พญาครุฑ (Phaya Garuda)
The Garuda, considered the "King of Birds" and the vehicle of Lord Vishnu, possesses immense power and symbolizes strength, authority, prestige, and loyalty.
Main Beliefs/Spiritual Benefits:
Power and Prestige: A renowned amulet for enhancing power, prestige, and promotion. Ideal for government officials, executives, or those in positions of authority.
Dispelling Curses and Protection: Garuda is believed to ward off evil spirits, misfortune, and unseen curses, offering protection from all dangers.
Attracting Wealth: Promotes business and trade, increases fortune, and helps businesses prosper.
Distinguishing Features: A half-human, half-eagle figure with vast wings, fierce and majestic eyes. Often made from metal (especially gold, silver, or bronze) or carved wood.
Instructions/Worship:
Worship: Offer 9 incense sticks, red flowers or a garland, and auspicious fruits (such as bananas, oranges, and coconuts).
Placement: Should be placed in a high or clean location. Should not be placed lower than Buddha images or images of monks. Should face east or north.
Prohibitions: Because the Garuda is a high-ranking amulet of the ruling class, it is not customary to wear it together with amulets of a lower status or those associated with spirits. It should be kept separate and respected appropriately.
