2nd batch Handprint Jeevorn Phrayant (Monk Robe) by Phor Than Eaum, Samnak Song Phatibat Tham Suan Pa Taling Chan, Phatthalung (B.E.2557).

No. 22

Made : 262 pieces

*Come with 2nd place competition certificate at Bangkok.

Note : After this batch. The following handprint phayant (white color cloth or Jeevorn) all without number.

Made from Phor Than Eaum's old yellow monk robe. This phrayant have miracle happen on my friend in Songkhla. Phor Than Eaum explained that it is Wat Khao Or wicha for protection against fire (Kan Fai) in home/office/restaurant/factory and metta for good business.

Phra Siwalee Maha Larp (Great Fortune), Nur Phong Yaa Setthi Noon Duang (Millionaire Medicine Powder to Support Luck), Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong (B.E.2566).

*(Commemorative ceremony to pay homage to Teacher Buraphachan Wai Kru for the year B.E.2566). *Come with original temple box. Encased with waterproof transparent acrylic casing. Phra Sivali is an arahant that the Lord Buddha regarded as an attagga in terms of great fortune. Beloved by all gods and humans. In the ancient texts of the Burapha teachers of the Tai Yai people. There is a mention of how to create & conjure. Special training for Phra Sivali say so far. If a type of wood is carved. Then different rights are trusted to the fullest according to the textbook. If offering one food to you. His Highness miraculously turned his back. Khao Som Tor that was presented to him when donkeys and then brought to the birds to eat. Whichever direction the bird carries, we worshipers will have good fortune from that direction. The old man said like this…. Phra Sivali At the time of the Buddha Gotama there reigned a righteous King and Queen named Koliya and Suppavasa. After some time Queen Suppavasa conceived a child. The unborn child brought great fortune to the kingdom. Not only did the queen receive many gifts from friends and relatives, the whole kingdom became prosperous. Crops grew in abundance and everyone was well-fed and healthy. The queen grew heavy with child but when the natural time for the birth arrived, she failed to deliver the baby. She grew uneasy as time passed by with still no signs of the birth, and asked the King to invite the Buddha and His retinue of monks for a meal. After the meal the Buddha blessed the queen by saying: "May Suppavasa, daughter of the Koliya clan, Be happy and healthy and give birth to a healthy son." After the Buddha left, the queen gave birth to a beautiful, healthy son. As a mark of respect for the Buddha, who had eased the queen’s heavy burden with His blessings, invited the Buddha and his retinue to receive alms at the palace for seven days. They named the prince Sivali, as from the time of his conception; the people’s hardships were alleviated through an abundance of rich crops. One day when Phra Sariputta was on his alms round he visited the prince and informed him of the suffering that he and his mother had undergone because of the delayed pregnancy. Phra Sariputta then went on to explain to the prince the unwholesome action that his mother and he had performed and the resulting effects of their actions. In a previous birth Phra Sivali had been born as the King of Benares and had waged war on a neighboring kingdom. He had surrounded the kingdom and told the citizens to surrender or fight back. When they refused to surrender, in collaboration with his consort, his present mother, he had decided to surround the city and hold them hostage until they did so. The citizens, who did not want to fight back or live under the rule of such a king, had not surrendered. As a result, they had suffered greatly without food for a very long period. Many of the sick and the elderly had died but the arrogant king and his queen had not given in. Many months later the King had withdrawn his troops and released his hostages but he had paid dearly for the suffering he had caused. At death he was reborn in Avichi hell. The delayed pregnancy and the suffering he and his mother had undergone resulting from the delay were the residual effects of this action. After illustrating the Noble Truth of suffering, Phra Sariputta asked the prince if he would like to join the Noble Order so that he could seek the path to end all suffering. The prince was overjoyed at this invitation and agreed to join the order with his mother’s permission. The queen, who was a devoted follower of the Buddha, agreed. She escorted Prince Sivali in procession to the monastery to be ordained. On the