Leklai Phra Pidta Amulet Lp Nak Talisman Wat Huayjakae Thai Buddha Pendant K360

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Welcome to Thai amulet for collectors<br>Buddha Name : Phra Pidta Leklai<br>All amulets in my store come from temples around Thailand and amulet shops.For old amulets come from second hand amulet shops and collectors."For Thai people and many Asian people beleive thai amulet has a power for attraction fortune luck charm and can protect who wearing from danger and evil or changed bad things to good lucky. Any Thai amulets can help for business increase money of owner to rich. There have many Thai amulet created and chanting by thai monk or Ajarn which you can find here.<br>Power Of Phra Pidta Leklai of Lp Nak<br>, the only talisman that stands out and is said to have the most mysterious power among talismans. Phra Pidta Leklai of Lp Nak is a powerful element to protect yourself and things that are close to you from dangers caused by "firearms" or "sharp objects" and "arms" of all kinds. life is immortal and very hard to find There must be a lot of rituals to get Phra Pidta Leklai of Lp Nak.<br>This<br>Phra Pidta Leklai of Lp Nak<br>has 108 qualities as you wish. Whoever possesses it will have power, prestige over others,<br>If you bring Phra Leklai of Lp Nak with you There will only be safety and progress. Wherever you go, there are only guardian angels, fortune, charm, wealth and money.<br>Bring Good Lucky, Rich, Wealth, Fortune, Success, Good for Business.<br>Phra Pidta (Blindfolded Monk)<br>The Pidta style amulet with a monk sitting in full or half-lotus position and with his hands covering his eyes and face is a style that has become very popular among Thai Buddhists, but other Buddhists across the world as well.<br>Phra Pidta is a representation of a venerable monk well known for deep samadhi meditation (absorption) during Siddhartha Buddha’s time more than 2,550 years ago.<br>Hands over the eyes symbolizes a blocking out of the outside world during intense Sammabart meditation. This is jhana level meditation which can also cross-over into Abhinna. Abhinna are supernatural experiences which people meditating in the fourth Jhana can sometimes attain.<br>People buy these amulets to increase their wealth primarily. Business prosperity is a major benefit of this amulet. Yet, there are said to be many benefits of the amulets including good luck and protection from harm of all sorts<br>Phra Pidta  represents a monk who is famous for his deep meditation (absorption). Closing your eyes is a symbol of blocking off the outside world during meditation. Being able to cross to Apinya Apinya is a supernatural experience.<br>Power of Phra Pidta Helps mercy, great luck, invulnerable, fortune, business prosperity, gamble, protect against demons, enhance destiny, prevent lightning, prevent fire.<br>Luang Pu Nak “Cho-Ti-Ko”, Huayjakae Temple<br>Famous monks in Nakhon Pathom Province,Thailand<br>Luang Pu Nak “Cho-Ti-Ko” was born in 1815, corresponding to the reign of King Rama 2 of the Chakri Dynasty, Luang Pu Nak was ordained in 1836 at Phra Pathom Chedi Temple and died in 1909, totaling 95 years of age. and dressed in yellow cloth for a total of 74 years<br>Luang Pu Nak “Cho-Ti-Ko” is a famous monk in Nakhon Pathom. who have been faithful Famous for creating Phra Pidta, the flesh of the clouds, which the clouds blow, is a metal derived from alchemy according to ancient Thai textbooks. believed to be a psychic element with power in itself<br>Luang Pu Nak is a noble monk who strictly adheres to the rituals. have a beautiful ordinance full of mercy-kindness and is still a monk who developed until It is widely revered by monks, novices and Buddhists, and therefore has many disciples.<br>Popular sacred objects are Phra Pidta made of Mekphat meat. It is one of the Benjaphakee Phra Pidta amulets, made of metal, built around 1889-1892. There are 5 prints of Luang Pu Nak's Pid Ta amulets, but the most popular Pim(print) are the flat thong, the bloated thong. and Pim(print) rabbit ears<br>Sacred object of Luang Pu Nak help to be<br>Invulnerable<br>, Maha Ud, can't shoot, great mercy, fortune, pick up bad luck, eliminate dangers<br>Story of Leklai<br>The words Lek Laï may be translated "steel eel", an allusion to the ability of certain Lek Laï to assume the liquid state. In many tales, one is assured that Lek Laï is not a simple mineral but a kind of metal-animal, capable of "swimming across mountains". One of the foremost powers of Lek Laï is to render its wearer invulnerable, and to prevent any firearms from going off anywhere near him, and all