Showing posts with label Bucha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bucha. Show all posts

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Taw Waes Suwan 2-Face Bucha - Wat Suthat

Temple: Wat Suthat, Bangkok
Year: BE 2556   (2013)
Size: 5.5 cm W x 11 cm H
SGD $ 49

Made from sacred copper/bronze material, this is a bucha of Phra Taw Waes Suwan the Asura Deva with two faces: the Yaksa (Yaksha) face and the Deva face.

Phra Taw Waes Suwan in Yaksa form guards and protects from all evil and harm with his crystal club. In the elevated Deva form, Phra Taw Waes Suwan is the lord of wealth, prosperity and success.

Effects: Protection against evil influences, thieves, backstabbers and people with bad intents; clearing away bad luck, success in endeavours, attracting prosperity & immense wealth.

Additional info:
Taw Waes Suwan (Guberan, Kubera) is the Asura King of the North cardinal direction. Often seen guarding the entrances to Thai temples, Taw Waes Suwan is seen as a protector from all demons, evil and black magic. Also, being the richest Asura King of his realm, Taw Waes Suwan is worshipped as a deity for great fortune and wealth accumulation.


Dealing locally in Singapore; cash payments only. Collection point: Somerset MRT.
xionghua168@gmail.com

Taw Waes Suwan Bucha - LP Key, Wat Srilumyong

Monk: LP Key Gitiyano
Temple: Wat Srilumyong, Surin Province
Year: BE 2551  (2008)
Size: 27 cm (10.5") H. Base - 9 cm x 9 cm. 
SGD $ 168

Made from sacred bronze material, this is a bucha of Phra Taw Waes Suwan (Tao Wessuwan) the Asura Deva holding his powerful crystal club. Featuring sacred yants at the base, the bottom is also embedded with LP Key’s signature three takruts joined by holy thread, and a piece of LP Key’s robe.

This is bucha with serial number # 43.

Obtained directly from LP Key’s temple Wat Srilumyong, Surin province. This item was chanted and blessed again personally by LP Key before we left the temple.

Effects: Protection against evil influences, thieves, backstabbers and people with bad intents; clearing away bad luck, success in endeavors, attracting good luck, prosperity & immense wealth.

Additional info:
Taw Waes Suwan (Guberan, Kubera) is the Asura King of the North cardinal direction. Often seen guarding the entrances to Thai temples, Taw Waes Suwan is seen as a protector from all demons, evil and black magic. Also, being the richest Asura King of his realm, Taw Waes Suwan is worshipped as a deity for great fortune and wealth accumulation.

About Phra Taw Waes Suwan (Phra Guberan)
About LP Key:
One of the living top guru monks, LP key was born 24th May 1928 and ordained as a monk at the age of 21 at Wat Petburi, Surin Province. The late venerable LP Hong ever said that LP Key’s magic is second to none. LP Hong once sneaked in to take a peek at LP Key blessing some amulets and saw a bright light shining around LP Key and the amulets he was blessing. LP Key is always very hospitable and engaging whenever we visit his temple. The last time we were there, despite having arrived too late in the day (almost evening time) and finding the temple amulet counter closed, LP Key actually ordered one of the monks there to re-open the doors to the amulet counter for us. Also, LP Key amazingly waited for us the entire time we were selecting amulets from the counter, and afterwards LP Key chanted a very long blessing session for us and the amulets. What a great guru monk!! Thank you LP key we wish you good health and long life.

Dealing locally in Singapore; cash payments only. Collection point: Somerset MRT.
xionghua168@gmail.com

LP Hong 6" Bucha - LP Hong, Wat Susantungmon

Monk: LP Hong
Temple: Wat Susantungmon, Surin Province
Year: BE 2556  (2013)
Size: 10 cm (4") W x 15cm (6") H
SGD $ 258

Bucha of the great Luang Pu Hong from Surin province. Made from sacred copper material (re-smelted holy metal artifacts), with many goodies embedded at the base: takrut, gemstone fragments, LP Hong rian, bottle of holy sand mix, octagonal (bagua shaped) powder based amulet and relics. This is bucha with serial number #242.

Effects: An all-rounder bucha for protection, good luck, wealth/fortune. 

Dealing locally in Singapore; cash payments only. Collection point: Somerset MRT.
xionghua168@gmail.com

Thursday, September 25, 2014

Mae Prai Grasip (Ghost Whisperer) Bucha - Kruba Aliyachat, Wat Sangkaew Potiyan

Monk: Kruba Aliyachat
Temple: Wat Sangkaew Potiyan, Chiangrai Province
Year: BE 2555   (2012)
Size: 13 cm Wide x 21 cm High (5” W x 8" H)



SGD $ 199

Mae Prai Grasip (Ghost Whisperer) bucha statue made from resin material, with a lucky coin of Kruba Aliyachat’s famous signature peacock yant. The base of the statue is also inscribed with Kruba Aliyachat's yants. This is a very beautiful, detailed and life-like bucha.

Mae Grasip is a wish-fulfilling deva, full of Metta and Maha Sanaeh attraction power. She is revered in the same way as Phra Mae Nang Kwak. This bucha is excellent for putting in shops to attract customers and increase sales. 

Effects: 6th sense, good luck, attracting business & wealth, charm & loving kindness.

Additional info & katha:

Kruba Aliyachat became famous after meditating for 13 days straight without eating, drinking, going to toilet or standing.

Kruba Aliyachart Bio:
http://luckybobi520.blogspot.com/2013/09/thai-monkskruba-aliyachart-peacock-king.html

Dealing locally in Singapore; cash payments only. Collection point: Somerset MRT.
xionghua168@gmail.com

Saturday, September 6, 2014

Phra Mae Nang Kwak Bucha - LP Hong Wat Petburi

Monk: LP Hong
Temple: Wat Petburi (Petchburi), Surin Province
Year: BE 2546   (2003)
Size: 11 cm Wide x 18 cm Long x 22.5 cm High
Weight: about 2 Kg

SGD $ 250

This is Phra Mae Nang Kwak “Choke Lahp Maha Set Tee” (good luck millionaire) batch, with LP Hong’s monk robe, bia gae (cowrie shell) and 3 takruts embedded at the base. Phra Mae Nang Kwak beckoning with her right hand while sitting on top of gold ingots, money bag and cash. Made from sacred bronze material.

Only made 399 pieces. This bucha is serial number: 341

Effects: Wealth & fortune, luck, good business, charm & loving kindness. Great for putting at store/business front for attracting customers and business.

Additional info:
About Phra Mae Nang Kwak

Bia gae (cowrie shell):
For many centuries in the past, cowrie shells were used as money in different parts of the world, ranging from Africa, India, China and the Americas & Pacific Islands.  The ancient Chinese character (古文) for money originated as a stylized drawing of a cowrie shell (); Chinese characters concerning money, property or wealth usually have this as a radical.

The word “gae” in bia gae means “to remedy or to solve” - bia gae amulets are also believed to solve poverty; It is believed that by keeping a bia gae amulet, one should always have enough food and other basic needs satisfied. In fact, bia gaes are also frequently used as wealth/luck amulets - it is quite common to find a bia gae embedded at the base of a wealth bucha like this one.

LP Hong’s Bio

Dealing locally in Singapore; cash payments only. Collection point: Somerset MRT.
xionghua168@gmail.com