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Golden Yung amulet Luang Pu Mun’s Prayer

Golden Yung amulet Luang Pu Mun’s (โมระปะริตตัง (โมรปริตร))

protection spell or a spell or known affectionately as Phaya Yung Thong spell From Luang Pu Mun Phuritatto, it is considered one of the important prayers. believed to help prevent various disasters Excellent error Phra Siam Thevathirat asked for the prestige from Luang Pu Mun to protect Thailand during World War II. Luang Pu Mun therefore determined his mind to consider until he received the spell “Namo Wimuttanang, Namo Wimuttiya”.

when you tell The group of gods of Phra Siam Devathirat gave his blessing and said goodbye. The heart of this spell is Namo Wimuttanang Namo Wimuttiya which means my humility There shall be only those who have escaped. my humility Let there be only the dharma that has escaped. Make sure to serve every morning and evening until your mind is safe. various dangers will not invade us at all.

Moraparit, peacock spell, prayer

The main theme: It is a prayer showing humility to the sun. Sinless Brahmins, Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and Arahants who know Bodhisattvas. to ask them to protect themselves day and night

Power: It is a chant of the Phaya Peacock Bodhisattva. Pray before going out to eat and before going to bed. Has the power to escape from all dangers

History:

Once upon a time, the Lord Buddha was staying at the Jetavana Temple in Savatthi City, a monk was possessed by a lust for lust. I want to feel The Buddha wanted to see the punishment of sensual pleasures, so he told the story of the past when he was born as a peacock bodhisattva. every day before going out to eat and before going to bed, he will pray regularly Made it out of the hunt of the rangers for up to 12 years. One day, the hunters brought Nang Peacock to lure. With a passion for eroticism, Phaya Peacock forgets to recite the spell and is caught by the hunters.

Bodhisattva Peacock Spell
Protection spells to avoid safety from all danger

Udetayan Chakuma Ekaracha
Harissawanno Pathavippapaso
Tang tam namassami harissavanang
Pata Wippapasang
Tayatcha Kutta Wiharemu Diwasang
Ye pra๎mana vetaku sabpadhamme
Te me namo te ja mang palayantu
Namatthu Puttanang Namatthu Bodhiya
Namo Wimuttanang Namo Wimuttiya
Imang so parittang gat๎wa moro
Jarati Esana.

Apetaya Chakuma Ekaracha
Harissawanno Pathavippapaso
Tang tam namassami harissavanang
Pata Wippapasang
Tayatcha Kutta Wiharemu Ratting
Ye pra๎mana vetaku sabpadhamme
Te me namo te ja mang palayantu
Namatthu Puttanang Namatthu Bodhiya
Namo Wimuttanang Namo Wimuttiya
Imang so parittang gat๎wa moro
Wasama Kappayiti.

Translation of Moraparit

The sun, the world’s eye, the master of light, is shining brightly over the earth; Therefore, I humbly bow to that sun, who shines upon the earth; Today I have you protected. live happily all day; which brahmins to the shores of the Vedas in all dharmas; May those brahmins, receive my humility; and protect me also; I bow down to all the Buddhas and bow down to the Bodhisattva; my humility Blessed be the one who is freed. Out of all defilements, be liberated; The peacock had made this parrot, and went in search of food.

The moon, the eyes of the world, the master of light, shines brightly over the earth, has set; Therefore, I humbly bow to that sun, who shines upon the earth; Today I have you protected. live happily all night; which brahmins to the shores of the Vedas in all dharmas; May those brahmins, receive my humility; and protect me also; I bow to the Buddhas, and I bow to the Bodhisattva; My humility, be to you who are freed from all defilements, to the liberation; The King Peacock had done this parrot, he rested and fell asleep.

Source: The Tipitaka, Siam Rath Edition (Pali language), volume 27, pages 53-54, items 167-168.