Luang Phor Noo-In, Wat Pa Puthamongkol temple, in Kalasin Province, releases this amulet of Phra Rahu. In Hinduism, Rahu is one of the eight segments of the day and is considered an inauspicious period in Indian astrology due to its association with malefic. Rahu (celestial monster) causes eclipses by eating the sun or moon. Rahu is the son of Phra Kasayapate. The parents of the 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 by Brahma that he belongs to one of the Gods.
The legend of Rahu is an immortal giant in Thai myth. The creation of Phra Rahu is that Rahu was created by magical drawings and words, "Surya Pabba" (eclipse of the sun period) and "Chandra Pabba" (eclipse of the moon period). Both hermits were created to sanctify Rahu, taking the sun and the moon in his mouth. The two hermits made those things because they had the foresight to know that humans would face grief and danger in the future. You can wear it as an ornament to safeguard yourself from the malefic effect of Rahu and gain good health, happiness, and prosperity.
The effect of the Phra Rahu helped to eliminate ill fortune from all directions and helped to elevate capital. Phra Rahu liked to see people following the righteous path and ever willing to help others to turn better. People in Thailand 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. This Phra Rahu amulet resonated with the positive energies to bless the worshipper with fortune, good health, and courage to overcome difficulties.
Katha of Phra Rahu, Click here: