Phra Rahu Om Jun Phra Phrom @ LP Noo-In

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This amulet was released by Luang Phor Noo-In, Wat Pa Puthamongkol temple, at Kalasin Province. In Hindu, Rahu is one of the 8 segments of the day and considered an inauspicious period in Indian astrology due to its association with malefic. Phra Rahu (Celestial Monster) is causing the eclipses by eating the Sun or Moon. Phra Rahu is a son of Phra Kasayapate. The parents of Celestial monster are human, but his body is evil granted. Phra Rahu is a king giant, but is different from other giants because he is immortal. Thus, he is praised from Brahma that he belongs to one of the Gods.

 

In Thailand, Thai people believe that Phra Rahu is a God of Luck. Phra Rahu helps to control supremacy and protection, success in all business ventures, against the evil spirit and protection for their subordinates. The best day to offer Rahu is every Wednesday after sunset, and offering items must be all in black.

 

Phra Rahu Worship and Incantations.

There are 8 kinds of black sacrificial offering food to worship Phra Rahu.

 

Black chicken - means dig and well-trading
Alcohol - means well-investment
Black sticky rice - means frugally finance, family and love

Black jelly (Chao-Kwuay) - means calmness and carefulness

Black peanut - means prosperity

Preserved egg - means successful connection

Black coffee - means fulfillment
Thai dessert "Kanom Piek Poon" - means good luck

 

Katha For Rahu:

Na Mo Na Mo Na Mo Kata Suriya Phappa Kussalay Toemama Kussalaytoetoe Lalamama Toelamo Toelamomama ToelamomamaToelamotang Hegutimama HegutiKata Chantra Phappa Yattatangmama Tangtaya Tawatang Mamatang Vatitang Sekamama Kasekang Katiyangmama Yatika Bio.

 

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