Wat Saeng Tham 2560 Worship Type Phra Pidta. Debt Repaying Turtle

Wat Saeng Tham 2560 Worship Type Phra Pidta - Debt Repaying Turtle 🐢 Blessed by Master Luang Pu Liew This sacred turtle was created in the Buddhist Era 2560 (2017 AD) and blessed by the late Master Luang Pu Liew (2448–2543 BE, aged 95), Thailand's most renowned turtle amulet maker. Dimensions: Height 12 cm × Length 14.4 cm × Width 8.6 cm. The sacred turtle is known as "Phra Pidta," symbolizing the repayment of debts. In Buddhist legends, the Bodhisattva Turtle saved sailors with its body, its shell becoming a boat to help them return home. Therefore, people worship the sacred turtle for longevity, peace, and prosperous careers. How to Worship: For Businesses: Chant the mantra "Na Cha Li Hong" four times before opening daily to attract wealth and boost business. For Homes: Inform the deities with five incense sticks. Place the amulet below the level of Buddha images and surround it with fresh flowers and water. Master Luang Pu Liew resided successively at Wat Rai Khong, Wat Saeng Tham, Wat Sanam Yai, and Wat Nong O, crafting wealth-attracting turtle amulets that remain highly revered today. In spiritual traditions, turtle amulets are believed to ward off evil, protect against legal troubles, and attract popularity. They are especially suitable for those facing career setbacks or seeking a change of fortune. 10000-114.12.01