Kruba Noi ~ Wat SidonMon - Superb 9 Auspicious Wooden - Mai SaPakon KaoYang BE 2554.

This is Superb 9 Auspicious Wooden - Mai SaPakon KaoYang, strongly blessed by Kruba Noi in year BE2554. Featured efficacious Aura of 9 types of Wooden twigs and tied together with Thread & Ribbon and added Gold Foil on it. Featured temple pack with lists of the 9 types of the Wooden twigs. Great for Boosting Luck, Wealthy & Fortune, Protection and boosting your Wood Element in your Bazi & Feng Shui.

Kruba Noi - Wat SidonMoon, a renowned master in Chiang Mai - northern Thailand. When Kruba Noi was born, his body was umbilical cord wrapped. According Northern Thailand legend, he will a Buddhist monk and successor of Buddha. When he was 7 years old, he has been sent to temple to learnt Dhamma with Kruba Pad. Therefore he ordained a monk in year BE2507 by name Noi when he was 20 years old. He went to learnt many Dhamma and Visha from 9 Top masters.

Thai Amulets Code: 1715 
Monk: Kruba Noi.
Temple: Wat SidonMon.
Special: This is Superb Powerful of 9 Auspicious Wooden - Mai SaPakon KaoYang (Length 6.5cm) strongly blessed by Kruba Noi in year BE 2554. Featured efficacious Aura of 9 types of Wooden twigs and tied together with Thread & Ribbon and added Gold Foil on it. Featured temple pack with lists of the 9 types of the Wooden twigs. Great for Boosting Luck, Wealthy & Fortune, Protection and boosting your Wood Element in your Bazi & Feng Shui. Supplied with temple pack. I highly recommend to you.
Effect: Great Boosting Luck & Business, Wealthy & Fortune, Protection from harm and danger, Boosting your Wood Element in your Bazi and improving your house Feng Shui of Wood Aura energy.
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