This amulet boasts an overwhelming rarity, with only "50 pieces" produced worldwide. The God of the Underworld has been worshipped in China for thousands of years and is now revered in Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. It is said that numerous successful large corporations in various countries believe in this God of the Underworld. This is an amulet that allows "only 50 people worldwide to possess the faith in the 'God of the Earth' known only to a select few successful individuals." <Physical wealth is managed by the "God of the Underworld"> Much of the wealth that humans possess, from gold, silver, and jewels to oil and agricultural products, originally originates from underground or the earth. It is a belief that by praying to the gods of the underworld who reside on the earth's surface, one can obtain wealth and financial fortune. While the image of the God of the Underworld in Japan might suggest someone who does bad things, it is different in China; their mission is to punish evil spirits (evil demons). Therefore, in addition to the benefit of increasing financial fortune, it is also said to have the benefits of warding off misfortune and evil. <Benefits> ① [Financial Fortune & Business Prosperity]: Supports those in business to prosper and expand their profits. Many overseas Chinese entrepreneurs believe in it, and it is said to possess the power to win business competitions and succeed in major deals. ② [Good Luck & Financial Luck]: Attracts financial luck and good fortune (luck) directly related to business. This includes luck as a product of chance, such as winning the lottery or unexpected income. ③ [Misfortune Warding & Protection]: Keeps away physical dangers, accidents, interference from malicious people, curses, and calamities that lower one's luck. Material: The material of the illustration inside the case is paper, and the amulet itself is light. In Taoism and Thai sorcery, paper is considered "the most traditional and responsive medium for fixing divine power," which is the same logic as why talismans are made of paper. *Although it is an unused item, some pieces have slight scuffs on the back of the case, so we are offering them at a special price. #KushinadayataiAmulet Source: Blessed and consecrated at the Tao Tian Jui Leng Monastery in Khon Kaen Province by Ajarns on an auspicious day. Year of Issue: Buddhist Era 2565 (2022) *The special incantation (kata) to activate the amulet will be provided to the purchaser. Offerings: On the first day, offer one cup of sake and one cup of tea. (If possible, also offer boiled pork or boiled chicken on the first day.) From the next day onwards, offer sake and tea. #FinancialLuck #Wealth #MisfortuneWarding #BusinessProsperity #PhraKring #GoodLuck #FortuneEnhancement