Customized Amulet Sachet w/MantrasThis is a customized amulet pouch with its contents catered specifically for you. It offers protection
and what you wish to excel in: fame, wealth, love, etc. The pouch will be infused with proper mantras
depending on what you want. Please note the some items may differ or not be included, as it will be
customized to the select user. Not all items that can be included are in the picture.
| Dimensions: | Price: 19.99 US | |
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Chung Kwei's popularity in folklore can be traced to the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang China (712 to 756). According to Song Dynasty sources, once the Emperor Xuanzong was gravely ill. He had a dream in which he saw two ghosts. The smaller of the ghosts stole a purse from imperial consort Yang Guifei and a flute belonging to the emperor. The bigger ghost, wearing the hat of an official, captured the smaller ghost, tore out his eye and ate it...Chung Kwei in Full
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