what is "Maha oud" ?

[atmaum]

It may not be the right spelling, but it sound like "Maha oud"

1) Does anyone know the correct spelling ?
2) Could someone Please explain to me its meaning ?

( I don't have the Thai word.)
Many Thanks for your

[nak muay jared]

Are you talking about the giant eating the moon?

[atmaum]

Are you talking about the giant eating the moon?

Please tell me more.

Could the word be spell as "Mahaod" ? again I am not sure of the spelling.

Thanks.
atmaum

[bassai]

How about some context in which this word was used?

[atmaum]

How about some context in which this word was used?

Good early Morning ? Bassai,

someone was referring to an amulet, and he said : "The second amulet is call "Mahaoud." (he put a "U" in the word ? )

Hope this help.

Much Thanks.
atmaum
1.35 am

[David_Loves_Ubonwan]

Good early Morning ? Bassai,

someone was referring to an amulet, and he said : "The second amulet is call "Mahaoud." (he put a "U" in the word ? )

Hope this help.

Much Thanks.
atmaum
1.35 am

Maha-Oud is a style of Buddha amulet. The style has the Buddha sitting with hands covering every orifice of the body signifying avoidance of the influence of the material world. The merit of this amulet are charm and good fortune.

See attached picture.

David

[Surawut]

It may not be the right spelling, but it sound like "Maha oud"

1) Does anyone know the correct spelling ?
2) Could someone Please explain to me its meaning ?

( I don't have the Thai word.)
Many Thanks for your

มหาอุด sometimes written มหาอุต maha (great) ud (to block or to plug a hole), for example ud fan อุดฟัน to fill a tooth cavity.

An image of Buddha with all bodily orifices covered by his hands

[atmaum]

มหาอุด sometimes written มหาอุต maha (great) ud (to block or to plug a hole), for example ud fan อุดฟัน to fill a tooth cavity.

An image of Buddha with all bodily orifices covered by his hands

Sawadeekrap Surawut,

I very much appreciate your explanation & Thai word.

Thank You.
atmaum

[atmaum]

Maha-Oud is a style of Buddha amulet. The style has the Buddha sitting with hands covering every orifice of the body signifying avoidance of the influence of the material world. The merit of this amulet are charm and good fortune.

See attached picture.

David

Sawadeekrap David,

Yours photos are so Fantastic, and it clarify your explanation.
In fact, I have never seen one before.
Thanks man!

BTW, a belated Congratulation to your marriage to a wonderful Thai lady.
Wishing both of you good Health & Happiness always.

Metta.
atmaum

[bbtan]

Another word for the amult is Phrak Pit Tar (Close-eye Buddha)