day of ordination when they shave his hair, Phra Sariputta advised Phra Sivali to meditate on the impurities of the body. Phra Sivali, who was spiritually advanced resulting from previous wholesome actions, focused his mind as instructed. Before the completion of the shaving of his hair, Phra Sivali attained the supreme wisdom of Nibbána. The monks soon noticed a strange phenomenon when they were with Phra Sivali as Phra Sivali always seemed to have an abundance of rich, fragrant food and the other requisites (robes, shelter and medicine). Monks who were with him also had the opportunity to share in the bounty. Wherever Phra Sivali went, people flocked around to prepare food for him. Donors offered Phra Sivali with all the requisites of a monk every time he went on his alms round. Therefore, it was that wherever Phra Sivali travelled both people and devas supported him. He and his retinue of 500 monks were in an uninhabited forest for seven days, but they were not short of food. The Devas made sure that they fulfil all his requirements. Similarly, when Phra Sivali was travelling through the desert he was well provided with requisites. The Buddha, seeing that Phra Sivali was fulfilling a previous aspiration in His reign, declared that he was foremost among the monks in obtaining requisites. He also instructed monks who were travelling on long, tedious journeys through uninhabited terrain be accompanied by Phra Sivali, as with him by their side they would be ensured of the requisites. In fact, on one occasion when the Buddha and His retinue of 30,000 monks were travelling to visit Phra Khadhiravaniya Revata (Phra Sariputta’s younger brother) they had to cross an uninhabited forest. Phra Ánanda, fearing that they would not be able to obtain food in the jungle for such a large number of monks, questioned the Buddha about the logistics of the journey. The Buddha assured Phra Ánanda that they had nothing to worry about as Phra Sivali was with them. With Phra Sivali present, there would be no shortage of food because even the Devas reveled in taking care of his requirements. In general, only the doer reaps the effects of one’s wholesome and unwholesome intentional actions. However, there are instances, as with Phra Sivali, that others too benefit from unusually strong actions of another. This overflow of the results of the effect of a persons strong kamma on others is known as nissandha pala (overflowing results of kamma). While vipaka pala, results of kamma are reaped only by the doer nissandha pala are experienced by others who happen to be with you. Nissandha pala could be both wholesome and unwholesome in accordance with the deed performed. For instance, Phra Sariputta did not obtain alms in one instance resulting from the nissandha pala of Losaka’s strong unwholesome deeds. To seek the cause of this strange phenomenon we need to go back many aeons to the time of the Buddha Padumuttara. Phra Sivali, who had been born as a poor man, had the opportunity to see the Buddha Padumuttara confer on another monk the honor of being foremost among monks who obtain the requisites. Fascinated by the way, everyone desired to provide alms and robes to this monk; Phra Sivali had decided that he too would like to hold a similar position in a future birth. He had then performed many acts of generosity to the Buddha Padumuttara and His retinue and made an aspiration. The Buddha Padumuttara, foreseeing that Phra Sivali’s aspiration would be fulfilled had prophesied that at the time of the Gotama Buddha he would be foremost among the monks who obtained requisites. From this point onwards, Phra Sivali had started in earnest to work toward his aspiration. At death, he was reborn in a heavenly realm where he enjoyed many years of heavenly bliss. Phra Sivali is worshiped by Thai people as the greatest fortune-fetching monk. Phra Sivali was an important disciple of Lord Buddha. He was praised by the Lord as the most miraculous monk for fortune. Some say that Thai Bhikkhu’s pay reverence to Phra Sivali Thera that brought prosperity to Thailand, a Theravada Buddhist country. Phra Sivali thera was also known as the deity who brought in good luck and wealth in abundance. Phra Sivali that made by Kruba Apiwat good for increasing good luck and attracting wealth in abundance.

Material that added in to made Phra Siwalee Maha Larp (Great Fortune), Nur Phong Yaa Setthi Noon Duang (Millionaire Medicine Powder to Support Luck), Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong (B.E.2566).

