Sang Ka Jai amulet is a wonderful choice for those who are seeking good luck and economical improvement, or to solve debts problems.
Basic Info:
Size: 1.5 cm x 1.8 cm
Small Size For Easy Wearing
You can wear above waist level or worship at home or shop.
General Enhancements & Effects:
- Superb Wealth Fetching, Money, Gambling & Sales/Business Luck ; Overcome Debts and Financial Obstacles
- Boosting your Luck Greatly; Change Bad To Good Luck; Be Successful
- Attracting More Opportunities & Benefactors into your life to support & help you
- For great boost of businesses, increasing sales and attracting more customers
- To use the ability to develop new avenues of wealth growth, this amulet will boost the likelihood of windfall luck (Lotteries/Investments)
- Strengthen the harmony of the family, protecting inhabitants within, providing excellent family blessings, safety and security.
Composition Of Holy Materials:
- Mixed Holy Metal Alloy
- Holy Powders Embedded At The Bottom Of The Amulet
Back With Magic Symbols
For Reference Only: You can case in real gold frame* (not included)
SANGAJAYANA - THE SYMBOL OF GREAT WEALTH & FORTUNE.
Sangajayana is a main major symbol of wealth, fortune and flourish. Sangajayana is highly worshiped by Thai people as a greatest fortune monk equally to Sivali. His real name is MahaGajayana or Gajayana, but most people like to call him Sangajayana. Buddhistic legend says Gajayana was a very good looking monk and so similar to Lord Buddha that many people frequently misidentified him as the Lord.
The life story of Phra Sangkajai (originally the Arhat Mahakaccana or Mahakatyayana) is one of the most fascinating legends in Theravada Buddhism. It is a story about sacrificing physical beauty for spiritual truth, humility, and the spreading of the Dharma.
1. The Past Life: The Seed of Wealth and Beauty
According to Buddhist lore, a person's physical attributes and luck in their current life are determined by past merits. [1]
- Centuries before the time of Gautama Buddha, a severe famine struck a region. [1]
- The man who would eventually be reborn as Sangkajai was a simple merchant. Seeing the desperate hunger around him, he chose to perform a massive act of generosity: he donated 500 ox-carts full of rice and grain to feed the starving public and support the monks of that era. [1]
- This profound act of selfless giving generated immense spiritual merit (Boon), ensuring that in all his future lifetimes, he would be blessed with limitless wealth, abundance, and an exceptionally handsome appearance. [1]
2. The Current Life: The Radiant Prince
Sangkajai was reborn during the time of Gautama Buddha as the son of a wealthy Brahmin high priest serving King Chandrapajjota. [1]
- He grew into a young man of unparalleled beauty. His skin reportedly had a golden, radiant glow, and his features were so perfectly symmetrical that he was admired intensely by everyone who crossed his path. [1]
- After encountering the historical Buddha and listening to his teachings, he instantly recognized the fleeting nature of worldly life. He gave up his wealth, ordained as a monk, and through rigorous meditation quickly attained the status of an Arhat (a fully enlightened being). [1, 2]
3. The Climax: The Drastic Transformation
Even as a holy monk, his physical looks proved to be a major obstacle. Two major folklore events prompted his transformation: [1]
- The Inappropriate Desires: Because he was so stunning, both men and women constantly propositioned him. In one famous tale, a wealthy man looked at Sangkajai and openly wished the monk could be his wife because of his beauty.
- The Confusion with the Buddha: Celestial angels and ordinary human devotees constantly confused Sangkajai with Gautama Buddha himself. They would mistakenly bow to Sangkajai, showering him with praise meant for the Buddha. [1, 2, 3]
Sangkajai felt deeply uncomfortable with this. He believed it was highly inappropriate to distract laypeople from their path to enlightenment and sinful for them to look at a monk with lustful or superficial thoughts. [1, 2]
Using his advanced spiritual powers, he consciously compressed and transformed his own body, altering his glorious golden frame into a short, heavily overweight monk with a massive protruding belly. He reasoned that by rendering his physical appearance unappealing, people would stop looking at his face and start listening to his mind. [1, 2]
4. The Result: The Scholar of Wealth and Wisdom
The Buddha deeply praised Sangkajai for this profound sacrifice. Rather than diminishing his stature, the transformation made him one of the most beloved figures in the community. [1]
- His new rotund figure came to symbolize inner contentment and absolute spiritual fullness.
- Because he cradled his large stomach, the posture became a metaphor for storing immense wisdom.
- The Buddha declared Sangkajai as the foremost disciple in explaining complex, sophisticated Dhamma into simple, easily understandable language for everyday people.