Wat Saeng Tham 2560 Worship Type Phor Ni. Debt Repaid Dragon Turtle (Small Acrylic Cover)

Wat Saeng Tham 2560 Worship Type Phor Ni. Debt Repaid Dragon Turtle (Small Acrylic Cover) 🐉🐢 Sacred object created by Thai Buddhist temple | Blessed by Master Luang Puu Created and blessed in the Buddhist Era 2560 (2017 AD) by the late Master Luang Puu (2448–2543, aged 95). Shaped after one of the "Nine Offspring of the Dragon," it has a dragon's head and a turtle's body, symbolizing longevity, steadfastness, and wealth. The name "Phor Ni" means "debt repaid." Dimensions (excluding cover): Height 5.3 cm × Length 6.9 cm × Width 4.4 cm. This size is commonly placed by Thai collectors in their business vehicles, praying for wealth and safety. 🔹 Worship Methods: Shop: Chant the mantra "Natsamkham" four times before opening daily to enhance wealth and business. Home: Inform the deities with five incense sticks. The offering position should be lower than Buddha images. Water and fresh flowers (jasmine or roses are preferred) can be placed around it. 🔹 Faith Heritage: The Bodhisattva Turtle ferried people to safety, protecting all beings. Later generations worship the Dragon Turtle to pray for peace, ward off evil, prevent lawsuits, and attract popularity and wealth. It is especially suitable for those whose careers are not going well or who wish to change their luck. Master Luang Puu resided at Wat Lai Thanam, Wat Saeng Tham, Wat Sanam Yai, and Wat Nong Oh throughout his life. He became famous throughout Thailand for creating sacred turtle amulets and was revered as the most prestigious master amulet maker of sacred turtles. 7000-114.12.01