Phra Buccha Luang Pu Thuad, Sivali and Luang Pu Doo at Wat ThungPong.

Wua Thanu (Phaya Ko Suparat), Nur Phong Yaa (Medicine Powder) bottom inserted with Real Gold Takrut, Roon Wai Khru Ceremony (拜师日), Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong (B.E.2562).

Size : 2.5 cm Made : Very Rare! *This piece is made by Medicine Powder, takes 12 years to collect all the precious powder, bottom inserted with a piece of Real Gold Takrut. *Encased with waterproof custom made silver casing with red colour enamel. Wua Thanu: Beliefs and Power Wua Thanu, literally "bull arrow", refers to a bull like sacred object shaped like an arrow to be used to ward off all kinds of danger and evil spirits including superstitious acts against its owner. It is a tiny man-made arrow made from bamboo strips with some incantation cast on it to make it powerful. While making it the bamboo strips must be twisted to the left and woven anti-clockwise. Usually the bamboo strip used to secure the grass roofing material to the rafters is used or that made from bamboo clusters along the path. The weaver has to hide his hand behind his back while weaving it and saying certain incantations to imbue it with magic. The ancient bull arrow that have been found are of two kinds: one is mixed with lacquer powder sometimes painted red and coated red and coated with gold leaf, the other kind is mixed with lac to cover over the wire frame with sacred words inscribed on it. The size ranges from the little finger size, to be carried about conveniently or a larger one to be kept on a shrine shelf to pay respect to. The names of their makers are often anonymous. 哇它怒公牛 (Phaya Ko Suparat), 采用药粉制造, 拜师日念经加持, 古巴阿匹瓦，通碰寺庙 (B.E.2562)。 尺寸：2.5 厘米 制造：非常稀少！ *镶好防水定制纯银红瓷色外壳。 *这尊哇它怒公牛采用珍贵的药粉制造，需要 12年的时间才能收集到所有药粉，底部有放入一支手写纯金符管。 “终极护身符 力量超级无比强大“ 哇它怒公牛被认为是充满力量的护身符。 在远古时代，人们相信牛是所有受试者都拥有的护身符 创建了“牛”的雕塑，并在其上附加了“弓”字 因为当对象释放这头魔牛攻击他人时 木偶将飞向空中。 那时，公牛木偶的状态被缩短为直接到达目标的“原子”。 黑魔法师往往被用作鬼兵或守卫房屋，每个咒语都使用导演。 并且被认为必须牺牲 因为有一种进取的精神。如果您不放弃，机器人将没有力量 如果是鬼ghost 所有者可能被袭击致死。 但是给人以同情心的“Wua Thanu” 实现愿望 并且不伤害崇拜者，没有太多 神圣的公牛给了这个神圣的结果 由创建 不同年龄，不同年龄的教职员工。 佛陀具有预防超级大国危险的美德 敌人害怕阻止您隐匿黑魔法。 无畏鬼 仁慈，生意兴隆 在家里被崇拜是一种祝福。 哇它怒公牛可随身佩带也可供奉于店里或家中神坛，可用于辟险，挡降，抵御邪灵。就是能挡险避灾、于高危工作的善信最为合适佩戴、遇到危险时神牛可挡掉劫难、法牛就有着辟邪驱鬼降头及不好的事情。

Beliefs according to astrology texts.

Today 17th Oct B.E.2566 (Tue) …Rahu moves from Aries go to Pisces. Affects Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn, Leo (the astrologer said). You should worship Buddha regularly, pray, make merit, be kind and pray, and adhere to the virtues of the Triple Gem. If you are uncomfortable, find a Rahu amulet to wear. *Emphasize!!! It is best that the Rahu amulet should have been consecrated properly.

Takrut Yant Kao Kum, Nur Thong Leung (Brass), Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong (B.E.2566).

