Rare and powerful fortune amulets Biaow Pakawajung ( Biaow Seti )
by the Most Venerable LP Hong .
Amulet made from a seashell (the type that was once used as currency)
in Thailand and is the symbol of the fortune deity Lakshmi )
filled with various relics and symbolic substances:
- Rice from the bowl of the Very Venerable Luang Phor Hong.
- Ashes from Thai banknotes (supplied by the Bank of Thailand during the destruction of old banknotes worth several hundred million!).
- Consecration powder (used to consecrate a bank).
- Sacred paste C intramani (the wish-fulfilling jewel).
- One-eye coconut powder ( Kala Tah Diow ),
symbol of protector god Phra Rahu .
- Sacred herb Wan Metta Mahalap .
- 49 sacred substances that protect against evil spells.
- Sacred candle wax from 100 Temples.
- Sacred Cream Kee Phrung PraSuPaTiPunNo .
- Relics of the 400 Keji (Masters of the past).
- Chanarong Ma Ha Lap (honey ants).
- Sacred powder Din Ruae (land of wealth).
- Soil from a millionaire's garden.
On the back of this amulet is a copper disc
with the portrait of the Venerable and two fancy stones (color varies).
This is the high-end Pim Kamakan version of this amulet.
The regular version of Pim Tamada does not have the portrait of Luang Phor Hong on the back.
This type of lucky charm is placed in a lucky bag/vase
or in a wallet
It can also be used in the manufacture of... Nam Mön water
(dip the amulet in water, chant its activation prayer Khata)
and sprinkle the goods with the water obtained
so that they sell faster.
If worn as a pendant, this amulet makes its wearer lucky, compassionate, rich, respected, and responsible.
and helps in general to be a better person.
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Height: 28 mm.
Width: 18 mm.
Weight: 8 grams.
New custom-made waterproof reliquary: Yes.
Special activation prayer (khata): Yes.
Photo of Venerable Luang Phor Hong offered