， 为我们开路。 遇到困难时会有智慧的解决一些问题。

【智慧女神 / 幸运女神】

缅甸至高的女神，传说她是宇宙第一先知，知晓宇宙一切，地位崇高，职责看管 ～ 佛陀，手上的三本天书记载着佛陀的过去现在未来。

而且她的美貌让她不管到哪里都受到天神甚至妖魔的爱护。

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法药 Louk Om, Nur Yaa Mae Sura Satee, Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar) (B.E.2555).

The Goddess of Wisdom and Luck (Mae Sura Satee) of magic medicine is the precious herbs made by Myanmar master Kruba Panthit Da (all are very precious and over hundred years old herbs) to make the most wise goddess of medicine pills.

The effect of wearing is superb good for popularity and wealth. Everyone likes you, and wealth is abundant, which opens the way for us. When encountering difficulties, they will solve our problems wisely.

【Goddess of Wisdom / Goddess of Luck】

The supreme goddess of Myanmar (Mae Sura Satee), it is said that she is the first prophet of the universe, knows everything in the universe, has a lofty position, and takes care of her duties. ~ Buddha, the three celestial books in hand record the past, present and future of the Buddha.

And her beauty made her loved by gods and even demons wherever she went.

法药路翁, Nur Yaa Mae Sura Satee, 古巴潘迪达, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar) (佛历: 二五五五年)。

最有智慧女神法药是缅甸师父 Kruba Panthit Da 珍贵草药(全部都是很珍贵很旧的百年草药) 来做成最有智慧女神法药丸。

佩戴功效是人缘和财运超级棒，人见人爱， 财源广进， 为我们开路。 遇到困难时会有智慧的解决一些问题。

【智慧女神 / 幸运女神】

缅甸至高的女神，传说她是宇宙第一先知，知晓宇宙一切，地位崇高，职责看管 ～ 佛陀，手上的三本天书记载着佛陀的过去现在未来。

而且她的美貌让她不管到哪里都受到天神甚至妖魔的爱护。

Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar).

(Mae Sura Satee / 智慧女神)

Para Nga Su 法药印, Nur Phong Yaa Pathamang, Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Tai Yai (Myanmar).

Phong Yaa Pathamang Baeb Khein Loob (Erased pill powder from the whiteboard), Phim Para Nga Su made by Chao Sala Kruba Panthit Da, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, is a high-class medicine, world-wide power (all-rounder effect). 

古巴潘迪达在黑板上写经文然后擦除成为丸粉, Para Nga Su 法药印, 是一种高级药物, 世界范围内的力量 (全功能)。

Kruba Panthit Da