An exquisite Tao Wessuwan statue, with its eight hands poised in a dance of power, each clutching a weapon. Forged in the fires of tradition and consecration since 2003, this masterpiece of devotion has witnessed the intricate dance of the planets and stood its ground during the awe-inspiring celestial events of annular and total eclipses.

The creation of this statue in 2003 was extraordinary. Crafted from old brass, a metal chosen for its antiquity and resonance with spiritual energies, only 39 of these statues were ever made, due to the limited sacred materials at hand and the intricate craftsmanship required. Buried beneath this magnificent statue, a potpourri of 108 rare sacred materials offers the beholder a direct connection to divine energies. From soils of nine revered temples to genuine gemstones amassing more than 100 carats, and from potent sacred iron ore to radiant rubies and sapphires, every particle echoes tales of reverence. And if that wasn’t enough, the ashes from cemeteries bestow upon it a potency that is unparalleled.

The eight hands of Tao Wessuwan are not just symbolic but rather, a conduit to various realms and frequencies. Each hand resonates with a different power, channeling energies from unique realms. They signify distinct ‘Siddhis’ or supernatural capabilities. To meditate in the presence of this statue is to open oneself to a spectrum of experiences:

1. The First Hand: Connects to the realm of inner clarity, making way for a clearer vision and untangling of one’s thoughts.
2. The Second Hand: Opens the door to ancestral memories, letting the meditator understand their past lives and karmic cycles.
3. The Third Hand: Provides a pathway to the realm of dreams, weaving tales of futures and offering glimpses of destinies.
4. The Fourth Hand: Instills in the seeker the powers of siddhis, gifts of high consciousness that were once the domain of ancient sages.
5. The Fifth Hand: Amplifies intuitive abilities, allowing one to sense the unsaid and the unseen.
6. The Sixth Hand: Acts as a bridge to the realm of natural elements, helping one commune with the winds, waters, fires, and earth.
7. The Seventh Hand: Offers a connection to ethereal realms, where celestial beings reside.
8. The Eighth Hand: Bestows the rare gift of foresight, where visions of futures unfold like petals of a blooming flower.

Spiritual Advantages of the Tao Wessuwan Statue:

• Connection to Celestial Events: Meditating with this statue, especially during full moon and new moon days, magnifies the spiritual energy, enhancing one’s connection to the cosmos.
• Enhanced Spiritual Consciousness: Possessing the Tao Wessuwan can facilitate the elevation of one’s spiritual consciousness, a pivotal step in understanding and aligning oneself with the universe. This elevated consciousness not only allows for personal growth but also aids in deciphering the profound mysteries of existence.
• Acquisition of Siddhis: Each arm serves as a conduit, enabling the possessor to tap into specific supernatural capabilities.

Availability and Rarity:

Of the 39 statues crafted, Master retained three, highlighting their unparalleled significance. Notably, two of these invaluable statues will be available for acquisition in this store.

The journey of these statues has been as mystical as their existence. After the initial consecration in 2003, they remained in spiritual seclusion, absorbing energies from rare celestial events, including the significant alignment of Jupiter, Mercury, and Venus in 2011. It was only in 2012, after nine years of imbibing these potent energies, that the first of these statues were shared with followers. Such was their allure that they became the most sought after Tao Wessuwan statues of their time. Masters, sages, and spiritual enthusiasts have since cherished their presence, with many acknowledging their unrivaled power.