Naga Pendant Multi-Colored Gemstones

Model: Naga Treasure of Sri Sutho, encased.

Sacred Qualities:

This talisman is believed to bring charm, popularity, and attract affection. Wherever one goes, people offer help and support. It is thought to enhance kindness, boost business success, attract fortune and wealth, and offer protection from danger. Keep it with you for good fortune, peace, and happiness.

Sacred Materials:

The materials include gold, silver, and copper sheets, inscribed with sacred symbols by renowned monks, such as Luang Phor Phun, Luang Phor Perm, Luang Phor Mahasurasak, Luang Phor Malai, and Luang Phor Rak.

Purpose of Creation:

This amulet was created to raise funds for building a large statue of Somdet Toh at the Phutthakaya Foundation in Phetchaburi.

Blessing Ceremony:

Renowned monks performed the individual blessing, including Phra Phawana Wisutthosopon (Luang Phor Mahasurasak Atisako), Luang Phor Chan of Wat Bang Bo, Luang Phor Fu of Wat Bang Samak, Luang Phor Perm of Wat Pom Kaew, Luang Phor Phun of Wat Ban Pan, Luang Phor Rak of Wat Suthawas Vipassana, Luang Phor Malai of Wat Bang Ya Phraek, and Khru Ba Ariya Chat of Wat Saeng Kaew Phothiyan.

Dimensions:

Sacred Object: 1.57 inches x 0.79 inches x 0.39 (4 x 2 x 1 cm)
Package Size: 2.72 inches x 2.32 inches x 0.98 inches (6.9 x 5.9x 2.5 cm)
Total Weight with Package: 0.1 kg

Background:

The image of Sri Sutho, the Naga Lord, is in emerald green with golden heads. Known for compassion toward those who honor him, he is revered for granting wishes that do not harm others. This deity, known as “Lord Pu Sri Sutho” and “Lady Ya Sri Pathumma,” is a powerful figure, symbolized by a nine-headed Naga.

A sacred consecration ceremony took place at the Shrine of Lord Pu Sri Sutho, Nakarin City, Kham Chanot, during which miraculous clouds appeared above the Mekong River, symbolizing the presence of Lord Pu Sri Sutho.

Additional ceremonies included blessings in the middle of the Mekong River, at the sacred site of Phra That Lanong in Nong Khai, and a major ritual to open the Underwater Realm at the shrine in Kham Chanot, Ban Dung District, Udon Thani Province. Several revered monks participated, including Luang Pu Nak Nakhin Nakavaro of Wat Nitasan Lai, Udon Thani, and monks from Laos.

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