Bucha BE 2551 — Authentic Thai Amulet

Phra Rahu Bucha Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam BE2551Wat Sisathong

Loha Phasom Thongdam

Wat Sisathong BE2551 Loha Phasom Thongdam

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Temple	Wat Sisathong
B.E. Year	2551
Material	Loha Phasom Thongdam
SKU	TAC-0731

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Phra Rahu Bucha Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam – Wat Srisathong • BE 2551 Wat Srisathong, Nakhon Pathom • Sacred Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam (Blackened Gold Alloy) Main obverse — Rahu devouring the

Phra Rahu Bucha Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam – Wat Srisathong • BE 2551

Wat Srisathong, Nakhon Pathom • Sacred Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam (Blackened Gold Alloy)

Main obverse — Rahu devouring the moon in dense blackened sacred alloy, 2.8 x 4.0 inch altar-size image.

Historical Significance

Issued in BE 2551 (2008) at Wat Srisathong, Nakhon Pathom, this Phra Rahu Bucha image was created as a focal point for
phithi bucha Rahu (Rahu worship ceremonies) and karmic correction rites. Cast in Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam, a sacred
metal alloy mixed with blackened gold, the batch supports devotees seeking reversal of misfortune, astrological protection, and
renewed prosperity. The statues functioned as both spiritual anchors on the altar and a fundraising object to sustain ongoing Rahu
ceremonies at the temple.

Amulet Information
Name: Phra Rahu
Material: Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam

Year (BE): BE2551
Temple: Wat Sisathong
Monk / Blessing Line: Mass Chanting
Price:
SGD 118

Reverse — shows the smooth casting surface with temple code and ritual markings on the back plate.

Contextual Insight:
Wat Srisathong is widely regarded as the heart of Rahu worship in Thailand, where devotees perform
kae duang (astrological remedy) rituals to ease planetary afflictions. The BE 2551 batch was aligned to auspicious Rahu
configurations and empowered in a full Putthapisek (consecration rite). Many Thais and overseas devotees commission these
images specifically to “turn the tide” — from bad luck, legal obstacles, and workplace politics toward smoother opportunities and
renewed fortune.

Temple of Origin & Master’s Discipline

Wat Srisathong is famous for its long-standing lineage of wicha Rahu (esoteric Rahu methods), combining
astrological calculation, mantra, and merit-making rituals. Resident masters emphasize disciplined chanting, offerings of black
food, and strict observance of precepts on ritual nights. This disciplined culture is reflected in the serious, concentrated facial
expression of Rahu, the compact altar-friendly size, and the way the image is designed to sit prominently on home or shop altars
during Rahu nights and eclipse-related observances.

Putthapisek ceremony — senior monks of Wat Srisathong chanting and blessing the BE 2551 Rahu images.

Materials & Craftsmanship

Material	Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam — sacred mixed metal alloy with blackened gold, giving a deep dark sheen associated with Rahu, resilience, and austerity.
Mold / Pim	Rahu devouring the moon (Kin Chan) in a bucha-size format (approx. 2.8 x 4.0 inch), with bold relief on the face and hands, and crisp lunar disc between the fangs.
Consecration	Empowered during Rahu ceremonies in BE 2551 at Wat Srisathong through full Putthapisek, with extended mantra cycles dedicated to karmic reversal, protection from malefic planetary periods, and uplift of the devotees’ fortunes.

Side/angled detail — shows the thickness of the casting and the dark metallic texture of the alloy.

Spiritual Function & Doctrinal Purpose

According to Thai Buddhist belief, this Phra Rahu Bucha supports protection from misfortune, reversal of bad luck, and
karmic transformation. Devotees invite Rahu to “consume” their obstacles, gossip, and unseen afflictions so that new
opportunities can arise. It is traditionally kept on an altar and worshipped on Rahu nights with black offerings to enhance
wealth, business recovery, nobleman support, and resilience during difficult astrological periods.

Rarity & Collector Significance

This batch is considered collector-grade, limited production, released for a specific Rahu-focused year in BE 2551. Properly
kept examples with original surfaces and clear temple markings are increasingly sought after, especially among collectors who focus
on Rahu images and astrology-related wicha. Early altar pieces from Wat Srisathong remain a key reference for modern Rahu worship
and are prized both for their spiritual purpose and for their role in the evolving history of Thai astrological remediation
practices.

• History of Phra Rahu

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Protection

Attributes reflect Thai Buddhist devotional tradition and are not measurable claims.

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Is this Phra Rahu Bucha Nur Loha Phasom Thongdam BE2551Wat Sisathong authentic?

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This article is for education and collector appreciation. Lineage, period, and documentation notes are based on details provided in the listing and certification records. Collectors should perform independent verification and consult qualified experts when needed. Spiritual attributes described reflect Thai Buddhist devotional tradition and are not measurable claims.