PHARAOH'S LUCK 🅵

The prayer dates back to the time of the VII dynasty of ancient Egypt. It served the priests in moments when it was necessary to correct a person's bad fate and return luck to his life.

There is a story about a pharaoh who prayed and heard birds singing behind the wall and two women talking about the great luck of a simple man. The conversation was about how he managed to survive after falling into the jaws of a crocodile.

The Pharaoh, having read the words of prayer at the end of the women's conversation, which spoke of good luck, was able to attract this luck to himself.

USAGE

• To bring back luck if it is related to finances
• To open the way for money if its receipt is connected with trade or acquisition of something
• To protect your life from its sudden end
• To keep children safe when they go on their own (written on a piece of paper, on a smartphone, or read over the child while holding their hands in yours)
• To ward off troubles coming from strangers (salvation from corporal punishment)

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Not for free sale. Available only to temple visitors. Requires exclusive access to temple products. To gain access, go to the “ House of God ” section.

If there is no access to the temple product, a replacement will be offered for a similar product from the online boutique or access will be opened from the moment access to the temple is obtained.

The proceeds from the sale are transferred to the temple's charitable fund.