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Above Pae RongSie's head are Thai words "JaoSua" (millionaire/billionaire)
Dented back
Chopped code 福
Chopped code 天
Thai digit running number 423
The medal on its original yellow box
Pae Rongsie's shrine in Wat SarnChao
Pae Rongsie passed away 41 years ago, but still help people to have prosperous living.
Pae Rongsie (吴锦溪仙师父), B.E.2441-2527
Dimensions: 2.7 X 3.4 cm
Material.: lead
Item Ref: xp35604
吴锦溪仙师父 瓦三朝寺坐山圣牌
Limited Edition,
Pae Rongsie Rian "Jaosua",
Wat SarnChao, B.E.2563
This is a Pae Rongsie (吴锦溪仙师父) rian Jaosua (坐山), Wat SarnChao, Pathumthani Province, B.E.2563.
坐山 pronouces "ZuoShan" in Mandarin, Chaozhou Chinese in Thailand pronouce "JoSua" which slightly distorted to become "JaoSua" by Thai tongue.
JoSua in Chazhou Chinese litterally means one who sits confortably and happily on the mountain which refers to a millionaire or billionaire.
This is a great lucky rian supporting prosperity and abundance to people both merchants and employees.
It's a Limited Edition, only 999 pcs were created. Each was chopped with codes and Thai-digit running number. This rian is number 423.
The medals of this batch were created just 5 years ago. But they quickly ran out from the temple in a short period after distribution. Currently, the medals are rare.
People who want one usually have to ask for a share from those who already possess it. Most are often disappointed because the beautifulness of the medal, along with the excellent blessing ceremony, make no one willing to share with it.
BLESSING AT WAT SARNCHAO:
Consecration ceremony for the rians performed on 23 August, B.E.2563 at Wat Sarnchao - the original temple, participated by the senior, able monk masters:
1) LP Pat, Wat HuaiDuan, NakonSawan
2) LP ChaUm, Wat TakianLuen, NakonSawan
3) LP Boonma, SamnakSong, KaoKaewthong, Prachinburi
4) LP Prasert, Wat Kaew, Suphanburi
5) LP Ruay, Wat PahMahalarp, Prachinburi
6) LP YenNgee, Abbot of Wat LengNeiYee (龙莲寺), BKK
THE ORIGINAL TEMPLE:
Pae Rongsie rians have been created many times, both from Wat SarnChao - the original temple shrine and several other temples.
However, the most popular ones are from Wat SarnChao - the original temple shrine because it has a shrine where Pae Rongsie regularly performed rituals when he was alive.
NO MONEY IN RETURN:
During his lifetime, Pae Romgsie enjoyed helping people who were facing difficulties and suffering, without expecting anything in return.
People who received his help would offer him money in envelopes (红包). When he accepted them, he would tear open the envelopes and return the money.
He told his close disciples that those people were in trouble and came seeking help, accepting money from them would make more hardship to them, this should never be done.
In his later years, his close disciples were concerned about Pae Romgsie's health, but he said, "Don't worry. When the time comes, I will go. Even after I'm gone, I will still help people as I did when I was alive."
DECREE FROM THE HEAVEN:
Heaven decreed that Pae RongSie help people. Once, Pae RongSie fell ill and received modern medical treatment at a large, famous hospital with many specialist doctors. However, his condition did not improve; instead, it worsened.
One night, while he was drowsy but not yet asleep, a magnificent Chinese deity, dressed in a way that indicated great power, appeared.
The deity introduced himself as the Jade Emperor (玉皇上帝) and told Pae RongSie that the illness he had could not be cured no matter how skilled the doctors were. If he wanted to recover, he had to willingly agree to be his spirit medium to help suffering people. Only then would all his ailments immediately disappear. The deity added that he would return the following night for an answer.
Late the next night, while Pae RongSie was drowsy and about to fall asleep, the Jade Emperor (玉皇上帝) appeared again and said,
"I have come as promised to ask for your answer: do you agree to my request ?"
Pae RongSie nodded his head and agreed to the request of Jade Emperor (玉皇上帝) in every way.
A few days later, Pae RongSie was discharged from the hospital. The following day, he held a ritual to pay homage to Jade Emperor (玉皇上帝) and receive the heavenly mandate to help humanity. This divine activity continued until his passing.
THE SUPREME CHINESE GOD:
According to Chinese belief, Jade Emperor God (玉皇上帝) is the supreme Chinese God who orchestrates everything on earth, including nature, destiny, and the course of human life.
Jade Emperor God (玉皇上帝) and God of Mighty Heaven Blessing (天官赐福) are the same deity.
The characters 天官赐福, which refer to the highest god of Chinese, appear on the altar at the entrance of Chinese homes in Phuket and other provinces in the southern part of Thailand.
天官赐福 is also a sacred Mantra of PaeRongSie used to bless people. Those who own the medal can use it to pray for success in various things they desire.
PAE RONGSIE'S BLESSINGS:
Amazingly, Pae Rongsie passed away 41 years ago, but people both Thai and Chinese increasingly thronged at the temple to get blessed from his statue.
Todays, the overwhelming economic problems have caused numerous difficulties.
While merchants have experienced a significant decrease in sales, many employees have become unemployed and laid off in large numbers.
Both merchants and the general people have turned to pray to Pae Rongsie for help and all have been happily blessed with prosperous living.
People who cannot travel to the Pae Rongsie's shrine due to distance or living abroad can pray to his sacred objects or his images, and their prayers have been successfully answered in the same way.
Merchants and people who respect Pae Rongsie are still happy, prosperous, wealthy & abundant amid economic difficulties.
A CHINESE FROM CHINA:
Pae Rongsie, commonly called as Ngow Xiang Pae (吴仙伯) by Chinese in Thailand, was born in Cheng Hai (澄海) District, Shantou (汕头) City, China, in B.E.2441.
He traveled to Thailand at the age of 10.
Initially, Pae Rongsie worked general labor. After saving up, he transitioned into a rice merchant. As his status improved, he established a rice mill near Wat SarnChao in PathumThani Province.
In addition to managing his rice mill, Pae Rongsie frequently visited Wat SarnChao to provide assistance to both Thai and Chinese people in matters of rituals and Chinese feng shui. This led to everyone becoming prosperous through trade.
By the Heaven's decree, Pae Rongsie was a devine medium for Heaven Grandfather (天公), a colloquial term for Jade Emperor God (玉皇上帝), the supreme deity of the heavens.
TOP BILLIONAIRE WEARS
ONLY PAE RONGSIE RIAN:
Executives of the CP Group hold Pae Rongsie in great reverence.
In the early days, when selecting management-level employees to work for the CP Group, Pae Rongsie would assess their facial & physical appearances (五行) to choose suitable candidates. It is said that everyone selected was capable and diligent, contributing to the CP Group's prosperity and wealth.
The 1st batch of Pae Rongsie's medal was copper created by the CP Group in B.E 2519. It is said that the chairman of the CP Group, Thailand's number one billionaire, wore only Pae Rongsie's rian on his neck.
THE OWNER OF WORLD
2ND LARGEST 7-ELEVEN:
The CP Group owns 7-Eleven in Thailand. Currently, there are 11,983 branches, which is the second highest number in the world, after Japan. The company has a total of 170,000 employees.
The Pae Rongsie's r;ian provides prosperity, abundance, great luck to one who wears it, and also grants all-around protection including from black magic and evil spirits.
Pae Rongsie passed away in B.E.2527 at the age of 86.
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