Size : 7cm (with acrylic casing)

Colour Available : 1. Black & Red 2. Black & Orange 3. Black & Blue 4. Black & Green 5. Glow In The Dark Created according to the textbook of Kruba Bunpan of Wat Rong Khum. Encased with waterproof acrylic casing. Takrut Yant "Kao Kum" is actually a northern word for a group of nine. This is the name of the 9 takruts that are bunched together. Takrut Yant Kao Kum is one of the most powerful takrut of the Northern provinces in Thailand. The power of these 9 takruts would cover all the bases. The oldest ones that we are familiar with are the ones of Kruba Wang, Wat Ban Den, Tak Province. He was known as the creator of many great talismans of the North. Takrut Yant Kao Kum is one of the most famous among the people. According to the journal, his takruts were inscribed various yantra. 1. Ta Pa Ha Na La 2. Kha Na Ha Na Ta 3. Wa Ta Sa Wa Ha Na 4. Kha Ma Ha Na Ta 5. Wa Ja Wa Ta Ka Ma 6. Ka Ma Ka Ma Na Ta Ta Ra 7. Ya Wa Ma Ta Ka Ma Ya 8. Ya Wa Ma Ta Ya Wa 9. Na Wa Ka Ya Wa The nine yantra on the nine takruts. The way they were grouped is 8 takruts form a circle and one in the middle. Each of the 8 takruts actually represents 8 respectful items of the Brahmin. 1. The face-frame. This is what they wear in the old days. 2. The mace or the baton. This is one of the weapons of Vishnu. 3. The Conch shell. This is one of the precious items among the Brahmin. Also the items of Vishnu. 4. Chakra. Also the weapon of Vishnu. 5. Flag of the victory. This is the triangular shape flag that were used to lead the army into battle. 6. The Ankus. This is the weapon of the God. It is known for the great power that one can control even the largest animal (Elephant) with Ankus, hence ability to control the subordinates. 7. Nandi. The bull of Shiva. The Hindu have a very high respect for the bulls. In the old days, they even put a cow dunk on their faces for good luck and protection. In Thailand, they use powder instead. 8. Holy pot. This is the item that represents the Parvati, the wife of Shiva, who fed the world with her milk. This holy pot hold the holy water from Parvati. These are the 8 holy items that were used and represented by 8 takruts. The ninth takrut in the middle is the Heart of Yantra that gather all this power together. There are many other monks who had also made Takrut Yant Kao Kum, such as Kruba Apiwat. Each of them might put in different yantra, depends on their practice. Some of the blessing that were put in Takrut Yant Kao Kum are : Prosperity, and advancement. Protection from all evils. Protection from hexed of all sources. Love and affection from all. Power and respect from all. Beloved by human and Gods. Get support from everyone. Winning over all battle, success. Protection from all harms. Lift up the spirit and fate. It is known that Takrut Yant Kao Kum covers all the bases. The materials that were used depends on the availability of the materials. Bronze, Brass, Silver, Tin, which sometimes he used all three types (Sarmkasat ~ Three Kings). For the special ones, Gold was the material that they selected. The one with all Gold. Chen Chiang Mai, the Guru of the Northern talismans, said that throughout his collecting of such great takruts, he had run into no more that 10 that were made from Gold. Kruba Wang would normally made the takrut upon request of the disciples. Once peoples got it, they would normally encased it with acrylic casing. The shape of the acrylic casing looks like a squid, hence the name squid shape. The most famous story of Takrut Yant Kao Kum was dated back when Field Marshall Tanom Kittikajorn was the Prime Minister of Thailand. He was traveling of a plane with his family and entourage. The engine broke down in mid-air. 40-50 years ago, this was a big problem, which means chance of survival was very low. At that time, The Prime Minister had received Takrut Yant Kao Kum from Kruba Wang, which he carried with him all the time. He survived from the accidents somehow. The news was spreading so fast that The Prime Minister was on a plane with his family and his entourage. The engine had some trouble while in mid-air. Amazingly all the passengers were safely landed with no harm. People found out that he had this takrut with him so everybody wanted to have such takrut. Since they knew that the power of protection is so great that it protected everyone on board that airplane. The best power of Takrut Yant Kao Kum is the supportive power in times of need. When fate turns against you, Takrut Yant Kao Kum will help you to win over all obstacles. Lift you up when you fall. Takrut Yant Kao Kum is the backup power of all. Credit : Huaron TV ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 古法九孔符管, 黄铜材质, 古巴阿匹瓦, 瓦同碰寺庙 (佛历: 2566 年)。 尺寸：7厘米 (带外壳) 可选颜色： 1. 黑与红 2. 黑与橙 3. 黑与蓝 4. 黑与绿 5. 夜光青 已经镶好防水亚克力外壳。 由古巴API哇亲手督做，每一支黄铜符管都是由师父亲手写总共有9支再亲手绑绳，是一支全能辟邪挡险的好符管。 符管功效：辟邪、挡险、避降头、能与佛牌一起佩戴，发恶梦都能用符管做圣水后去化解，灵验无比！避开所有不好的东西！也是出远门者所必备的恩物，亦可以放置家中店铺的角落，避免一切恶灵入侵。

