Re: Thai Amulets...
 

just dug out another of my collection...
Phra Non Bucha...
Front:
http://i14.tinypic.com/6cotncw.jpg

The 'chop'...
http://i17.tinypic.com/4m9s3ec.jpg

Re: Thai Amulets...
 

Your own karma never conduct. Who will help you.
 

Your own karma never conduct.

Who will help you.
Son before you visit any Luangpor for bless/chant. You will need your own supply to invest, which mean your own karma to put on. And if your own karma is not enough, then you can borrow others to help. Otherwise you will not be able to survive because the deeds you had borrow are to much. When you have conduct karma, all this karma will go back to those you borrow from and nothing will left for you. Then what will you have for your next life? Alway conduct good karma and heaven will help you.

Do remember. If it's not the time, none of any gods will not be able to help you. Once it's time, nothing can stop you. Do not rush gods, if your own karma never conduct. Who will help you?

This is the lesson from Somdej To after he's pass away, he visited and give this lesson to Somdej Jao Khun Nor in "nimitt"(vision while meditate) which is the reason to conduct good karma never end.

Re: Thai Amulets...
 

dear bros

Need some advise from you, heard that Thai Amulets have to own in odd no. Not good to own even no. right??

I have one in my car and one I am wear it. Is it ok? or got to get another one?

PLs advise:)

Re: Thai Amulets...
 

Hmmm.... this one sounds like copied forom one of the webbie ones.... ;)
Not such things as must be odd nos one... few examples: i even walked under places that people hang their laundry...
Assuming IF walking under those laundry or legs the amulets will 'lose power' etc, like that cannot go to buildings that more than 2 storeys liao... like that i wear those lingeries better (since they can ward off amulets 'powess') :rolleyes:
Paiseh just my 2 satangs... Cheers!

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This is just an old belief where most or all the buildings r low. :D

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It is a hear, say... believe in yourself.



Yes it is ok.

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thanks bro for your advise

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Sorry bro but this I beg to differ....heard from many sources not advise to wear even number is because only dead pple do that. Anyone can verify this?

I agree on the walking under laundry one is not practical now but certain rules like taking off B4 having sex, put in highest place in the house etc I believe still must practise.....respect la basic common sense. Jus my 2 bahts worth newbie here trying to learn :)

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Jus asking only.....pple tell me I also not sure that's why come here to verify since so many gurus. Since you say no then no lor.....no need rolleyes twice at me, I know I newbie only dont know much. Everyone also newbies once....at least I try my best to learn hope others can share with me. Sorry for wasting your precious time in replying me :o

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Any expert can identify this for me. Description like make by and year. ....thanks :confused:

http://img7.imagevenue.com/img.php?i...122_1040lo.jpg
http://img125.imagevenue.com/img.php..._122_799lo.jpg

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Cheers! Still got much to learn here. Do continue with your contributions & share with us....very insightful :)

Re: Straits Times got report on the JTK situation in LOS
 

Not Surprising... but the reporter in sg seems to mixed up the tales (abit) about amulets making etc... :mad: :o

One killed, 30 injured in stampede for popular talisman in Thailand
Bangkok - One woman was killed and 30 people were injured Monday when about 10,000 people stampeded to sign up to buy special-edition amulets in southern Thailand, police said. The woman who died had fainted and was then trampled in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, 550 kilometres south of Bangkok, Police Colonel Yanaphat Norasing said.

The crowd was waiting to sign up to buy special-edition Jatukam Ramatep amulets of a human figure sitting cross-legged. Each person was going to be allowed to buy one of the 500-baht (15.40-dollar) amulets, which are believed to protect their owners.

The amulets have a high resale value and many speculators were there and might have caused the stampede, Yanaphat said.

The original Jatukam Ramatep amulets were introduced 20 years ago by Khun Phantharak Rajadej, a police chief from Nakhon Si Thammarat. They became popular when he died last year at the age of 108.

The next day event was cancelled after the stampede.
Posted : Mon, 09 Apr 2007 09:28:00 GMT
Author : DPA
Webbie: http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/49464.html