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Luang Por Kasem Kemagoh
Luang Por Kasem Kemagoh passed away in BE2538 at the age of 83. Luang Por Kasem was born on Wednesday, 28th November BE2455 in Jangwat Lampang. Luang Por Kasem was the descendants of Lampang’s King from Lanna Period. He became a novice monk in BE2468 after the dead his uncle, the abbot of Wat Bunyeun….
Mystic power of dZi beads
Tibetan dZi beads are felt by Tibetans to be of supernatural origins. It is inconceivable to most Tibetans queried told the same set of stories concerning the origin of dZi . Offered first was the belief that in ancient times dZi were the ornaments of semi-gods who threw them away whenever they became blemished even…
Jewels and Physical Well Being
There are three supposed methods of applying the jewel for medicinal purposes; allowing the patient to touch the gem and taking it orally as a powder mixed with other preparations. Many jewels are worn for their medicinal properties. It is said that dZi protects its wearer from strokes and other sicknesses, as well as from…
Origin of Tibetan dZi beads
The awe and fascination with which Tibetans regard the etched agate beads they call “dZi” must be something similar to ancient man’s obsession with beads, which has been revealed in the beautiful specimens that have survived from antiquity. That beads played an important part in the religious, social, and economic spheres of the ancient world…
Use of Tibetan dZi
Precious pills, which contain most of these ingredients, also play an important part in curing many physical disorders. The Rinchen Ratna Samphel, (the Precious Wish Fulfilling Jewel), is compared to a precious jewel from the king of medicines. It contains over 100 different ingredients including Ngochu Tsothel, (a preparation of purified mercury, surplur and sixteen…
What is dZi?
The dzi (zee) is a uniquely Tibetan stone, an agate of oblong or round shape pierced lengthways. It has a shiny black and white design, characterised by the strong eye pattern, circle and square or double wave. The most valuable dzi were those with three or nine-eyes , the best being those with sharply contrasting…
Story contributed by Mr Alex Woo
Story 3 I was given an amulet of Phra Pitta Maha Lap from a monk here in New Zealand for my birthday. It is made of jasmine powder which I have no idea which monastery it is from in Thailand. This was in back in September 1997. I heard of sotries that Phra Pitta grants…
Story contributed by Mr Alex Woo
Story 2 On August 1998 (if I am not wrong), I was given an amulet of the King Chulalungkorn by a dear friend of mine in Penang for my birthday. The age of the amulet is around 12 years old and is made of metal. From my research, the Thai people regard their kings as…
Story contributed by Mr Alex Woo
Story 1 It happened to me when I was 18 years old back in 1995. After sitting for the SPm (Malaysian certificate), I was looking for a job during my holidays. It was so hard at that time to find a job in the place where I live in, Sabah, as I have no contacts….