( Sold Out! ) Cat Eyes Stone Bracelet Magnet ( Rare And Unique ) ( View video )

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Cat Eyes Stone Bracelet react and stick to a magnet.Hard to find the Stone Cat Eyes that can stick and react with magnets .Natural and natural .Nature like stone.Cat Eyes Stone bracelet round catgut like beads and rubber bonded .Round Rock has 18 pieces altogether. 



Cat’s Eye 

Cat’s eye was a traditional birthstone for June from as far back as the 15th century. 

Cat's Eye brings strength, happiness, wealth and son. It saves one from the enemy and brings victory over the enemy. Its wearer remains safe from accidents, enemies, punishment, diseases and poverty. It brings prosperity. 



$90


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( Sold out ) Kayu Kemuning Wood Black ( Natural Healing Wood )

Kemuning wood black wood species is one that has a high medicinal value .It is used among others to treat stomach aches and can also get rid of insect bites.In addition it is also a chest pain, cough and abdominal pain because scientific studies say that the enzymes found in yellow colored wood black kemuning able to restore the health of the stomach.The time is now to get the wood stock black kemuning not as easy as before..then the demand is too high and the stock is very limited..so what are you waiting for ..The usefulness is: 
1 .Cures fever 
2 .Offer poisoning .  
3 .Cure skin diseases.  
4 .Asthma 
5 .hypertension 
6 .gout 
7 .Stroke ( paralysis ) 

Here's how: 
Take the timber is then soaked in warm water and used for drinking and bathing. 



$200


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( Sold Out! ) Male Kayu Tas / Hot Rain Wood ( Protection Wood )

Kayu Tas Male (Black ) 
Kayu Tas female ( White ) 

Tas timber has the advantage of being: 
☆Protective 
☆Defensive 
☆Firewall from wild animals , jinn and beast or violent human. When wear this wood beast or violent man and jinn would fear you. 

Male Kayu Tas is poisonous and can make a person infertile for life. 
Only antidote is Female Kayu Tas. 

The Tas wood or “Kayu Tas” is also known as “kayu hujan panas” (the hot rain wood) is meant to ward off wild animals or some people say that this type of wood can act as a subjugator and it works on human as well. Harder to get as it is protected by law. Local believe that Kayu Tas can be distinguished into Kayu Tas Jantan (male) and Kayu Tas Betina (female). The male has a darker skin compared to the female ones. It is a taboo to use a Kayu Tas to strike another person as this action will cause the person to be barren. The only remedy is to dip a female Tas in water and drink the water. 


  


A section of Kayu Tas can be kept in the house for protection from wild animals and human with bad intention alike. The Penan tribe burns the bark of female Tas to ward off evil spirits. Other than that, the Tas wood can also be made into ring or wear as amulet.



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King of Butterfly Amulet ( Thai )

A The legend of The Butterfly Deva, or King of Butterfly, better known as Thep Jam Leng, was said to be originate six hundred years ago in the spiritual realms of Cambodia. It was brought forth by white robed spiritual masters meditating in the forest. On the contrary to the new image, experts said that butterfly styled image amulets did once appeared back in BE 2482 year and hence disappeared until recent years. This is because the wicca / ritual spells to invite the Butterfly deva or Thep Jam Lang was kept and known only by limited spiritual monks. 

Based on Thep Jam Leng (Buffterfly) or Salika bird - a bird which have good skill of talking. Thailand has a classic parable that compares a sweet talking person as having "Salika golden tongue". Salika amulets have many similar effects as the butterfly styled ones. The Salika Bird amulets are widely known to increase luck in business and human relationship with people. 

This amulet will be wish for someone who respectfully for 

☆Protect your business 

☆Bring lucky for owner 

☆Danger Obstacles Cease 

☆ Charms 

☆ Loving Kindness 

☆Increased fame 

☆Working Smooth 

☆ Bring Prosper to Business 

☆ Wealth 

☆ Happiness 


Suit for people born on friday, sunday and monday. 

