Er Ger Fong Oval Pink-Gold Kruba Subin BE.2560 Thai Amulet Win Gambling Lucky

The Er Ger Fong is god of gambling.  Thailand people beleave that will lucky in any games. Er Ger Fong is well known and highly regarded in the name as Iconic Deity of Gambling in Thailand, especially in Southeast Asia. He also owned a reputation as God of Gamblers. It is said that many people's wear amulet of Er Ger Fong experience unexpected good fortune or personal gain, and also increases the chances of winning in gambling.

HISTORY The King of Gamblers

ER GER FONG was born in China during the democratic revolution . He was a Chinese Millionaire. He came to Thailand in the reign of King Rama 3. He was the first person who originated gambling in Thailand. He often helped the poor people. The shrine of Er Ger Fong is very popular among Thai gambler. Every day, many people go to his shrine and pray to get lucky in gambling or lotto. when he die, people built shrine house for him. One day, the government needs to build police station in that area and demolish The shrine of Er Ger Fong in the police station. Strangely enough, after that 3 policemen were dead by car accident, shot gun and heart failure in the period of one month. After this bad situation happen, the government decide to rebuild The shrine of Er Ger Fong. Now Er Ger fong shrine nowadays place on the top of this police station's main building. The ErGerFong amulet is best for victories in gambling and business. It happened experience with user to Achieve wealth in gambling (Win most ), Lottery and windfall luck (Super good luck) . Them also Gaining Wisdom , powerful, Successful and Freedom in your job or business or your career by instantly (Fast rich height then ever before).

Er Ger Fong Temple Shrine, Bangkok

Rules

If and when you go Gambling, once you have gained a decent winning, do not become too greedy and try to get more than is really normal to wish for. Do not become over greedy, as Ye Gor Hong does not Like Greedy people, and will make you Lose what you won again. Always share some of the winnings to make merit for Por Phu Yee Gor Hong.

How to Wroship Er-Ger-Fong Amulets

Praying Katha as below:

Thai Version:
Na Mo Mae Ta Wa Nangนะโมเม เทวานัง 
Thou Pa Te Pa Ja But Phang ธูปะทีปะ จะบุปผัง Sa Ka Ra Wan Thang สักการะวันทานัง
U Mae Ar A Ta Nang Su Ta Ri Ta Miอูเย อะเย ทะนังสุกะ ริถามิ

Chiness Version:
Na Mo Ta Sa Tai Pui Leang Meang Jang Sae Yee-Gor-Hongนำ มอ ไต่ ซื้อ ไต่ ปุย เลี้ยง เมี่ยง เจ่ง แซ ยี่ กอ ฮง
Chai Sing Yee-Gor-Hong Phor Sak Ser New Gim Nging Chai Por
ใช้ ซิ้ง ยี่ กอ ฮง ผ่อ สัก สื่อ อั้ว กิม งึ้ง ใช้ ป้อ Phor Jang Chai Khow Ser Kao Aua Gar Like Kao Aua Kea Laiป้อ จั๋ง ใช้ โข่ว สื่อ เก่า อั้ว แก ไล้ เก่า อั้ว แก ไหล

The legendary of "Si-Hu-Ha-Ta"

Si-Hu-Ha-Ta sitting on gold nuggets and feeding on charcoal. This means that the owner will always be blessed with wealth, gold, fortune and material comforts. Si-Hu-Ha-Ta is one of the most legendary "Thep" that Thai people still worships for fast wealth and windfall because Si-Hu-Ha-Ta is easily satisfied when one offers black charcoal and has no limit to how much wealth he can bless someone with because Si-Hu-Ha-Ta was in fact a form of Phra Indra, the king of Devas. That pretty much explains everything about this amulet. 

According to legend, Lord Indra wanted to test a poor but hardworking farmer by turning up in a form of a monster with 4 Ears 5 Eyes then destroying the farmer's plantation. The farmer became furious and manage to capture Si-Hu-Ha-Ta and tied it around a pole. One night while serving dinner, the farmer noticed Si-Hu-Ha-Ta was hungry. Being a poor farmer who have nothing else to offer the starving monster, he sincerely offered black charcoal. Impressed by the farmer's compassion, Si-Hu-Ha-Ta started eating the charcoal and shit gold nuggets. Surprised by whats happening, the farmer continued to feed black charcoal while Si-Hu-Ha-Ta continue producing gold nuggets, the farmer then became very wealthy. 

Till today, Si-Hu-Ha-Ta is still widely worshiped in Thailand and is one of the main icon for money luck. There are many masters and monks who consecrates Si-Hu-Ha-Ta amulets in Thailand.

Symbolic meaning of Si-Hu-Ha-Ta

Si-Hu-Ha-Ta’s four ears represent the four Buddhist dharma practices of metta (loving kindness), karuna (compassion and generosity), mudita (empathetic joy for others’ success and good fortune) and upekha (equanimity). The meaning is pretty clear: If we listen to others with these perspectives, our communication with them will be peaceful. Our minds will be capable of greater empathy and understanding.

Si-Hu-Ha-Ta’s five eyes represent the five precepts of Buddhist dharma: to refrain from killing, stealing and lying; from indulgence in adultery and other sexual behavior that harms others; and from alcohol or other intoxicants. Again, the meaning is clear: Following the precepts helps us develop greater insight and wisdom, and to treat others with compassion.