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PDMAC3540R : Useful Magic Tool: 7-inch Iron with Red Wood Engraving Pen with Hanuman Monkey King Top (kindly blessed by LP Weera, Wat Homsil, Samut Prakan Province )  with Katha: LPWeera_WatHomsil | | | |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | |
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Name: 7-inch long Iron with Red Wood Engraving Pen with Hanuman Monkey King Top
Special** We will have LP Weera abbot of Wat Homsil to bless this inscribing pen to increase sacredness for owner.
Ceremony: This inscribing pen will be taken to blessing ceremony by LP Weera at Wat Homsil on 18 March 2021 which is a very auspicious date.
Also some proceeds will go to join building Pavilion for Tao Wet Su Wan at Wat Homsil that you can make merit at the same time.
Origin: Thailand
Year: BE2564 (CE2021)
Size: 7 inch long (2.5 x 19.5 cm)
Use : This inscribing pen is used to write Yant on surface of Takrut or amulet for sacredness.
Material:Handle is made of holy red wood called Mai Payung . Top is carved into Hanuman Monkey King image. Tip of pen is made of Iron.
"Mai Payung " or Siamese rosewood. Mai Payung is valued and good meaningful. PHAYUNG means “to support something leaning or unsteady to firmly stand”. With this meaning, people popularly choose Mai Payung to make amulets that help back up living status.
Hanuman (Monkey King, Monkey God) is a character in the famous Hindu epic Ramayama who is a powerful, witty, ardent and loyal devotee of Rama. He an icon of invulnerability and immortality because his father is Wind God; whenever the wind blows he can be alive again.
Thai people believe Hanuman can make them invulnerable to dangers. Moreover, Hanuman can induce good luck, fortune and make worshipers successful in career and work as he is said never loses. Additionally, with his charismatic appearance, Hanuman amulet is good for charm and people kindness; easily getting favor, and compassion from people preferably whose positions are higher.
About the Guru Monk:
LP Weera of Wat Homsil is a respectable guru monk in Samut Prakan Province. He is kind to everyone, so he is respected by many people. Moreover, LP Weera is a disciple of LP Charn Wat Bang Bor who is a famous guru monk in Samut Prakan. LP Weera studied mantras with LP Charn including magic of tiger that LP Charn is very famous for, so magical ability of LP Weera is not common.
As for Wat Homsil, it is an old temple in Samut Prakan Province. The Temple was once deserted, but at present it has LP Weera as an abbot.
LP Weera of Wat Homsil is a respectable guru monk in Samut Prakan Province. He is kind to everyone, so he is respected by many people. LP has been interested in magic since young inspired by his father who has ability in magic and using herbs to cure people.
LP studied magic with his father including how to write Yant TreeNiSingHe that LP can do very well. Until teenager, LP went to study more magic with many gurus both monk and master such as Ajarn Soon who is the expert in Sak Yant (magical tattooing), LP Foo Wat Bangsamak and LP Charn Wat Bang Bor. With a lot of magic, his father was afraid LP might go in wrong way, so his father suggested LP to go into priesthood in order to serve the Buddhism and using magic to help people.
After ordination, LP sets his heart on dharma and precepts. LP has many disciples especially police and soldiers in high rank. LP is often invited by disciples to bless at many places not only in Thailand but also foreign country for example Malaysia and Singapore. Besides, he devotes himself to Buddhist benefits for example running a free yearly ordination project that 20-year-old men can get ordained without any fees. This is a good project in maintaining Buddhism for next generations.
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Amulets by kindly blessed by LP Weera, Wat Homsil, Samut Prakan Province
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