$280

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Goddess Nong Kwak ( Thai )

Nong Kwak - The Beckoning Lady in Thailand 

Visitors to Thailand are almost certain to come across a statue or image of a beckoning lady during their stay. Foreigners might think she is waving "good-bye" - in western culture, that appears to be what her right hand is doing. However, in Thailand the same motion that western citizens use to wave bye, Thais use to call someone over to them. She will usually be noticeable in shops and other businesses. Her beckoning motion can give the impression that she is inviting people to come inside to check out the merchandise. This is Nong Kwak. She is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to those businesses that pay her respect. 

Respect is shown by giving favors or gifts, usually in the form of incense, food, and drink - by placing them in front of her statue. In the morning, before businesses open, you can often see one of the owners of the business showing respect to their Nong Kwak shrine. The shrines are almost always above head level, but there are also elaborate shrines that spread out over the floor of a room and contain many Nong Kwak, and other Buddhist images, including Buddha himself.  


Legend of Nong Kwak 

There are different opinions as to the exact origins of Nong Kwak (sometimes pronounced Nang Gwak or Nang Kwak). The most popular legend is that she was the daughter of a merchant living in India around the time of the Buddha. Her name then was, Supawadee. Her father needed to travel from town to town in order to make enough money to keep his family alive, and he would usually take his daughter with him. It was during one of these business trips that Supawadee came to a place where a revered Buddhist monk by the name of Phra Gumarn Gasaba was teaching. Nong Kwak easily absorbed the Buddha’s teachings, and became a convert to Buddhism. Phra Gumarn Gasaba felt so delighted with her almost instant understanding of his message that he gave her a special blessing – one that gave her everlasting good luck in business.  

Suapawadee continued to travel from town to town with her father, but there was a noticeable change in their fortunes. It became easy to sell their goods and new business opportunities kept on coming their way. Within a few short years, their business was thriving, and Supawadee’s family became quite prosperous. After her father died, she took over the operation and things continued to go well. Despite her great success in business she continued to be a kindhearted person and a devout follower of Buddhism. Her fame for having the ‘golden touch’ in business meant that people would seek her out when they needed advice – she never turned anyone away.  

During her lifetime Supawadee was considered a special person by many people, but it was after she died that she became an object of devotion by so many Thais, Indians, and Chinese. This happened because business people who had heard about her found that they benefited from good luck in their transactions after they prayed and built shrines to her. The news of her miraculous power spread until it eventually reached Thailand and beyond. Today Malaysians, Singaporeans, Laotians, Chinese, Vietnamese, Sri Lankans, Indians, Burmese, and others, hold a special place in their hearts for Nong Kwak and her special blessing.  

How Nang Kwak is Good for Business in Thailand 

There is uncertainty about when exactly the Thais became interested in Nong Kwak. It is suggested that people were already paying homage to her in the form of Mae Po Sop (the rice goddess) even before the legend of Suapawadee arrived in the country. One theory is that the merchants from India, who helped to spread knowledge about Buddhism in South East Asia, had a fondness for statues of Supawadee. The Thais noticed that these merchants were usually more successful in business than they themselves, so they adopted this form of worship. In the years that followed, the legend of Supawadee may have become mixed in with worship of Mae Po Sop.  

The name Nong Kwak (นางกวัก) can be roughly translated as ‘beckoning lady’ or ‘waving lady’. The Thais will often add the word ‘Mae’ which means ‘mother’ before her name as a sign of respect. Most businesses will have a statue of her proudly on display for luck, and failure to have a Mae Nang Kwak installed on the premises would be viewed by most Thais as a bit reckless. There are regular stories in the Thai media of how paying devotion to this image has led to increased business prosperity, so her popularity shows no signs of waning.  


To worship her is to put a plain water, any green thing or food that are colour green, green candle and some green flower for her. 