Phra Pidta Yant Yung (mini size), Roon Raek (1st batch), Nur Samrit Phasom Rae Khao Phrom Chan Ngae Minerals, Luang Phor Unn, Wat Tan Kong, Phetchaburi (B.E.2542).

*Beautiful condition. Come with original temple box.

Effect : Very effectiveness in Kongkrapan(Body Protection) or so call invincible to sharp objects and bullets, Maha Utt (Arms Protection), Maha Mitt (Protect the owner from head to toe), Great for protection and avoid of danger, Protection from bad influence and evil, Metta Mahalap, Harmproof and bring good fortune especially business and authority.

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To study and collect. Keep what you like. Keep what is right.

Phra Pidta Yant Yung (busy talisman), Luang Phor Unn, Wat Tan Kong.

Phra Pidta made of metal, Model 1, Year : 1999 / (B.E.2542), of Luang Phor Unn, Wat Tan Kong, he has carefully built it. In appearance, construction, and consecration. There are a total of 3 prints, namely, the Yant Yung (busy talisman) print, the Wor.TorKor Yantra print, and the Teacher Yant print. Each print has a reproduction or imitate the creation of "Buddhist amulet made of metal, Benjaphakee Set" consisting of Phra Pidta Luang Phor Thap, Wat Thong, Bangkok, Phra Pidta Luang Pu Iam, Wat Nang, Bangkok, Phra Pidta Luang Pu Chan, Wat Molee (Rae Bang Phai), Nonthaburi, Phra Pidta Luang Pu Nak, Wat Huai Chorakhe, Nakhon Pathom and Phra Pidta Kru, Wat Thai Yan, Chainat, which is currently renting for each one. Must have a hundred thousand million or more to be able to find it on the neck.

Among the number of Phra Pidta Buddha images, made of metal, 3 molds, of Luang Phor Unn the most popular (Niyom) and there is the most expensive rental price, which is the busy talisman (Yant Yung) print. Which is made of bronze mixed with black ore From Khao Phrom Cha Ngae, the number of 1,040 pieces is a small Phra Pidta (closed eye) amulet. The lap width is about 1.3 cm., the height is about 1.2 cm., the skin is black or brown. By reproducing the creation from "Phra Pidta Luang Pu Thap, Wat Thong, Bangkok." Slightly hunchback upper hand covering eyes. Middle hands clasped on the abdomen. Lower pair of hands covering the anus.

By reaching below the knee, it is called "Yant Yung" because there is a messy Yant line all over the body. Both front and back. On the front side, there are yantra lines on both ears. And at the top of the shin, there is a Yant line on the head, behind the back, there is a full head Yant line. Back to both legs. Every Yant line will have the same size like Kanom Jeen noodles. Beneath the Lord Buddha carved your name. And the year of construction is embedded in the flesh, namely "Unn" under the right leg and "42" under the left leg.

