Description
Phra Pidta Mongkhon Maha Setthi
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Master: Luang Phor Jid (Jeud) Nimhalo, a renowned master from Nakhon Pathom famous for his “Wasp” (Tor) amulets.
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Temple: Wat Pho Setthi (Suan Patibat Tham Pho Setthi).
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Year: B.E. 2556 (2013).
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Design: A beautifully crafted Phra Pidta (Closed-Eye Buddha) sitting in a meditative posture, symbolizing the detachment from suffering and the attraction of great fortune.
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Condition: Original temple condition with original collector’s box.
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Benefits: Excellent for those seeking financial breakthroughs, business growth, and protection from obstacles.
Gemini said
Based on the images provided, your second amulet is a Phra Pidta Mongkhon Maha Setthi (Billionaireโs Auspicious Closed-Eye Buddha) from the late Luang Phor Jid (also spelled Luang Phor Jeud).
Below is the complete identification and write-up for your eBay listing.
Amulet Identification
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Amulet Name: Phra Pidta Mongkhon Maha Setthi (เธเธฃเธฐเธเธดเธเธเธฒเธกเธเธเธฅเธกเธซเธฒเนเธจเธฃเธฉเธเธต)
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Monk: Luang Phor Jid Nimhalo (เธซเธฅเธงเธเธเนเธญเธเธทเธ เธเธดเธกเธบเธกเนเธฅ)
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Temple: Suan Patibat Tham Pho Setthi (เธชเธงเธเธเธเธดเธเธฑเธเธดเธเธฃเธฃเธกเนเธเธเธดเนเธจเธฃเธฉเธเธต), Nakhon Pathom Province
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Year Made: Circa 2013 (B.E. 2556)
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Material: Sacred powders mixed with “Wan” (auspicious herbs) and specialized materials like “Rung Tor” (wasp nest powder), which is a signature material of Luang Phor Jid.
Purpose of the Amulet
This amulet is specifically designed as a wealth-bringer. The “Pidta” (closed-eye) posture symbolizes a monk in deep meditation, blocking out external distractions and worldly desires to find internal peace.
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Maha Setthi (Billionaire): Intended to attract extreme wealth, fortune, and business success.
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Metta Mahaniyom: Enhances personal charm and kindness from others, making it ideal for sales and negotiations.
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Protection: Traditional Pidta amulets are also believed to provide “Kong Grapan” (invulnerability) and protection from black magic or evil spirits.
Katha (Chant)
To activate the amulet’s power, recite the following:
“Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhassa” (3 times)
“Na Mo Put Ta Ya, Na Ma Pa Ta, Ja Pa Ga Sa, Na Ma A U, Put To Ruam Ji