Kuman Thong Nong Maruay @ Archan Plian

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A well-known sorcerer from Wat Khao Or, a monk Archan Plian Hatthayanon from Khuan Khanun District, Phatthalung District, created this amulet, a small Kuman Thong called Nong Maruey. In Thai folklore, Kuman Thong are believed to be the spirits of deceased children who can bring good fortune, particularly in business and commerce.

 

Archan Plian created this Kuman Thong amulet called Kuman Thong Nong Maruey, which translates to "little brother who brings wealth." On Tuesday, May 28, 2024, Archan Plian created and consecrated this amulet at the Wat Khao Or temple in the province of Phatthalung.

 

Purpose:

• Business: It is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to businesses.
• Fortune: It is also believed to bring overall good fortune.

 

Materials and Types:

• Bronze with black lacquer and gold accents: A dark bronze amulet with gold details.
• Gold-plated bronze: A bronze amulet coated in gold.

 

Size: The amulet is relatively small, measuring 1.6 cm wide, 1.3 cm deep, and 2.6 cm tall.

 

The incantation for worshiping this Kuman Thong is as follows:

• Recite Namo 3 times: This is a common Buddhist invocation.

 

• Jijerunni Jiddang Jedasi kang Rupang Kumaro Maruey Mamama Ehijiddang Piyang Mamama. This part is specific to the Kuman Thong and is used to invoke its spirit.

 

After feeding the Kuman Thong, recite the following part:

 

• Ehi Sappesachana Pahusachana Panichchova Panichawa Dhanangwa Phokangwa Akacchaya Akacchahi. "Then pray and make a wish to the young Kuman Maruey." This part is a general invocation for attracting wealth and prosperity.

 

This Kuman Thong is a rarity, and value; because of the specific creation date, the monk who made this type of Kuman Thong might be considered rare or valuable to collectors or those who believe in its spiritual powers.

 

The significance of its full moon consecration is often considered a powerful time for spiritual practices, so this amulet is believed to have received a strong blessing. The purpose of this Kuman Thong amulet is likely to bring good fortune, protection, and possibly even wealth to its owner. 

The colour represented on the amulet is a close approximation and may vary from the actual colour. However, due to the limitations of the website, colours may appear differently on different monitors and lighting during photoshoots. Therefore it will not be 100% similar to the colour shown. I wish you a happy shopping!