[Master] Luang Phor Yun [Temple] Wat Nong Pa Mak
【Material】Sacred bronze, painted sacred bronze 【Year】Buddhist Era 2563 【Item Description】
This amulet, blessed by Luang Phor Yun of Wat Nong Pa Mak, is named "Super Rich - Wealthy for Five Hundred Years". This indicates that the master has imbued this amulet with very powerful wealth-attracting magic. The pendant of this amulet is very exquisite and solemn, featuring a four-faced deity riding a phoenix.
The 2563 "Maha C-Tei" amulet, blessed by Luang Phor Moon's disciple Luang Phor Yun, features a Four-Faced Buddha riding a phoenix and symbolizing immense wealth and prosperity. This "Committee Member Version" amulet was consecrated by Luang Phor Yun. The amulet's name, "Super Rich - Wealthy for 500 Years," indicates that the master imbued it with powerful wealth-attracting magic. The design is exquisite and dignified, featuring a Four-Faced Buddha riding a phoenix, a symbol of good fortune, accompanied by the sun, moon, and stars on the back, representing the boundless power of the Four-Faced Buddha.
🌟🌟The Four-Faced Buddha offers comprehensive protection in all aspects of life, including career, wisdom, luck, marriage, wealth (both expected and unexpected), and health.✨✨The Four-Faced Buddha rides a phoenix, a symbol of good fortune. Wearing this amulet is believed to help one achieve their wishes more quickly, have their desires fulfilled, and have everything they ask for granted, making life and work go smoothly.
🔥According to scriptures, the Four-Faced God rides a phoenix. Wherever the Four-Faced God goes, he rides a phoenix, arriving quickly. This is an auspicious symbol, and it also means that the person who wears this Four-Faced God amulet can achieve their wishes more quickly, have their dreams fulfilled, and have their requests answered. Behind the Four-Faced God are the sun, moon, and stars, representing the boundless power of the Four-Faced God.
The four-faced god holds different ritual implements in his eight arms: prayer beads, staff, scriptures, conch shell, Dharma wheel, golden dew bottle, and mirror. One hand forms a mudra, representing blessings, health, wealth, and wisdom. It is said that the four-faced god was originally Brahma, who was sent to the human world along with Phra Ngang and Phra Si Rahman to manage different matters. The four-faced god is in charge of creating all things, Phra Si Rahman is in charge of the birth, death, and destruction of all things and the god of the universe, and Phra Ngang is in charge of protecting the laws governing all things.
Another Brahmanical text records that the Four-Faced God was originally called Brahma, and along with Padmasambhava and Panara, he was one of the three great gods in Indian Brahmanism. The text states that Brahma was born from a lotus flower that grew from the navel of Narayana. The Four-Faced God is said to possess 16 heavens and is believed to govern the life, death, destiny, wealth, and poverty of everyone in the world. Chinese people believe that worshipping or wearing a Four-Faced God amulet will grant all requests regarding career, wisdom, luck, marriage, wealth (both expected and unexpected), health, and all other aspects of life.
Luang Phor Yun's Wat Nong Prama in Sa Kaeo Province is renowned in Cambodia, on the eastern border of Thailand. His disciples are all well-known masters such as Ajarn Man, Luang Phor Boom, Ajarn Chak, and Ajarn Phin. Luang Phor Yun makes a limited number of amulets, and they sell out immediately after each blessing. Those who admire Luang Phor Yun should definitely seize this opportunity!
$1580
