Double Tiger Medallion Exclusive 2 Most Reverend Caolong Temple: Legend of the Buddha and the Brave Thief

Double Tiger Medallion Exclusive 2 Most Reverend Caolong Temple: Legend of the Buddha and the Brave Thief

The double tiger coin, special 2 (or double tiger version, donkey Poon Twee) from the Most Father, Ka Long Temple, Samut Province, is one of the most popular auspices in the amulet line, especially among the devotees of the Great Mercy, Prosperous Trade and Dangerous Clan. This coin was created in 2020. 2020) On the occasion of the big ceremony, the copper flesh (available in both special and general) on the front is adorned with a picture of the ultimate father with two tigers standing in striking pairs, which is unique only to this version of the double tiger coin. Below, there is the text "Goodbye Poon Twee," conveying the Buddha in attracting fortune and business prosperity. The back often has a code or talisman typical of the afaae0 temple.

History of the Most Father, Kalong Temple

He was born in Phnom Pri, Roi Et Province, ordained as a novice at the age of 16 and settled down in Ka Long Temple, Samut Samut Province. He specializes in magic, especially talisman takraw and tiger sprouts, which makes him famous throughout the country. He is a merciful monk, prosper and helps the people with his talisman. 795b6b

The Reverend died in 2002 and was honorably given a funeral at the Qalong Temple.

Relationship to "Big Tee," the thief of the era.

One of the legends that made the reputation of the Luang and the Double Tiger Medal (including the older Pun Tiger Medal) even more famous is his association with Tee Yai, a famous thief from 1977 to 1981. Tee Yai is a thief with magic, sticky leather, bullet claws, and vanishing. According to the legend of the people, he is a disciple or a respected father. He often comes to him for self-defense amulets.

Legend says that the big tee was shot in the chest and shoulder, but survived because of his father's coins and slag hanging around his neck, until there was a rumor that the police searched the car but couldn't see the big tee hiding (with the Buddha of Witchcraft). However, when the big tee lost his amulet, his life ended in 1981. These stories have been told to date, convincing believers that the royal father's coins and talismans had strong power and protection.

Buddha featured of a special pair of tiger medals 2.

Merciful and Mercantile - Double Tiger Conveys Strength, Parallel, and Attracts a Poon Tweed Goodbye

Callad, Invincible - Inherited from the Spotted Tiger and Talisman Takraw Texts of the Royal Father

Hazard Protection - Prevent Accidents and Enemies

Superpower - Enhancing Auspicious and Prestige Power

This version of the coin is in silver texture, copper texture, some clearly hammered code, beautiful original skin, highly sought after by collectors.

The main spell involved.

Before worshiping, set up Namo 3 to finish, and then pray the spell of worship to the Most Father or the Great Utm:

Great spell

Na Udtarang, closed Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu (repeat the prayer according to faith)

Talisman spell (main)

(Namo 3 ends) Arhang, Putho, Uttarang, Pit Tu, Opitang...(According to the full text)

Pray every day, ready to keep the precepts, make merit, will strengthen the Buddha.

The double tiger coin, the special two of the King's father, the Qalong Temple, is not only an auspicious object, but a legend that is still alive. The connection between the sacred Buddha and the story of the people of a certain age, "the big tee is still a legend forever," and so is the great father. Those who believe will find only peace and glory in life.

If interested in accumulation, expert study of authenticity observation points and worship only with a heart of faith is recommended.