Aruna Coin by Phra Arjarn O, Phetchabun.

Aruna Coin by Phra Arjarn O, Phetchabun.

This coin has high ability in case of charm and progress as brilliant as sunlight. Also good for support destiny and exorcise darkness out of life & soul.

Front side is the image of Buddha sits on lotus with 2 male angels standing beside together with holding a peacock feather on their hands. In the past, some people called this coin as "Angel Holds Peacock Feather Coin". The most famous Aruna Coin in Thailand was made by LP.Kong Wat bangkapom. This imager refers to the benevolence of Aruna who always bring sun light to the wrold every morning.

Back side was written with "Special Yant" that Phra Arjarn O had ever seen at the bottom of “Phra Pichai Songkram”. He said this Yant must be special because normally, the owner of Phra Pichai Songkram will use Supporting Destiny Yant and others valuable thing to contain inside Phra Pichai Songkram. Moreover, when Phra Arjarn O opend the scripture of how to make Aruna Coin, he saw this Yant Again so, Phra Arjarn O supposed that this Yant must be important and sacred for sure.

Furthermore, there are 2 adding Yants named “Na Aow” or called “Successful Yant” or “Ending Yant”. It is the magical alphabet that the magic master will write on the amulet that is ready to use. Moreover, it will increase charming and wealthy power of that amulet automatically like as adding charcoal into the fire.

Who is Aruna.?

Aruna literally means "red, ruddy, tawny", and is also the name of the charioteer of Surya (Sun god) in Hinduism. He is the personification of the reddish glow of the rising Sun.

There is a scripture describe about "Aruna" that he is the light giver come with his horses. He always hold peacock feather in his hands. He is the sign of bright beginning, cheerful morning, freedom. He is the charioteer of the sungod who gives sunlight to make the world become shining.

Moreover, he is the sign of new travelling, new way of life, opportunity, determination, diligence, physical energy and mental energy to reach the target of life.

The Birth Of Sun God’s Charioteer.

Aruna was the son of the great sage Kashyapa and Vinata, a daughter of Daksha. His mother had obtained a boon from her husband that she would have two offspring who surpassed the thousand sons (the serpents) of her sister (and co-wife) Kadru in glory. She gave birth to two eggs, which did not hatch for a long time. In her impatience, she broke open one of them and found Aruna inside it, but he had an undeveloped lower body. He cursed his mother to bondage for her impatience. He then took to the skies and achieved great glory by becoming the charioteer of Surya, the sun.

The story of how he became Surya's charioteer is mentioned in [Maha:1.24]. When Surya was swallowed and then regurgitated by Rahu, in revenge for the incident of the nectar, he grew exceedingly angry with the other immortals, for they had suffered him to undergo this indignity. He thought, 'Since no one came to my aid, what is the use of their existence? Let me destroy all creation with my great heat.' Then he started multiplying his radiance, and the generated heat threatened to burn the world. The Devas beseeched Lord Brahma to save the world.

Lord Brahma said, "I shall place Aruna, the son of Kashyapa and Vinata in front of Surya. He is of large body and has divine radiance. He will become the charioteer of Surya and shield the world from his anger."

From that day, Aruna precedes Surya in the heavens and is worshiped along with the sun. He sits in front of the sun-god and is engaged in driving the chariot and controlling the horses, he looks backward toward the sun-god.

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