Phra Rahu Yant

拉胡天神護身符

The Rahu Yantra depicts Thailand’s guardian deity and is associated with protection, warding off villains, and changing one’s luck.

Benefits：轉運開運、Guarding against backstabbers、護身避邪

Meaning：Turning luck around、Opening good fortune、Dispelling bad luck、Guarding against backstabbers、Warding off evil、Protection

Rahy Yantra, also known as the “Buddha who devours petty foes”, depicts the Thai guardian deity Rahu. According to legend, Rahu once caused trouble and was cut in half at the waist, leaving only the upper body. The talisman is associated with warding off evil, blocking harm from ill-wishers, avoiding misfortune, overcoming bad luck and dispelling harmful feng shui influences. It is also associated with a change of fortune and renewed good luck. Solar and lunar eclipses are considered auspicious times for prayer and making wishes.

• Depicts Rahu as an upper-body figure
• Associated with warding off evil and ill-wishers
• Associated with avoiding misfortune and overcoming bad luck
• A time for prayer and making wishes during solar or lunar eclipses

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