Original luck and protection wristlet (Sai Sin) Ruun Kho Mue Takrut Luug Puen Ganpai Thai Amulet of the venerable Luang Pho Rid Ratthanachotoh, abbot of Wat Chonpratan Ratchadamri, Tambon Sung Nern, Amphoe Grasong, Changwat Buriram, Isan, Northeast Thailand.
The luck and protect wristlet was created by Luang Pho Rid in the year 2542 (1999) after the old rituals of the mysterious book of the Mahasanay magic. The Sai Sin protects against dark magic, Voodoo, imprecations, negative energy and other magic methods. Besides it protects against misfortune, accidents, and disasters, as well as other natural dangers. In addition, it should give luck in any regard. It is preferred in Thailand especially by soldiers in action, policemen, monetary transporter driver, bodyguard, secrurity staff, professional motorists, bikers and people with other dangerous professions.
It is a hand twisted wristlet, approx. 32 cm long and approx. 1.3 cm wide, in its middle there is a police handgun cartridge case caliber 9 mms. The cartridge case has been engraved by Luang Phu Rid with his Yahn, besides there is a control coinage which is absent by forgeries.
In the cartridge case there is a metal Takrut (Pali scroll) which has been "marked" by Luang Phu Rid with a special protecting Yant and luck-bringing Pali formula. The Takrut is to be activated by a Katha (incantation) which you receive in written translation.
Luang Pho Rid belongs to the great masters of the cambodian Buddhistic magic. He is one of the few living great masters. Beside him monks like Luang Phu Hong, Luang Phu Galong and Luang Phu Liew belong to these exeptionally gifted magicians. He is highly revered because of his protecting and talismanic amulets, Saisins and Takrut belts. Especially special-unities of the police and army are persuaded of his Takruts.
Luang Pho Rid (see photo) was born on the 20.05.2459 (1916) in the Tambon Thungmon, Amphoe Prasat, Changwat Surin, Isan, Northeast Thailand. In the year 2482 (1939) he ordained in Wat Phetchaburi, Tambon Thungmon, Amphoe Prasat, Changwat Surin.
After his monk basic education he went to Wat Intha Burapha, Tambon Ban Prüa, Amphoe Grasang, Changwat Buriram, Isan, Northeast Thailand. Then he spent more than 30 years as Phra Thudong (forest monk) in the woods of the border areas to Cambodia, Laos and Burma. Then, in the year 2527 (1984), he began with the construction of the Wat Chonpratan Ratchadamri.
