【master】 High monks of Chupanpa Ne
[Temple] Wat Ban Phra
【Material】 Tri-color gold material, red copper alloy material
[Donation] 💰680
[ Description of the Sacred Relic]
Luang Phor Bun's own image with a wealth turtle 🐢
All handmade by the master craftsman 🙏🏻 The back is engraved with scriptures for attracting wealth and warding off danger, and blessed with Buddhist teachings 💫✨
[Introduction to the Wealth Turtle]
In Buddhist legend, a Bodhisattva, before attaining enlightenment, was once reborn as a divine tortoise. When he encountered shipwrecked sailors, the tortoise sacrificed its own life to feed them with its flesh. The tortoise shell then became the hull of the boat. Help them get through the difficult times. They safely reached their destination.
The crew were very grateful for the turtle's help. Take the tortoise shell home and enshrine it. These crew members later lived very long lives. Everyone who does business prospers and thrives. Wealth will flow in abundantly.
Because the divine tortoise is an auspicious animal, There are also stories of Bodhisattvas saving sentient beings. Therefore, every divine turtle or wealth turtle amulet made by a master is believed to bring wealth. The function of attracting good fortune.
The main function of the Turtle Buddha amulet is to attract wealth. Stay safe and sound. To avoid being framed in court. Attract popularity and good fortune. People who are experiencing setbacks in their careers are particularly suited to wearing or worshipping this item. Legend has it that if someone has a lawsuit against them, You can write your name on a piece of paper and place it on top of the tortoise. This can be resolved.
[Efficacy of Sacred Objects]
It brings good interpersonal relationships, attracts benefactors, brings wealth, improves business and career luck, opens up business opportunities, helps overcome difficulties, ensures peace and health, brings good fortune, enhances luck, protects against disasters and dangers, provides all-around protection, avoids villains, wards off evil spirits, blocks black magic, prevents legal troubles, blocks all bad things, powerfully attracts both direct and indirect wealth, protects wealth, helps with business negotiations, ensures smooth career progress, brings peace, increases income, attracts many benefactors, and helps attract job opportunities.
[Master's Introduction]
Luang Phor Pern is one of the three most revered monks of modern Thailand and a famous tiger-taming Arhat. He is known for his remarkable effectiveness in attracting, protecting, and improving wealth.
Luang Phor Pern once spent nine years in the mountains practicing asceticism and frequently encountered tigers. Whenever he encountered a tiger, he would sit down and chant scriptures, and the tiger would obediently come over to listen until he finished chanting and then leave.
Luang Phor Pern also favored using tiger imagery in the tattoos, amulets, and other sacred objects he made for his followers. Some of these items even actually contained tiger skin and teeth. Luang Phor Pern believed that tigers could ward off evil, increase power, and attract wealth.
Luang Phor Pern was a master of Sak Yant tattoos, and one of the most astonishing stories about him during his lifetime was related to this. It is said that after a man who had Luang Phor Pern tattoo him died for some reason, the forensic doctor discovered during the autopsy that the scalpel could not cut through the tattooed man's body!
From a forensic perspective, there was absolutely no medical basis for this, thus causing a great sensation and impact. Therefore, everyone later believed that those who received Sak Yant tattoos from Luang Phor Pern were invulnerable to weapons!
Luang Phor Pern was also highly skilled in the ancient Sak Yant tattooing technique. During his lifetime, countless monks sought his teachings and learned from him. By the time Luang Phor Pern reached his later years, he had disciples all over the world.
Luang Phor Pern passed away in 2545 BE ( 2002 AD ) at the age of 79. His body did not decay, achieving the state of incorruptibility of an Arhat, and was therefore enshrined in the temple for people to worship.
