Buddha Benjapakee set Top Thai amulets, 1 set of 9 amulets, Saturday 5 Ceremony

Benjapakee set Top amulets from Lopburi, 1 set of 9 amulets. Saturday 5th Ceremony, Rare, Dvaravati art. Year 2000, with original boxes from Thai temples.

Of amulet, it is excellent in terms of invulnerability and goodwill, according to the Khmer style. And complete kindness and popularity, good luck secure.

Maha Phuttha Phisek Ceremony, Saturday 5 at Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat. Saturday, April 8, 2000, created by Wat Phatthana Thammaram. Phra U Thong Thong Chang. Phra Ruang stands behind a lotus pattern.

Sat 5 in astrology means the day of the waxing moon or 5th day of the waning moon in the 5th lunar month (Thai). It is a very rare day.

It takes 2-3 years before it happens once. Because all 3 things must match, that is, it is Saturday when the moon rises or the 5th day of the waning moon in the 5th lunar month (Thailand). Saturday 5 is therefore commonly used to consecrate sacred objects.

It is considered to be a "strong day, a strong day" and will influence the talismans to have supernatural powers. Even better than doing consecration on other days, with the 5th day of the evening being the amritachok day of Saturday.

A day of stability, strength and special power from Saturn will increase today. Any talismans that undergo a Buddhist ordination ceremony or are consecrated on this day will have great power. Genuine sent directly from Thailand.

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