Buddha in the Lord Outstanding in Mercy Maha Niyom, Maha Utt, Invulnerability, Protection from all forms of danger used to pray things as you wish. Universal type, even though it's "tiny" but "cool", the price is in the ten thousand baht. But there is a Buddha image that can easily fight the old metal Buddha image that costs hundreds of thousands and millions.

(Article credit : Phra Ajarn Lek Pluto, Luang Phor Unn Disciple, Wat Tan Kong.)

Luang Phor Unn, Wat Tan Kong, Phetchaburi.

Wua Thanu Fonsaenha (Archer Cow / 挡降牛), Nuer Samuk Rak Phasom Phong Yaa (medicine powder), Kruba Teelaphot, Wat Non Dtai (B.E.2566).

Size : 2cm (Height) x 2.4cm (Width) x 1.3cm (Thickness)

Open for reservation : Only 36 pieces *The body of the Bull lacquered and covered with 24k real gold leafs. The eye are inlaid with real garnet gems. With Kruba Teelaphot handwritten Yantra. This bull was built according to the original book called "Wua Thanu Luang Chao" but because during the entire 7 day consecration ceremony, rain fell throughout the day and night. Therefore, it is considered an auspicious omen. This version of Wua Thanu is called Fonsaenha. This cow is made from Samuk Rak powder mixed with Wua Thanu medicine, according to the ancient recipe of Phor Kru. By mixing dried leaf notebooks with lacquer. and powdered Wua Thanu medicine powder then lacquered and covered with real gold leafs. The eyes are set with real garnet gems. Yantra inscription and perform the consecration ceremony on the auspicious day of the full moon on Tuesday according to the rules of the year, coinciding with the full moon day of Asahna Bucha, on the 15th night of the waxing moon of the tenth northern lunar month (Tuesday, August 1, Year : 2023 / B.E.2566). Perform the consecration ceremony for 3 days until it is completed and perform the fumigation. (Smoke with nana) according to the ritual style of the sect. The right of the teacher said about the use of the bow or arrow cow that (Translated into Central Thai for easy understanding). If it's the end of Buddhist Lent or the end of Buddhist Lent or Maha Songkran Day or a good time. If you want to approach the boss and elders. You want to receive Metta Lap is worshipped more than others. Go get water from 3 wells (水井) or 7 wells and put it in a bowl or brass bowl (if you don't have one, you can use a bowl as is fashionable). Then go get 7 leaves of thatch grass (茅草) and scrape the thatch from both. 7 Leaves, 7 white flowers, 7 grains of rice, soak in a bowl. Then put the cow in a moderate amount of water. Then chant the mantra 3-7 times and take the water to drink. Bathe yourself. Then sprinkle it on houses, around the house, land, belongings and money. Pets (in the past, elephants, horses, cows, and buffalo were considered valuable), plantations, people, and angels love us and are merciful to us. The possessions and wealth increased. Stay cool and happy. Lords and elders are merciful and merciful to us like the children of ghosts and demons. No matter how bad things are, all bad things will perish. If any man or woman is enchanted by black magic, ghosts or human beings, and the wild wind blows (邪风) away, soak a cow in water and consecrate it with the mantra. Eat and wash yourself and you will be cured. If it is a case that goes to court. Go get a jujube leaf (枣叶) and write your name on it. The litigants (诉讼当事人) then put them in the woven bamboo box that was already given, put a cow on top, close the lid (盖), and put grass leaves on top of the lid, have 4 candles, 8 incense sticks, and white flowers to worship and consecrate as well. Chant the mantra 3 times and leave the house, you will win the case (must It is not a case of immorality or wrongdoing.) Take your cow and soak it in water and consecrate it with mantras 3 times. Use it to sprinkle on your merchandise, your trade will be very good. If you are going to travel near or far, take a cow, hold it in your hand, then consecrate it with mantras 3 times and take it with you. For there will be a safe journey without danger. If this cow is worshiped with us. Your houses are always loving and kind to people and gods. Prosper with wealth to be feared, not inferior to anyone. Your desires will be fulfilled in every way. Mantra for "activate" the Wua Thanu: "Katha will be provided.”

