This is a Jatukam Ramathep “Khum Sap Kot Setthi” amulet from Thailand, produced in 2007 (B.E. 2550).
The front features Jatukam Ramathep surrounded by traditional Naga imagery, with a detailed relief design. The amulet is presented in a red presentation box, as shown in the photographs.
According to the information provided, the amulet was consecrated at:
Jatukam Ramathep is a highly respected figure in Thai religious and cultural traditions.
Traditionally, devotees associate Jatukam Ramathep amulets with:
The name “Khum Sap Kot Setthi” (ขุมทรัพย์โคตรเศรษฐี) carries a traditional meaning related to a treasure or source of great wealth and prosperity.
These descriptions refer to traditional beliefs and cultural significance only and are not guarantees of financial gain, protection, supernatural effects, or any particular outcome.
A commonly used chant for Jatukam Ramathep worship is:
Namo Bodhisatto
Phaya Nakarat
Jatukam Ramathep
นะโม โพธิสัตโต
พญานาคราช
จตุคามรามเทพ
A traditional practice is to begin with:
Namo, Namo, Namo
Then recite:
Namo Bodhisatto
Phaya Nakarat
Jatukam Ramathep
The chant may be recited respectfully according to one's personal faith and tradition.
“I respectfully pay homage to Jatukam Ramathep.
May I have wisdom, mindfulness and good intentions.
May my work and business progress with honesty and diligence.
May I encounter good opportunities, prosperity and peace according to my good deeds.”
This prayer is provided for devotional and cultural purposes.
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