Rare Real Pure Lek Lai Nam Pee Iron Rosary 108 Bead Thai Buddha Amulet Wealth

Rare Lek Lai Nam Pee Iron Rosary 108 Bead Thai Buddha Amulet Wealth Necklace. Is a type of Lek lai that have a power full of holy blessed iron.

This amulet is made from Bo lek nam pee musuem that is very rare beacuse in Thailand use lek nam pee from Bo lek nam pee musuem to made amulet and weapons for The king only , and have the 1 place at Uttaradit province only. This amulet was spells and ceremony by Leu sri Lue Cha , he is very strong holy blessed. Product Information (History of a product). Field of water iron, steel, is very old.

In addition to high-quality steel, and there is one place. The world is in Ban Nam Pee Mu 1, Tambon Nam Pee Thong Saen Khan district, Uttaradit a special appearance with an excellent time.

The evidence of record of historical documents and literature, which Shows that the ancestors of the Thai in the past about how the cast in water, and steel quality of the meat used. In many ways she spent in? Sgdab iron, steel, water quality can be used if they meet.

Iron is strong, shiny texture. Insect-like wings on the green. And tenacity are also included. Text file, said iron metal is a beautiful area with a powerful built-in power. Buffalo is sacred to all molecules.

They may avoid evil wind blew open or hidden under the iron beast. Nam Nam Pee and steel. Considered a sacred object, the prosperity of those who have occupied more here. The building that used to hang or powder Paternoster. The introduction of iron powder is a mixture of surface water is to be holy. The Nampee steel has a beauty like no other. The elegant silvery-blue metal is both tough and hard. These qualities can be shown in a Nampee sword striking a typical steel sword cutting the sword without leaving a scratch on the blade. Swordmakers today usually test the sword's quality by cutting iron nails.

Products made from the Nampee steel are mostly for religious and formal uses. Swords, Buddha beads (mala), monk ritual knives (used in ceremonies) and also small molded figurines of the Buddha. It is rarely forged into household tools since the metal is considered too valuable to make such petty objects. The Nampee steel can be found in two flavors, as locals call the'male metal' and the'female metal'.

Exposing the metal to heat, swordmakers achieve what they call the male metal that possesses a dark blue color. This is the typical finishing especially when making swords, a process that reveals a distinguishing characteristic like no other. Without the final heating process, the female metal retains its white silvery, natural color of steel, having the same qualities of the male metal. Contrary to numerous beliefs that this steel never rusts, in fact, it does but only under very tough conditions.

The steel itself has a high resistance to rust and corrosion by nature. Objects that have been buried under silt and earth for centuries reveal the rust any non-stainless steel would have, however it does not corrode and will retain its original shape. Malas are used for keeping count while reciting, chanting, or mentally repeating a. Or the name or names of a.

(practice) is known in Sanskrit as. Malas are typically made with 18, 27, 54 or 108 beads. Malas of 108 beads are used.

Some practitioners use malas of 21 or 28 beads for doing. In Tibetan Buddhism, malas are mainly used to count mantras. These mantras can be recited for different purposes linked to working with mind.

The material used to make the beads can vary according to the purpose of the mantras used. Some beads can be used for all purposes and all kinds of mantras. These beads can be made from the wood of. (bo or bodhi tree), or from "bodhi seeds", which come from. Another general-purpose mala is made from. Seeds; the beads themselves called "moon and stars" by Tibetans, and variously called "lotus root", "lotus seed" and "linden nut" by various retailers. The bead itself is very hard and dense, ivory-coloured (which gradually turns a deep golden brown with long use), and has small holes (moons) and tiny black dots (stars) covering its surface. Pacifying mantras should be recited using white colored malas. These are said to purify the mind and clear away obstacles like illness, bad karma and mental disturbances.

Using pearls is not practical however, as repeated use will destroy their iridescent layer. Malas are used for jewelry. Increasing mantras should be recited using malas of. The mantras counted on these can serve to increase life span, knowledge and merit.

Mantras for magnetizing should be recited using malas made of. Or other forms of wood including. However, it is said the most effective is made of.

Which, due to a ban on harvesting, is now very rare and expensive. Mantras to tame by forceful means should be recited using malas made of Rudraksha beads or bone. Reciting mantras with this kind of mala is said to tame others, but with the motivation to unselfishly to help other sentient beings. Malas to tame by forceful means or subdue harmful energies, such as "extremely malicious spirits, or general afflictions", are made from rudraksha seeds, or even. With 108 beads on the string.

It is said that only a person that is motivated by great compassion for all beings, including those they try to tame, can do this. The item "Rare Real Pure Lek Lai Nam Pee Iron Rosary 108 Bead Thai Buddha Amulet Wealth" is in sale since Thursday, May 16, 2019.

This item is in the category "Antiques\Asian Antiques\Southeast Asia\Amulets". The seller is "theverybest99" and is located in default, SP.

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Primary Material: Lek Lai Nam Pee
Maker: Thai
Color: Black
Type: Amulets