4cm high, 1.5 cm wide - Pra Sivali amulet for riches and auspicious living. Metta Mahaniyom. This amulet is apt for Ladies or Men, or even as a miniature Bucha statuette ono home altar, for gathering riches.

Pra Sivali Arahant Loi Ongk Bucha statuette/amulet is used for increasing wealth and attracting a constant flow of wealth and belongings.Made and empowered by Luang Phu Run, of Wat Jampa Tong (Amper Ta Chang, Singhburi). Made from Nuea Chin Dtagua pasom Dee Buk (magical lead with Dee Buk mixed in). The statuette is covered with sacred Na and Yantra in Khom Pali style.

The Sivali Charm effect causes people to treat the wearer withcompassion, mercy and preferential Bias, The Buddha himself even stated that, as the monks were travelling through the remotest parts of the forest, where few villages and folk were around to offer alms and food, if Pra Sivali had not been with them, they might have starved. The Buddha said that Pra Sivali had Great Gharm and attraction power of Metta Mahaniyom, and that his presence in the Sangha was responsible on many occasions for the survival of the Bhikkhus, as his charm power was so incredible, that people would appear from all directions to make offerings and pay respects, and listening to him teach the Dhamma.

It is said that those who were near him or heard his sermons, would experience great luck and friendly treatment from everyone, and become ever richer (as in the case of Nang Kwak).

The Pra Sivali amulet is one of Thailands most powerful Purely Buddhist amulets for increasing riches - perhaps the most powerful. This amulet is a wonderful choice for those who wish a purely Buddhist amulet with no occult spells, and are seeking luck and economical improvement, or to solve debts. This amulet is a very auspicious magical charm, but is also 'Puttanussadti' (remembrance of the Buddha and the Dhamma, Sangha), and therefore a great item of reverence for Buddhists. 

Comes in original bag with photo of Luang Phu from the temple. No case is included with this statuette.

Kata Pra Sivali Maha Thaera Jao - How to Worship Pra Sivali