Phra Phuttha Siri Satta Rat Amulet - Naga Prok Buddha — Phra Phuttha Siri Satta Rat Amulet – Naga Prok Buddha – Back

Phra Phuttha Siri Satta Rat Amulet - Naga Prok Buddha - Temple Box — Phra Phuttha Siri Satta Rat Amulet – Naga Prok Buddha – Temple Box

Phra Phuttha Siri Satta Rat amulet, a beautiful representation of the Buddha protected by the Seven-Headed Naga King (Naga Prok). This specific edition was issued by the Office of Overseas Dhammaduta Bhikkhus (Dhammayut), the organization responsible for training Thai missionary monks sent to temples worldwide.

Key Highlights:

Symbolism: The Naga Prok posture represents the Buddha’s seventh week after enlightenment, where the Naga King Mucalinda shielded him from a heavy storm. It is the traditional guardian image for those born on a Saturday.
Issuing Authority: Blessed by the Dhammayut missionary monk office, carrying a high spiritual standard.
Condition: Pristine condition, preserved in its original temple display box with blue velvet lining.
Craftsmanship: Fine detail on the Naga heads and scales with a radiant gold-toned finish.
Casing: Professionally encased in a waterproof acrylic frame.

Spiritual Benefits: This amulet is traditionally kept for protection against natural disasters, warding off bad spirits, and fostering a calm, meditative mind. It is considered a powerful “Guardian Amulet.”

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Phra Phuttha Siri Satta Rat Amulet – Naga Prok Buddha – Dhammayut Overseas Mission