$380


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Phra Pit Thawan Amulet ( Thai )

For the Phra Pit Thawan, it has more magnificent form. Normally,Phra Pit Thawan has his hands more than two, it is frequenly made 3-4 pairs of hands.The first pair covers his both eyes.The second pair covers his both ears while the third pair moves downward and bends to cover his anus.And there may be the fourth pair to cover the navel.  

What does it mean by this posture?  

The answer is that the primary gate of all sufferings of human is our own sensory perceptionorgans,i.e.eyes,ears,nose,tongue,trunk and mind. Phra Pit Thawan (Thai vocabs: Phra=monk figure; Pit=to close,to cover; Thawan=vents, outlets hinting on controlling those organs by covering them to prevent all   

Is that like the ostrich putting its long head into a sand hole to perceive nothing all around?  No, it's absolutely not like that. He is hinting a profound meaning of advanced Dhamma (Buddha's teachings). That is seeing is just seeing, touching is just touching, and knowing is just knowing. You realize all things happening with full consciousness but neutralized mind.  

The good quality mind of this state will develop the inner body higher. You are not sensitive to all things shaking around, you have no extreme feelings of both great sorrow and delightfulness. But the most important thing is that you have peacefulness in your mind, and you can strongly stand up to every kind of sufferings.  


☆Self Attractiveness 
☆Fortune and Luck 
☆Self Protection 
☆Impenetrability or Invulnerability 




$300

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Four Face Buddha Amulet ( Thai )

In many places in Asia, many people like to pay homage to Brahma and in recent years, because of the properous developments of commerce and industry in Hong Kong and Singapore, and also due to the Thai Buddhism religious culture being widespread, many people who been to Thailand have brought back Buddhist image for worship and Brahma is one of those favourite being worshipped. Other than Hong Kong and Singapore, Brahma can be in many places in Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei etc. Now, Brahma is no longer restricted to be worshipped in Indian temples only.

The power of Brahma: Give help to important duty preservation of land and properties, rescue when life is in danger, prosper industry


The significance of the 4 faces of the Great Brahma was to offer help to all cry from all directions to attend to any slightest request for help, to see to it that everything was just and fair, to release all mood and gloom of the human behavior as wished.

It was also believed that there were specific significant in the religious items held by the hands of the posture. Each religious item significance was interpreted as follow:

Book:              Represents knowledge

Bead:              Represents Control Karma

Spear Stick:    Represents will power

Flower Vase:   Represents blessing water (all requests are fulfilled)

Conch Shell:   Represents offer of wealth

Mystic position of hand placed on chest: Represents offering compassion

Flying wheel:  Represents clearing of disaster and calamities, suppress evil, release all gloominess and worries; Cakka

Cinta Mani:     Represents Almighty power of Buddha.




Method of worship: Worshippers may pray to the buddha with joss sticks and also fruits or flowers to the buddha.

Front view: Business and Wealth

Left hand side: Wisdom

Back view: Health

Right hand side: Relationship and interpersonal



☆ To pray for wealth (including both wealth from one's business or career and that of luck): 9am to 11am Or 5pm to 10pm

☆ To pray for good health out of sickness: 11am to 1pm

☆ To pray for marriage happiness and good terms between husband and wife: 7am to 9am OR 1pm to 2pm

☆ To pray for job happiness and security (including successful job seeking or changing jobs): 8am to 10am

☆ To pray for good yield from livestock and poultries: 12noon to 2pm OR 7pm to 8pm

☆ To pray for safety and security out at sea: 10am to 11am OR 4pm to 6pm

☆ To pray for obtaining kids: 11am to 3pm

☆ To pray success in studies: 2pm to 5pm

☆ To pray for family safety and peace: Anytime from morning to night

☆ To pray for success in falling in love: 8am to 12noon OR 5pm to 7pm

☆ To pray for work being able to carry out smoothly and successfully: Anytime from morning to night

☆ To pray for being able to be free from court/legal suits: 9am to 10am OR 5pm to 6pm



$480


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