Year of the sacred object: Buddhist Era 2560
Sacred Object Master: Ajarn Bian
Relic dimensions: Approximately 4.6 cm high, 3.1 cm wide, and 1.8 cm thick.
The effects of the sacred object:
It brings wealth, relieves difficulties, and averts disasters. It is suitable for those with bad luck or low fortune, and is especially suitable for people who work in the fields of numbers and services, such as playing stocks, accounting, finance, lottery, etc.
These professions are very sensitive to numbers, often requiring quick decisions, and one wrong move can lead to significant losses.
Pan Pun amulets can help you attract wealth and good fortune, helping you make a firm decision in that moment and win big.
Relic Introduction:
Phan Boon's mask amulets are also known as "Master of Popularity" or "Red-Faced General" in Singapore and Malaysia!
Pan Ben's original meaning is actually "the hunter named Boon," and Pan Ben himself is a character in a play.
This is a regional worship practiced in southern Thailand. Southern Thailand is famous for its local dramas, which combine religion and art and are considered the "Korean opera" of Thailand. Pan Pun is one of the characters in this drama.
In southern Thailand, theater is considered sacred. All performers must undergo a special apprenticeship and cannot perform casually. Furthermore, not just anyone can wear the Pan Pun mask, as it is believed that the performer is possessed by a demon and can control a person's mind and soul.
In Panbong, southern Thailand, he is seen as "unconventional yet highly capable, with abundant wealth and popularity. He always manages to overcome difficulties and is brave and lucky throughout his life."
Despite his ugly appearance, he was universally loved; no one disliked him. With his presence, even the most difficult problems could be solved, much like Wei Xiaobao, who was blessed with beautiful women, wealth, and good fortune throughout his life.
