Many people have been asking me what are the rules of wearing thai amulets or seeking more energy or rather more effective?
They ask whether the answer is doing more magical blessings, rituals, Sak Yants ??? or some are wearing many Factory Made amulets unknowingly ?
Answer: We can follow the five precepts of Buddha, and do more merits (donations to Temple Offerings, Building or Needy).
Don't Be Mislead by evils !!! Good Luck Everyone !!!
The Five Precepts are basic ethical
guidelines taught by the Buddha for lay practitioners -
1) To refrain from killing. The central
tenet of Buddhism is ahimsa, or non-harming, which teaches the sanctity of all
life—humans, animals, plants, and even the environment. Hence, the first
precept helps us engender compassion for ourselves and all living beings.
2) To refrain from taking things not
given. Aside from outright stealing, this may also include consuming more than
necessary, wasting resources, or exploitation. Instead, the Buddha encouraged
us to practice dana, or generosity.
3) To refrain from sexual misconduct.
This precept pertains to avoiding causing harm through sexual behavior. This
includes sexual assaults, infidelity, promiscuity, and for some Buddhists,
premarital sex. Being aware of the suffering caused by sexual misconduct, we
can exercise responsibility and strengthen the integrity of our personal
relationships.
4) To refrain from lying. This precept
invites us to use words wisely, truthfully, and kindly. Just as actions of the
body can inflict harm, so too can words. Buddhists aim to seek truth and
wisdom; lying and deception only increase delusion and ignorance.
5) To refrain from taking intoxicants.
Buddhism emphasizes wisdom and clarity of mind. It teaches us to “look within”
to find our Buddha nature. Intoxicants such as alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs
cloud our minds and thus impair our ability to practice. Furthermore, when
intoxicated, we are prone to transgress the previous four precepts.
The precepts are taken voluntarily,
usually in a formal ceremony. In the Abhisanda Sutta, the Buddha called the
Five Precepts the “five great gifts” that bestow “freedom from danger, freedom
from animosity, and freedom from the oppression of limitless numbers of
beings.”
The Five Precepts fall under the
“right speech”, “right action”, and “right livelihood” of the Eight-fold Path
and are prerequisite for the cultivation of concentration and wisdom. With the
practice of upholding the precepts, we are more observant of our body and
speech, leading us towards mental stillness and clarity, and ultimately, liberation
from suffering.
* Itipiso Mantra - Yant Kropetch Katha *
Itipiso Bhagava (He is indeed the Exalted One)
Araham (far from defilements)
Samma Sambuddho (perfectly enlightened by Himself)
Vijjacaranasampanno (fully possessed of wisdom and excellent conduct)
Sugato Lokavidu (knower of the worlds)
Anutaro Purisadhammasarathi Sattha (unexcelled Trainer of tamable men)
Devamanussanam (teacher of deities and men)
Buddho (the Awakened One)
Bhagavati (the Lord skilled in teaching Dhamma)
Svakkato Bhagavata Dhammo (well expounded is the Exalted One’s Dhamma)
Sanditthiko (to be seen here and now)
Akaliko (not delayed in time)
Ehipassiko ( (inviting one to) come and see)
Opanayiko (leading inwards)
Paccatam Veditabbo Vinnuhiti (to be seen by each wise man for himself)
Supatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced well)
Ujupatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced straightly)
Nayapatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced rightly)
Samicipatipanno Bhagavato Savakasangho (that which is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciple who have practiced properly)
Yadittam (that is to say)
Cattari Purisayugani (the four pairs of men- those who are in the four pairs of Noble Path and Fruition)
Attha Purisapuggala (the eight types of individual persons- those who are with the mind of a Stream Winner up to Fruition of Arahantship)
Esa Bhagavato Savakasangho (that is the Sangha of the Exalted One’s disciples)
Ahuneyyo (worthy of gifts)
Pahuneyyo (worthy of hospitality)
Dakkkhineyyo (worthy of offerings)
Anjalikaraniyo (who should be respected)
Anuttaram Punakkhetam Lokassati (incomparable field of merit to the world)
Youtube Link To Chant Along -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivSD7UQABr0
Yant Kropetch (The Mantra of Diamond Shield. Luang Phor Parn of Wat Bang Nom Kho)
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