Ajarn Subin, Master of the Gedo Phra Pidta amulet, 3.5 inches tall.
Buddhist Era: Consecrated and blessed jointly by Ajarn Subin, Ajarn Kongsa, and Ajarn Ban on February 25, 2567 BE (Buddhist Era).
Effects: It has the power to improve luck, enhance interpersonal relationships, boost wealth and business, and help people achieve their wishes.
Dimensions: Approximately (3.5 inches high x 2.8 inches wide x 2 inches deep)
The same applies to worshipping Phra Pidta Buddha; it must be enshrined on the main altar and the first sutra recited three times.
This item was jointly consecrated and blessed in Chiang Mai on February 25, 2567 BE (Buddhist Era) by Ajarn Subin, Ajarn Kongsa, and Ajarn Ban. The masters stated that consecrating it at the cemetery on this day imbues it with particularly strong spiritual power, helping worshippers achieve their wishes. The masters instructed that the best way to make offerings is to perform good deeds and accumulate merit.
Ajarn Subin is a legendary Thai master who experienced the lowest point in his life but was undeterred by adversity and rumors. He is now a star master sought after by many Thai celebrities. Hong Kong superstar Aaron Kwok invited Ajarn Subin from Thailand to perform a consecration ceremony for his 2019 Macau concert. Ajarn Subin's amulets are extremely famous and are worn by many devotees worldwide.
