blessed by the Venerable Phrakru Sangharaj Uthai
of Wat Sri Maleuk Kayawan (Ratchaburi).
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Venerable Phrakru Sangharaj Uthai is a blind Thai Buddhist monk
who is renowned as a herbalist for his protective amulets against the elements. These amulets are made from two components: A relic of the Venerable One's attire, and sacred black Nin stones. These amulets are supposed to protect
the wearers against adverse natural forces such as rain,
wind and excessive heat.
Phrakru Sangharaj Uthai amulets are very popular among farmers, fishermen and outdoor workers seeking protection.
against bad weather during their professional activity.
These amulets can also be used to protect homes
and vehicles from weather damage.
Phrakru Sangharaj Uthai amulets are also considered to be
having beneficial spiritual properties, such as luck, prosperity
and protection against evil spirits.
Amulets are often worn as pendants around the neck
or attached to a handbag or car key ring.
It is important to note that these amulets are not considered
as magical remedies, but rather as symbols of faith and devotion to the Buddhist religion and the teachings of the venerable Phrakru Sangharaj Uthai. It is therefore recommended to wear them with respect and gratitude
for their spiritual blessing.
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These amulets are available in two sizes
(which have strictly the same magical effects):
- a model in a rectangular plastic shell, with a photo of the Venerable, a piece of white Sai Sin thread, a relic of the Venerable's outfit
and sacred Nin stones.
- a model in a golden tube reliquary containing a relic of the Venerable's outfit and Nin stones (this model is the one that many disciples
have on their car key ring).