What are the benefits of wearing Khun Ping amulets

The Khun Phaen amulet originated from Thailand. It is one of many amulets and is also the best amulet to wear for seeking marriage. Legend has it that Khun Phaen was one of the gods and Buddhas worshipped by people a long time ago. Later, when some people wore Khun Phaen as a jewelry, their popularity with the opposite sex improved significantly. Therefore, male friends who want to find a partner prefer to wear Khun Phaen amulets, which is said to have a strong attraction to the opposite sex.

KHUNPAN, commonly known as the popularity Buddha or the mate seeking Buddha. The earliest image is of the Buddha with a pointed flame on his head, his right hand touching the ground, his left hand clasped on his hip, his right shoulder exposed, and two Buddha pillars behind him. Although this Buddha statue can help the wearer improve his popularity and gain the favor of the opposite sex, his expression is serious and does not arouse any imagination at all.

The efficacy of Khun Phaen

1. Thai Buddha amulets can protect people from danger, ward off evil, but when it comes to popularity, Khun Phaen amulets will definitely come to mind.

2. Once, General Khun Phaen received an order from the country to attack his wife's country, so she begged her husband not to attack her hometown, but military orders were against it. General Khun Phaen did not accept his wife's plea. Seeing that her husband did not accept her plea, she poisoned General Khun Phaen's food, but General Khun Phaen was the incarnation of a god and was mysteriously protected by the gods, so General Khun Phaen was unable to poison him. The incident was exposed, and General Khun Phaen was furious and killed his wife, but after she lay down, General Khun Phaen found that his wife was pregnant, so he dried up their dead son and wore it on their body as a memorial. After General Khun Phaen wore his son's dried bones, he was victorious in every battle and was able to escape danger whenever he encountered it.

3. Later, eminent monks made amulets of General Khun Phaen, which were said to be able to ward off evil spirits, avoid dangers, and help with interpersonal relationships. It was also spread among believers that people who wore amulets of General Khun Phaen would have very good relationships with others, especially with women. Therefore, amulets of General Khun Phaen were known as "Peach Blossom Buddha" in the market. There is also an amulet of General Khun Phaen in which General Khun Phaen is sitting on a skull holding a golden boy, and the skull is that of Khun Phaen's wife, Kong Pai.

4. It is said that General Khun Phaen loved cockfighting. Cockfighting is a kind of gambling activity in Thailand. Khun Phaen’s fighting cock was as brave and victorious as General Khun Phaen and was therefore known as the divine cock. Therefore, it was said that the amulet of General Khun Phaen holding the divine cock would help his gambling luck.

Taboos of wearing Khun Ping Buddha

Thai merchants who deal in Buddha amulets saw how much the Thai people loved General Khun Phaen, so they made Buddha statues with his image for people to wear. Therefore, many of Khun Phaen amulets no longer have the face of the Buddha as before, but have been changed to the face of a military general or a human. Some even carried two swords on their backs and hugged beautiful women on their left and right.

When this kind of amulet is consecrated, the senior monk in charge of chanting the mantra will chant an additional mantra for making friends with the opposite sex, so that the appearance and connotation of the amulet can be consistent.

As a genuine amulet, there are some things to pay attention to when wearing it, some of which are as follows:

1. Men and women should not wear Buddha amulets during sexual intercourse to avoid being impure and disrespectful to Buddha. The amulet should be taken down and placed in a cabinet or other place.

2. Do not bathe or swim while wearing the amulet unless it has a waterproof casing. (General amulet shells are not waterproof)

3. What should I do if the sacred amulet is damaged and can no longer be worn? Do not throw it away as garbage.