Phra Phong Phra Surassatee Kruba Sala Pandita Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham Muang Pong Myanmar

**Product Details: Phra Surassati Herbal Powder by Khruba Sala Pantita, Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham, Muang Pong, Myanmar**

Ya Si Suea Thongkham (Myanmar)
Khru Bas La Pan Thi Ta
Wat Phra That Doi Yuan Kham

Material = Herb

For = Money, intelligence and mercy

**Phra Surassati Herbal Powder** – The goddess of fortune, mercy, and wisdom

In Myanmar-Shan Buddhist traditions, Mae Surassati differs from the Hindu Saraswati. It is believed that Mae Surassati has 12 forms (12 manifestations) that vary according to different schools of knowledge. She is considered a high teacher in Myanmar-Shan traditions. Goddess Surassati is believed to have been a celestial being who descended to practice merit during the time of Buddha Kakusandha. She requested to stay with the Buddha, who assigned her to guard the Tripitaka hall containing the Buddha’s teachings.

Myanmar-Shan people believe she possesses great knowledge and is the patron of all arts and sciences. Before teaching, preaching, singing, dancing, storytelling, or performing Jat Tai (Shan opera), practitioners invoke her through a ritual called “Gin Aang Sawang Aang Surassati” to receive her blessings. She is also known for her beauty and charm, captivating all who see her. Therefore, she is believed to be the goddess of beauty and grace. Those who remember her will possess charm and be beloved by others, able to stand confidently in any gathering with a brave heart, loved by both humans and celestial beings.

In Myanmar, Phra Surassati is highly revered. Wealthy Myanmar households must have Phra Surassati images as a secret to prosperity and fortune, as she grants wealth, popularity, and wisdom. It can be said that with Phra Surassati, “ask and you shall receive” – one only needs faith and continuous worship.

The belief in Phra Surassati spread from Myanmar to Lanna through the study of Myanmar mystical arts. There is a Surassati incantation that they believe to be a powerful charm for attraction and popularity. The Phra Surassati mantra is inscribed in ancient palm leaf manuscripts, describing the magical properties of this incantation for charm, popularity, and spiritual power. The mantra text is not very long, as follows:

“Ung Surassati Memattassa Sarassati Anukammang Uppadaya”

**Usage Instructions:**
– Soak in coconut water and drink for great wisdom
– Soak in fragrant oil and apply to the body for charm – will make you beloved by both men and women
– Carry with you to be loved by all humans, celestial beings, and spirits