Boroma Kroo Phu Ruesi Chiwok Gomarapat 'Rokapinaas' edition Ruesi amulet with
Mai Mongkol (sacred woods) and wood from the roof of the Uposadha shrine room at Wat Rakang Kositaram mixed into the sacred powder.
Chiwok is the Thai name for Civaka, who was the most celebrated doctor in India during the Buddha's time. Immediately after his birth, Civaka was placed in a wooden box and thrown away by his mother, a courtesan, on a rubbish heap beside the road.
The same morning baby Civaka was abandoned, Prince Abhaya, a son of King Bimbisara, happened to pass by the rubbish dump on his way to the palace. When the prince discovered that the baby was still alive, he was moved by compassion and ordered it to be brought up as his adopted son.
When he grew up, Civaka studied medicine for seven years under a famous teacher. Soon his unusual skill as a physician and a surgeon became known. He was called upon to treat kings and princes, including King Bimbisara himself. But of all the distinguished people Civaka attended to, his greatest pleasure was to attend to the Buddha, which he did three times a day.
Jivaka helped in many ways. When Devadatta threw down a rock splinter and injured the Buddha's foot, it was Civaka who healed him.
Realising the advantages of having a monastery close to his house, Civaka built one in his mango garden. He invited the Buddha and his disciples to the monastery, offered alms and donated the monastery to the Buddha and the monks. After the blessing ceremony of this monastery, Civaka attained the first stage of sainthood (sotapanna).
Later, when King Ajatasattu asked him where he could go for religious discussions, Civaka brought him to see the Buddha. Although the king had killed his father under the evil advice of Devadatta, King Ajatasattu became a distinguished lay follower of the Buddha and supported the First Buddhist Council after the Buddha's death. (
Buddhanet.Net)
It also has
Rae Gaayasit mineral relics sprinkled over the rear face. This amulet is rare in the sense that you don't see many Thai Buddhist amulets that are specifically designed to prevent illness and also to heal illness.
Ruesi Phu Chiwok was the Personal Physician of the Lord Buddha Sakyamuni, and is the Kroo of all massage and healing practitioners, as well as those Ruesi who are involved in herbal healing, reiki, ayurveda and the like.
Above; Muan Sarn - Wooden struts from the roof of Wat Rakang (Chor Fa Wat Rakang), Pong Puttakun, Pong Ya Wasana Jinda Manee.
There are three kinds (and three different prices) made from various sacred powder mixture. The main mixture is made first using wood from the Wat Rakang Shrine room roof struts and sacred powders. Then each amulet is made using the base mixture to mix with other ingredient. This one has extra Pong Puttakun mixed in.
Kata for Bucha Chiwok amulet;
Bpagaa Sesi Wantaami Bandidto Sumetaso Arokaa Sumanaa Homi
Comes without case in original box from temple
Boroma Kroo Phu Ruesi Chiwok Gomarapat 'Rokapinaas' Nuea Mai Mongkol - Healing amulet
$50.00
Boroma Kroo Phu Ruesi Chiwok Gomarapat 'Rokapinaas' - Nuea Pong Ya Wasana Jinda Mani $54.00 | Boroma Kroo Phu Ruesi Chiwok Gomarapat 'Rokapinaas' Nuea Pong Puttakun - Healing amulet $45.00 |
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