Phra Nak Prok Buddha @ LP Pae

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This amulet is released by Wat Pikulthong temple, located in Singburi Province. Phra Nak Prok is a Buddha image of the day of protection, sitting in Samadhi “Concentrative Meditation” position, with cross-legged and overlapping hand with palm facing upward, protected from the heavy rain and storm by the Naga King (King Cobra) with his 7 Naga heads. Naga is the name of God, taking the form of a very great snake. Phra Nak Prok – the Saturday Buddha in this position are recommended to the one who was born on Saturday, and it's also suitable for anyone who has faith with the amulet. Phra Nak Prok Buddha amulet was very popular with the local folk in Thailand.

It has gone through an eye-opening ceremony (religion) and consecrated by the mass monk of decent temples. People from across the social spectrum have held the common belief that this Phra Nak Prok Buddha amulet could ensure its owners with the form of protective power, attract wealth, good health, prevent from any danger, and other successes in life. At the bottom of the amulet base insert with holy powder with one holy Yant scrolled takrut to increase its power to defence weapon, black magic and evil spirit and bring good fortune.

Phra Nak Prok Buddha amulet is one of the amulet belong in the seven Buddha birthday image of the week. Traditionally it is believed that Buddha spent seven days following his enlightenment thinking of the suffering of all living creatures. Thais believed that their day of birth reflects their life and there are seven Buddha images to reflect each day of the week. People who are born on a certain day of the week may be most interested in a Buddha image corresponding to that day.

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, colour may appear different on different monitors and lighting during photoshoot. Therefore it will not be 100% similar to the colour shown. Wish you a happy shopping!