Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong (Buddha Ohsuthaya Chan Sung), Nur Yapara-Nga Su (high-class Buddha Medicine), Kruba Apiwat, Wat Thung Pong (B.E.2558).

Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong may be translated (as the 5 blessings of Buddha). Which are "Na-Mo-Put-Ta-Ya". Although less known by the general public, it is considered as one of the “Yant Kru” (fundamental yant). These sacred utterances (Mantras) are usually pronounced over and over by buddhist monks, in order to enter a high level of meditation. They can be found in many buddhist representations. 

Generally speaking, Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong will bring Good Luck, Happiness and Well Being to the wearer. It will also protect you from the potential surrounding Bad Spirits, Metta Maha Niyom (makes people around you love you, and be kind to you) Kongkrapan Chatri (helps make you invulnerable to all weapon attack), Kaew Klaad Plodpai (helps push you away from all danger).  The myth of Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong - the myth of the Five Buddhas - is a folk narrative that is widespread in all regions of Thailand. The title of the story is different in some regions. In the North of Thailand, it is called by a different name such as “Tamnan Phraya Ka Phueak”, “Anisong Phang Prathip”, “Mae Ka Phueak”, “Phra Chao Ha Ton”, “Tamnan Wiang Kalong”, and “Tamnan Doi Singkhuttara.” In the Northeast, it is called “Ka Phueak” in some areas and “Tamnan Phra That Choeng Chum” in some others. In some areas in the central region, it is called “Ka Khao”, “Ton Het Loi Kra-thong”, and “Pancha Phuttha Phayakon”, while in some areas in the South, it is called “Phra Poramat” or “Phra Chao Sam Nen”, for example. The myth explains the origin of the five Buddhas who lived and will be born in the Phatthara Kap - the present aeon. In the past epochs of this aeon, there were three Buddhas, namely Phra Kukku Santha, Phra Kona-khom, and Phra Katsappa ; in the present epoch, the Gotama; and in the coming epoch, there will be Phra Sri Ariya Mettraiya, the last Buddha of this aeon. The myth of the Five Buddhas traces back to the origin of the five Buddhas to the time before their reincarnation as the Buddhas -- when they were siblings, born of analbino crow. The albino crow laid five eggs in her nest on a big tree. A storm blew away the nest and the five eggs fell down from the tree and were carried away by the flood. The albino crow thought that her children died, and she wilted away and died with a broken heart. She became Thao Phaka Phrom in heaven. The five eggs were picked up by different kinds of female animals: a hen, a naga, a turtle, a cow, and a singha. When the eggs hatched, five infants emerged from them. The infants, all boys, grew up and later became rishis (sages) and lived in the forest. Indra, the Lord of Heaven, was concerned and sent Vishvakarma to build ashrams (hermitages, retreats) for the five rishis. One day the five rishis came upon one another and found out that they were siblings. They then thought of their mother - the albino crow and wished to see her again. Thao Phaka Phrom therefore descended from heaven and told them to make a cotton wick in the shape of a crow’s claw, put it in an oil lamp or Phang, and light it to pay homage to their mother, who would be blessed by their gratefulness. The myth of the Five Buddhas was created in the Thai culture in an attempt to link the five Buddhas together as siblings. The myth played a role in the belief system of the Buddhist Thai for a long time. It justifies several rituals and festivals, such as Lai Ruea Fai festival, Yi Peng festival, Tai Pra-thip festival, and Than Tung festival. It also plays a political role since it was referred to in the Kotmai Tra Sam Duang (The Three Seals Code). It has also inspired artistic creations such as those works of art or poetry that refer to the coming epoch of Phra Sri Ariya Mettrai. Credit : Intangible Cultural Heritage 

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Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong

帕昭哈帕翁 (五佛塔), 亚帕拉雅素 (一种上等的佛药), 由古巴阿匹瓦制造, 通碰寺庙 (佛历: 二五五八年)。 Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong 可以被翻译（作为佛陀的五福）。 其中是“Na-Mo-Put-Ta-Ya”。 虽然鲜为人知，但它被认为是“Yant Kru”（基本经文）之一。 这些神圣的话语（咒语）通常由和尚一遍又一遍地宣读，以进入高层次的冥想。 它们可以在许多佛教代表中找到。

一般来说，Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong 会给佩戴者带来好运、幸福。 它还可以保护您免受周围潜在的鬼魂、幽灵的影响，Metta Maha Niyom（让您周围的人爱您，对您友善）Kongkrapan Chatri（帮助您对所有武器攻击无懈可击），Kaew Klaad Plodpai（帮助您推开或远离一切危险）。 Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong 的神话——五佛的神话——是一种流传于泰国所有地区的民间故事。故事的标题在某些地区有所不同。在泰国北部，它被称为不同的名称，如“Tamnan Phraya Ka Phueak”、“Anisong Phang Prathip”、“Mae Ka Phueak”、“Phra Chao Ha Ton”、“Tamnan Wiang Kalong”和“Tamnan” Doi Singkhuttara。”在东北部，一些地区称为“Ka Phueak”，另一些地区称为“Tamnan Phra That Choeng Chum”。在中部地区的一些地区，它被称为“Ka Khao”、“Ton Het Loi Kra-thong”和“Pancha Phuttha Phayakon”，而在南部的一些地区，它被称为“Phra Poramat”或“Phra赵三念”，例如。 神话解释了五佛的起源，他们生活并将出生在 Phatthara Kap——现在的永恒。在过去的这个时代，有三佛，分别是Phra Kukku Santha、Phra Kona-khom和Phra Katsappa；在当今时代，乔达摩；在即将到来的时代，将会有帕斯里·阿里亚·梅特拉耶 (Phra Sri Ariya Mettraiya)，这个时代的最后一尊佛。 五佛的神话可以追溯到五佛的起源，在他们转世成佛之前——他们是兄弟姐妹，生化乌鸦。白化乌鸦在一棵大树上的巢中产下了五个蛋。一场风暴把巢吹走了，五个鸡蛋从树上掉下来，被洪水冲走了。白化乌鸦以为她的孩子都死了，她就萎靡不振，心碎而死。她在天堂成为了Thao Phaka Phrom。这五个蛋被不同种类的雌性动物捡起：母鸡、纳迦、乌龟、牛和僧伽。当卵孵化时，五个婴儿从中诞生。婴儿，都是男孩，长大了，后来成为了圣人（圣人），住在森林里。天王因陀罗对此忧心忡忡，并派 Vishvakarma 为五位仙人建造修行场所（隐居处、闭关处）。一天，五个仙人相遇，发现他们是兄弟姐妹。然后他们想到了他们的母亲——白化乌鸦，并希望再次见到她。因此，Thao Phaka Phrom 从天而降，告诉他们制作一个乌鸦爪形状的棉芯，将它放在油灯或 Phang 中，点燃它以表达对他们的母亲的敬意，他们会因感恩而受到祝福。 五佛的神话是在泰国文化中创造的，试图将五佛联系在一起，成为兄弟姐妹。长期以来，这个神话在泰国佛教的信仰体系中发挥了重要作用。它证明了几种仪式和节日的合理性，例如 Lai Ruea Fai 节、Yi Peng 节、Tai Pra-thip 节和 Than Tung 节。它也发挥着政治作用，因为它在 Kotmai Tra Sam Duang（三印法典）中被提及。它还启发了艺术创作，例如那些涉及即将到来的 Phra Sri Ariya Metrai 时代的艺术作品或诗歌。 文章来源：非物质文化遗产

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