An Original Bia Gae by Luang Pu Chuea - 2008 - Spiritual and Physical Protection
   Luang Pu Cheua was one of the great makers for Bia Gae amulets, something which his Wat, Wat Klang Bang Kaeo continues to this day. This comes from old stock and is now rare, as this is regarded as one of the greatest Bia Gae ever made. It even has the original card, which carries a photo of Luang Phor and the kata.
   The Bia Gae is an ancient form of magic that is usually for protection from danger, accidents, curses, repelling evil spirits and this Bia Gae also acts in a way to cleanse the body and turn around periods of bad fortune. A Bia Gae also has the power to turn bad to good, and because this shell used to be used as money it is also good for business and bringing good luck/good fortune.
   The shell inside this folded lead cover (which was scripted by Luang Phor) carries 32 'teeth' (ridges), which relates it to the 32 parts of the body magic. Only the version with the 32 teeth can be used and inside that is a small amount of Mercury. When blessed correctly, the Lead cover, which holds Yantra acts as the Kong Grapan element, while the Mercury helps with the cleansing that can be necessary to get us through difficult periods. I got the last 5 of these as they are rare and very special items that have been cased by Ajarn Apichai's Luksit to great effect.
Measures 2.25" and comes with Luang Pu's card and the original kata. 
Superb work that goes on the deity altar.
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