sku: A672

Takrut Nuea Duang

LP Maha Sila

Temple: Wat Pa Song Tham

Year: BE2567

The Takrut Nuea Duang – Millionaire Takrut, stamped with the Thao Wessuwan code is made of copper, wrapped with rope and coated with lacquer in the traditional ancient method. The center is gilded with gold leaf – beautifully crafted in a perfect size. The Length with casing is 5.5 cm.

Inscribed with sacred letters and the “Maha Setthi Yant” (Millionaire Yantra) along with the Heart Mantra of the Buddha: Na Mo Phuttha Ya, This Takrut enhances destiny, charisma, luck, and wealth. It protects the wearer from dangers and wards off inauspicious influences.

Each piece is individually numbered and stamped with the Thao Wessuwan code, making it valuable, beautiful, and collectible.

The Takrut Nuea Duang (literally meaning “Above Destiny”) is suitable when businesses are going wrong, obstructed, not running smoothly, or having cash flow problems.

Luang Pu Maha Sila Sirichanto kindly performed the consecration ritual on Saturday, 22 June BE2567 (2024), with the proceeds dedicated to the construction of the Phra That Chedi (relic stupa) at Wat Pa Song Tham.

Before LP Maha Sila performed the consecration ritual in BE2567, Luang Pu Yan Patesko, the abbot of Wat Pa Song Tham, Roi Et Province has already blessed it alone continuously for 3 full years.

LP Maha Sila Sirichanto is one of the most famous and highly respected living Buddhist monks in Thailand. Ordained as a novice at age 15, he has dedicated his life to the study of Buddhist scriptures and the practice of deep meditation and asceticism in remote forests. His spiritual insight, compassionate nature, and contributions to community development, including supporting schools and hospitals, have earned him immense devotion from followers. He is currently the abbot of Wat Phra That Muen Hin in Kalasin Province and is revered for his spiritual powers and the sacred amulets he creates.