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MEDAL Gold Shanuan LP Samret Suksid & Pahuraman V. magnate THAI BUDDHA AMULET

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Condition	New condition
Dimention	High            :   centimeter Width          :   centimeter Thickness  :    centimeter
Material	MEDAL Gold Shanuan Rongya Pahuraman / Hanuman Copper Mask  Solid Gold Case
Age Casting Amulet	BE 2569
Blessing By	Monk
Temple	WAT Ratcharoen

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Luang Pho Samret Saksit (Saraburi) is renowned for granting wishes and fulfilling desires in all matters, including work, finances, business, luck, and health. He is famous for "giving blessings quickly" and people commonly offer boiled eggs as offerings.

Buddhist Virtues and How to Ask for Blessings

Sacredness: The name "Samret Saksit" means that wishes made will be fulfilled (one wish per person).

Areas of Blessings: Popular requests include success in business, career, wealth, luck, health, and love.

Brief History: The statue was discovered during excavation along the Raphiphat Canal (Saraburi Province) in 1959. A miraculous event occurred when lightning struck the statue during road construction in 1962.

Luang Por Samret 

Luang Pho Samret Saksit is an ancient Buddha statue that was accidentally discovered in 1959 in Nong Taloo Village, Saraburi Province. Villagers found the statue buried underground while digging along the Raphiphat Canal. A shrine was built and the statue was enshrined at the location where it was found. The statue's sacredness has attracted many people to worship and ask for blessings. It is believed that if a wish is granted, offerings will be brought as a way of fulfilling a vow.

Brief History

Discovery: Accidentally discovered on December 12, 1959, in Nong Taloo Village, Saraburi Province.

Original Location: Originally buried underground on the right bank of the Raphiphat Canal.

Event:

It is said that during the Ayutthaya period, a group of forest soldiers set up a camp to capture wild elephants, and one of the soldiers lost his amulet. Later, villagers found the clay Buddha statue in the area.

When the Raphiphat Canal was being dug during the reign of King Rama V, workers used soil to fill in the embankment, causing the statue to crack open.

Installation: Villagers helped to enshrine the Buddha image on the ground at the location where it was discovered and built a shrine for worship.

Belief: People believe in the sacredness of Luang Pho, especially his ability to grant wishes as his name suggests, leading many people to travel to the shrine to pray and fulfill vows.

Place Information

Name: Luang Pho Samret Saksit Shrine

Location: Khachasit Subdistrict, Nong Khae District, Saraburi Province

Description: A single shrine enshrining the Luang Pho Samret Saksit image, located along the Raphiphat Canal.

   

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Prayer Of BUDDHA

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 NA-MO-TUS-SA     PA-KA-WA-TO      A-RA-HA-TO      SUM-MA-SUM-BUDDHA-SA

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 NA-MO-TUS-SA     PA-KA-WA-TO      A-RA-HA-TO      SUM-MA-SUM-BUDDHA-SA

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