Sampao Thai Amulet for Money, Luck, Wealth, Prosperity

Sampao Chin Nuea Thong Lueang Thai amulet from the venerable Luang Pho Kaweerat (Phra Khru Samut Kaweerat), abbot of Wat Satthayalai, Ban Had Nang Rum, Tambon Plutaluang, Amphoe Sattahip, Changwat Chonburi, Thailand of the 2/18/2550 (2007).

The venerable Luang Pho created the amulet on the occasion of the Chinese New Year party and the pouring of Buddha statues. 2007 was the year of the pig, and the element fire was assigned to it, therefore, one calls the sign of the zodiac for 2007 (BE 2550) also fire pig.

The amulet have the form of old Chinese money or currencies, which is why they are called also Sampao Chin.The amulet is approx. 2.3 cm long, approx. 1.3 cm wide, approx. 1.0 cm high and approx. 12 grammes. The amulet is in the original temple amulet box which is marked as follows: „Pitthi Tae Thong Sampao Chin Loo Phra Luang Pho Sothon Luang Pho Wat Ban Laem Luang Pho Wat Raikhing Trut chin 2/18/2550.

Luang Pho Kaweerat consecrated the amulets together with 8 other monks in the Wat Sothon in Chachoengsao, in the Wat Raiking in Nakhon Pathom and in the Wat Ban Laem in Samut Songkram.

The amulet gives luck and prosperity (literal: silver and gold), as well as a "happy hand" in financial decisions and investments. It helps the assets (money and other possessions) to increase. Moreover, it should contribute to a good and happy life without Need.

One puts them on the house altar or if one acts independently, in the store, the restaurant, the workshop or the office etc.

Luang Pho Kaweerat was born in the 7/26/2506 (1963) as the first son of a prosperous  Chinese-born enterpriser's family. After he had passed successfully the high school, he studied business management and concluded his study with certificate. He ordained in 1985 in the Wat Thamfad, Tambon Kao Noi, Amphoer Thamuang, Changwat Kanchanaburi, Thailand, to the monk. His teacher was the venerable Luang Pho Samlit, in his lifetime abbot and builder of Wat Thamfad, who belonged to the greatest monks of the province of Kanchanaburi. Then later he also instructed his friend, the venerable Luang Pho Watchara, the today's abbot of Wat Thamfad.