Inn Maha Piya Wiset, Nuer Phong Yaa Chittara medicine powder, Kruba Apiwat, Wat ThungPong (B.E.2562 - 2566).

Size : 2 cm (Height) x 1.2 cm (Width) *Kruba Apiwat patiently chanted and consecrated for total 4 years. Come with original temple box. Encased with waterproof acrylic casing. Inn or Lanna Sacred Object of Charm Inn meaning "love dearly" or “love deeply” is a love amulet or symbol. Some people have made a wide guess that it could have come from the word indukhuna (endu + karuna or to have affection for + to have compassion for). The ancient Lanna teachers believed that Inn could win love and charm to its owner, to be loved among humans as well as angels; not just young lovers. It could make business deals with people successful and receive smooth cooperation. Inn is interesting as an art object as well. It comes in small piece and is made of all kinds of materials, from expensive ones of gold to glass, ivory, rock, clay or wood. Some are elaborately carved; some are roughly done in the shape of people having sexual activity, or just embracing to show affection, love, concern or friendship. Some appear to show love of a man and a woman, so most people think it mainly involves making a love spell. 泰北玛哈霹亚V色燕通，采用珍贵的 “杰达拉法药” 材质，古巴阿匹瓦，瓦同碰寺庙（佛历：二五六二 至 二五六六年 ）。 尺寸：2 厘米（高度）x 1.2 厘米（宽度） *古巴阿匹瓦非常用心的念诵经文与开光加持了四年之久。拥有原装庙盒。已经镶好亚克力防水外壳。 燕通或泰北兰纳神圣的魅力对象 燕通意为“深爱”或“深深地爱”，是爱情护身符或象征。 有些人做了一个广泛的猜测，它可能来自于indukhuna（endu + karuna这个词，或者喜欢+有同情心）。 古兰纳老师认为，燕通可以为它的主人赢得爱和魅力，被人类和天使所喜爱; 不只是年轻的恋人。 它可以使人们的商业交易成功并获得顺畅的合作。 燕通也是一件有趣的艺术品。 它采用小块材料制成，由各种材料制成，从昂贵的黄金到玻璃，象牙，岩石，粘土或木材。 有些是精心雕刻的; 有些是粗略完成的都是以人类性爱动作形象完成的，或仅仅是为了表达喜爱，爱，关心或友谊。 有些人似乎表现出对男人和女人的爱，所以大多数人认为它主要涉及制作爱情咒语。

Ong Kru Yai Pathamang Pho Po Aong (Po Po Ong), made from old Pathumang medicine powder, Kruba Apiwat, Wat Thung Pong (B.E.2558).

 古巴api哇, Bo Bo Ong祖师爷, 红药小立尊, (佛历: 2558年)。

*已经镶好防水含雕花纯银壳与配上粉红宝石。

缅甸祖师“Po Po Ong”（普普Ong）

古巴api哇加持发行，师父在缅甸和泰国两地加持，经历大大小小法会数十次。 采用 “帕突忙” 旧药粉制造而成然后贴上24K 真金箔，质感殊美，底部填塞珍贵缅甸“锡铁法药”。底部旁边由古巴api哇亲手刻上符咒。

普普Ong在缅甸视作等同于仙列级别的法术祖师，是一切法术、智慧和精神的源泉。

在泰北和缅甸，很多师父或寺庙法坛都会见到普普Ong的法相

佩戴普普Ong禁忌不可食用狗肉，佩戴在身时不可进行房事，不可向普普翁求任何违反法律和人伦的事情。

其功效

师傅相信这会是一个非常招财，可给予佩戴者带来庇佑、防降头邪术以及任何黑法，防口舌，防官非是非，防阴牌和任何术士的法术反噬，增加灵感、助通灵，增加智慧，成愿，师傅相信这会是一个非常招财，挡险挡煞，清除业障，保平安，成愿极强，挡降头，挽回方面非常有效的圣物。

