Phra Pidta Pangpakan Kwealthy Genuine Magic amulet protect Buddhist art Healing for Sale

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Phra Pidta Pangpakan Kwealthy Genuine Magic amulet protect Buddhist art Healing For Sale

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Phra Pidta Pangpakan Kwealthy Genuine Magic amulet protect Buddhist art Healing:
$129.99

Product DescriptionStunning Buddhist Art 100% Genuine from Temple ( blessed by monk master ) Phra Pidta Phra Pidta Pangpakanwith temple certificate number 36
Blue Leklai .Version = Father give rich Very rare version .
Very good for Good health and healing sickness . Sitting meditation with serpent
Back : 8 Phra rahoo eat sun and yantra talismans
GENUINE Phra Pidta Pangpakan close eyes BUDDHIST ART Stunning version . Nice collection . Model : Father give super rich Genuine 1000 %
Have temple certificate paper code 38Phor Than Im, Wat Thung Namai, Nakhon Si Thammarat.
Authenticity Amulet blessed by monk in temple box set . Material : Blue Leklai Year : BE.2566
size : 3*3 cmAlready blessed , Ready to use .Very stunning

Effect: Protection , Anti black magic , grant a wish

Increase Money Luck tremendously, Wealth fetching, Good in business, Overall good luck, Metta and Family Harmony, Good in protection from harm and danger.

The good luck belongs to the person who owns it and most people believed that :

Facts about Thai amulet:
1) An amulet must be blessed (consecration) by a sacred instructor monk(s) for it to have power.
2) The amulet loses its power or will even collect negative power if worn by an immoral person.
3) Do not wear the amulet while having sex or engaging in immoral activity.
4) When not wearing the amulet, store it somewhere higher than your head when standing.
5) Never touch someone else’s amulet, which will take away some of its power.
6) You are never the actual owner of an amulet, but merely the holder, as it has a life that is separate from whoever keeps it at any given time.
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