Phra Rahu coin, round shape, Luang Phor Noi Navarat's recipe.
Monks: Many famous monks. join in prayer
Temple name: Wat Sisa Thong, Nakhon Pathom Province
Power of amulet: kindness, great popularity, protection from misfortune, good fortune, protection from mischief, black magic, and demons. Money flows endlessly. Helps to dispel bad things and make the body good. There will be success in your career. prosper
Phra Rahu, Wat Sisa Thong, started in the reign of Luang Por Noi Navarat, the former abbot. He was the one who initiated the creation. Phra Rahu Omchan from a one-eyed shell
It has become a very popular amulet. Which made Wat Sisa Thong famous and known until today.
The various models of sacred objects at the temple were all created according to Luang Por Noi's recipe. The legend of Phra Rahu is said to be
Phra Rahu is similar to a ferocious giant, very powerful, and has black skin like jelly. Remains in the air, surrounded by a black curtain. There is only half of the body because of Narayana's chakra.
The reason is because While stealing and drinking the elixir The sun and moon saw it and went to tell Vishnu.
This caused Lord Narayana to become angry and throw his discus at Rahu's body, causing it to be torn in half. But Rahu is okay. because he had drunk the elixir
Half of them are immortal. Then Rahu became angry with the Sun and Moon for telling the matter to Lord Narayana. So I kept watching the sun.
And the moon always eats Or what we call solar eclipse and lunar eclipse, so Phra Rahu is like immortality because he will never die.
Inside Wat Sisa Thong, there is a large Phra Rahu. for us to worship and it is believed that If anyone has already paid homage to Phra Rahu
You will help dispel bad things. to become something good There will be success in work, good fortune and progress. Rich in money as well.
There is also a chapel. which is decorated with exquisite and beautiful patterns
Buddhist Coronation Ceremony
Sacred objects were brought into the Buddha ceremony. The consecration ceremony was performed by many monks sitting in the temple at Wat Sisa Thong Temple, Nakhon Pathom Province.