My Favourite Amulet

My Favourite Amulet

YU-JADE

Thailand Amulets~My collections are genuine from Thailand Monks & Temples. I started with amulets from Phra Kruba Krissana Itawanno. These amulets are so unique and creative. History from those Monks and amulets created are really interesting.
Amulet is chanted or blessed to protect or bring blessing to one who owned it, not depending on who you are.

Yu~Chinese character meaning Jade. For thousands of years till now, jade was and is a symbol of love and virtue as well as a status symbol. Chinese people believed jade had supernatural power. Using jade wares and jade ornaments could resist invasion of evil influence and avoid evil apparitions and secure safety and auspiciousness. Today it quite difficult to differentiate whether it genuine or not as technology is so advance. You just have to touch and feel it. It will give you a cool feel on your hand, a calm feel in your heart and this is the Yu that suitable for you.

Luang Por Koon ~ PhraPidda

Phra means Monk or amulet and Pidta means close eyed.
The image of this person closing its face with his palms is a symbolical image of Maha Thera Sanghajay in Sammabart meditation.
  Krubas or Luang Pu can spend months to practise meditation. Devotees will wait patiently for their Teacher to exit his Sammabart meditation~ for The One to open his senses.

Belief that wearing Phra Pidta will enhance our ability to attract benefactors that will help us when we are in need.

A very beautiful design PhraPidda amulet by Luangpor Koon


2.0 x 2.2 cm
Luangpor Koon~ abbot of WatBanrai. Given name PhraPidda Mahayant Mahamongkon (Great Mantras, Great Blessing), bless/chanted lead ceremony by Luangpor Koon 11 April B.E.2556 (2013). 
Total 3 ceremonies consecrated the amulet. "Na" mantras blessing successful, protection mantra, Luangpor Koon's silver takrut attached, sacred holy materials attached at buttom, genuine temple stamp code.

2.8 x 3.5 cm

2.8 x 3.5 cm

2.8 x 3.5 cm

 

A Phra Pidda Set from Luang Por Koon