MY KELANTAN COLLECTION 吉兰丹暹佛坊: 龍波丹（Luang Phor Dam Wat Naparam） made "Pidta + TokRaja" pattern

A word from the writer:

wearer of an amulet

Finally a few words to the wearer of a Buddha amulet.

The amulet always should be treated with respect, be liked and loved by the wearer (only this way it can unfold the real spirit).

Over the centuries when amulets were used from the Buddhist believers there were certain rules that followed:

Keep your amulet around your neck or in a shirts pocket, an amulet should not be kept lower than the waist/belt (so not in a trousers pocket).

You can wear the amulet all the time, even when you have a shower or sleep. But it is said, that you should not wear it when you are engaged in a "sexual act". (if the amulet is on a chain around your neck, some one can just move the amulet on the chain around so it hangs on the persons back and not laying on the chest) Better take it off.

If you take your amulet off, put it on a high place like a shelf, board or table. The amulet should not be kept on the floor or touched with feet.

It is also good luck to keep an amulet for protection against an accident in your car. It should hang from the drivers mirror or be kept in a higher place in the car.

There is a saying: "If you take good care of your Buddha, he will take good care of you"

But also: "The amulet is only bringing benefits of luck, fortune and protection to those who are good people, which are not doing or thinking in a bad or evil way (to others). Be good to others and they will be good to you".

This homepage is far from "being comprehensive". Just some aspects about the beliefs in a Buddha amulet and a help for choosing the right and genuine blessed amulet.

The writer of these pages wishes you good luck, fortune, happiness and that you might be always protected against force and accidents.

MY KELANTAN COLLECTION 吉兰丹暹佛坊

Thursday, April 28, 2011

龍波丹（Luang Phor Dam Wat Naparam） made "Pidta + TokRaja" pattern

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