供奉的许愿还愿时需要供奉香蕉、椰子，椰子上插一支白蜡烛，点香都可以。

Ong Kru Yai Pathamang Pho Po Aong (Po Po Ong)

Size : 3 cm (Height)

Base : 1.3 cm (Width)

One of Burma's Great Grandmaster

Built with respect for his Majesty's wonderful qualities. By collecting various magical powders that were collected from both the Thai and Shan Burmese magic powders. With Pathamangsit powder from Kruba Mueang Jokmae at Kruba Pandittha, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham. It has been given to you as a basis. It was printed as his Majesty and brought into the Buddha-Deva-Mangkhalapisek consecration ceremony. In many agendas and many ways. They also brought it to pray in Burma on many occasions.

If anyone has faith, you should offer 1 cup of tea, some sweets and flowers every morning, then you should pray for his grace and worship him with this mantra, start :

Namo 3 times (there is a mantra attached to the manual)

Having it in your houses and shops to protect against all 15 dangers, fire protection, lightning protection, protection against inhuman beings, all occult powers, and protection from all dangers. There is a constant flow of fortune, easy to trade, good sales.

Carry it with you to approach elders who love and be kind like your own children. Carrying it with you to your loved one will bring benefits. Going to be popular. It is charming to all people. Prosper with wealth, honor, and praise conquer all enemies among the devils. Even humans, giants, demons are humble and love us. If you want to do business, soak this amulet in holy water and sprinkle it all over your merchandise. Good business will bring you profit.

This amulet is made from old Pathumang medicine powder.

Number of creation: more than 100 pieces.

*Encased with waterproof custom-made Silver Casing inlaid with Pink Gemstones.

The body of the amuet lacquered and sticked with 24k real gold leafs. Bottom of the amulet with Kruba Apiwat handwritten Yantra. Chanted by 33 Kruba Archan (monks) and gone through another 10 Buddha-Deva-Mangala consecration ceremonies.

Created by : Kruba Apiwat of Wat Thung Pong.

Year : (B.E.2558)

缅甸祖师“Po Po Ong”（普普Ong）手上握着的就是 “水银吃金” 圣物 (Palot Kin Thong)。

Phra Phong Sangkajai Perdta Jam Khaeng (Peek-a-boo / open eyes), Phim Yai (Big Mould), Roon Ruay and Ruay Ki, Chao Khun Maha Surasak, Wat Pradu, Samut Songkhram (B.E.2536).

*Behind with Ck Maha Surasak handwritten yantra & signature.

Hard to find, original condition, no chip off, no damage.

The names of the monks who chanted and consecrated in this batch are as follows:

1. Luang Phor Uttama, Wat Wang Wiwekaram.

2. Luang Phor Pern, Wat Bang Phra.

3. Luang Phor Yid, Wat Nong Chok.

4. Luang Phor Kae, Wat Maenam.

5. Luang Phor Lamyai, Wat Thung Lat Ya.

6. Luang Phor Yod, Wat Kaew Charoen.

7. Luang Phor Liu, Wat Rai Taeng Thong.

8. Luang Phor Muang, Wat Yang Ngam.

9. Luang Phor Chab, Wat Om Noi.

10. Luang Phor Bua, Wat Patchantaram.

11. Luang Phor Chaiyut, Wat Wiang Tun.

12. Luang Phor Pin, Wat Nong Kasorn.

13. Luang Phor It, Wat Chulamanee.

14. Luang Phor Suranat, Wat Chaeng Charoen.

15. Phra Khru Pramote Samutkhun, Wat Pramote.

16. Phrakhru Sakhon Theerakhun, Wat Bang Nam Wan.

* 17. Luang Phor Phra Maha Surasak, Wat Pradu. *

Anyone who has worn this batch will not be disappointed, as the name of the batch says: "Get Rich with Income". Strongly in Mercy (Metta) & Excellent in trading (Khakai).

Messi

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