Hoon Payon Sao Ha Mahayan with Ghost Oil @ Luang Pu Nen

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Originating from the revered Wat Ban Kaset Thung Setthi temple in Roi Et Province, Thailand, the Hoon Payon Sao 5 Maha Yantra amulet is a creation of the esteemed Luang Pu Nen. This powerful talisman incorporates the intricate design of the five great yantras, believed to possess potent spiritual energy. Luang Pu Nen is a highly respected monk known for his expertise in creating powerful amulets. Based at Wat Ban Kaset Thung Setthi temple, he has garnered a significant following due to the reported efficacy of his amulets. 

This small, consecrated figurine is associated with Saturday and is believed to possess magical powers, particularly for attraction, protection, and good fortune. It underwent its first consecration ceremony, 'Worship Day for Teacher Buraphajarn,' on Sunday, March 30, 2024, at Wat Ban Kaset Thung Setthi in Phon Thong District, Roi Et Province. A second consecration followed on Saturday, April 13, 2024, the auspicious fifth day of the fifth lunar month in the Year of the Dragon, at Wat Udom Phraison in Mueang District, Roi Et Province, and under the title of 'Maha Auspicious Day,' on Saturday, May 5, 2024. Many people traveled from far and wide to join in the celebrations.

The term Five Great Yantras is often used loosely to refer to a collection of potent yantras. However, some common yantras frequently associated with power and protection include: 

Phra Pidta Yantra: Often depicted as a headless monk, this yantra is believed to offer protection from harm, misfortune, and black magic. The absence of a head symbolizes detachment from worldly desires and a focus on spiritual enlightenment.

Maha Uta Yantra: This yantra is associated with wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. It is believed to attract abundance and success in financial matters.

Na Naga Yantra: Connected to the Naga, a mythical serpent-like deity, this yantra is associated with power, protection, and overcoming obstacles. It is believed to grant strength, courage, and the ability to overcome challenges.

Yan Yod Yantra: Often used for protection against black magic, evil spirits, and negative energies. It is believed to create a protective shield around the wearer.

Bejrajai Yantra: Associated with charisma, attractiveness, and interpersonal relationships. It is believed to enhance one's charm and ability to connect with others.

 

Remember, the specific meanings and powers of the yantras on your amulet might vary. 

 

Katha of Hoon Payon Sao Ha Mahayan video link: Click here.

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