This small ancient Thai amulet depicts the Buddha in a meditative posture, called Phra Pang Samadhi. In Thai Buddhist tradition, this representation is associated with people born on a Thursday and symbolizes inner concentration, mental peace, and spiritual protection.
Consecrated in the 1970s at Wat Paluhat, in the province of Chachoengsao, this amulet has three sacred takrut scrolls on its reverse side, traditionally used as supports for blessing, protection, and ritual strength.
Features:
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Paluhat
- 📜 Province: Chachoengsao
- ✨ Deity: Phra Pang Samadhi
- 💫 Benefits/powers: protection for people born on a Thursday, inner peace, concentration, spiritual blessing, takrut protection
- 📐 Dimensions: 24 mm X 14 mm
- ⚓ Weight: Approximately 2 grams
- Reliquary: Original custom waterproof reliquary (dating from the 1970s)
The reverse side of the amulet contains three metallic takrut, arranged vertically in the reliquary. Their presence reinforces the protective nature of this piece and highlights the importance of sacred formulas in Thai blessing practices.
This amulet will be particularly suitable for people born on a Thursday, but also for anyone seeking peaceful protection, linked to meditation, inner stability, and the benevolent energy of the Buddha.
🌅 Under the calm light of the meditating Buddha, this small amulet seems to carry a silent blessing: that of a protected, centered mind guided by wisdom. The three takrut placed on the reverse side watch like three discreet guardians, uniting ritual strength and the profound peace of Phra Pang Samadhi.