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Lp Uttama Wat Wang Wiwekaram

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on June 16, 2020 by francisnamJune 16, 2020

🙏🙏🙏 Kring Emperor 🙏🙏🙏

🤩🤩🤩🤩 Miracle Buddha 🤩🤩🤩🤩

Lp Uttama Wat Wang Wiwekaram
Phra Kring Talakul Chakkraphat Pim Lek
Nur Wan Kesa BE2540 ( 108 Herb )
Hp +6591330138

LUANG PHOR UTTAMAWAT WANG WIWEKARAM (2453 – 2549)

LP Uttama was born in 2453 B.E. in the Burmese province of Malamang. Born on a Sunday he was given the local name Aye Maung. At an early age he suffered from cholera and the epidemic was so severe that his parents decided to send him to live with his uncle at Wat Mokkaniang. His uncle who was a senior monk undertook to provide shelter and education for the young Aye Maung. Tragically he was just 14 years old when another epidemic of cholera struck his family; five of his brothers died from the disease which resulted in Aye Maung having no choice but to return home to work on the family farm. At the age of 18 he decided to join the monkhood and was ordained at Wat Kelasa in Malamang province. After just a couple of years and despite his total dedication to his studies of Pali and Buddha’s teachings he felt compelled to return home to take care of his elderly parents. Eventually another family member came to look after the parents which enabled Aye Maung to immediately return to the monkhood. On 23 April 2476 B.E. Aye Maung was ordained for the second time

LP Uttama

where he was renamed LP Uttama. He spent the next years studying for the highest class of monk qualification Parian Dharma which he finally attained in 2484 B.E. He then moved to Mandalay province in Burma where he learnt meditation and the black magic sciences and then became a travelling monk to get greater experience in life travelling through the jungles of Northern Burma and Northern Thailand.
In 2492 B.E. though reluctant to leave the local Burmese who revered him, LP Uttama finally decided his destiny was to spread Buddha’s teachings in Thailand; he travelled across to Kanchanaburi province despite the raging warfare along the border at that time. He eventually came across LP Tainam of Wat Takanoon in Kanchanaburi province; this influential monk was also ordained at Wat Kelasa. LP Tainam advocated that Uttama should settle himself at the deserted temple of Wat Prang Gali where he could help the growing number of refugees from the Burmese border fighting. LP Uttama worked tirelessly and his first endeavor was to build a big Chedi and some small accommodations for the monks he hoped to attract to his new temple. In the beginning three monks joined him of Karen origin and LP Uttama set about teaching them Dharma and also the Mon language.

LP Uttama

The months passed and the conflict along the border intensified resulting in thousands of Mon fleeing into Thailand looking for refuge and seeking their revered LP Uttama. In 2499 B.E. he travelled across the province and encouraged the Mon people to go with him to settle close to his temple at Banwangkalang; this was the start of the now famous Mon population which can be found today across the wooden bridge which links Sangkhla Buri and the Mon Villages which surround Wat Wang Wiwekaram. In 2505 B.E. the temple was given legal status and was renamed Wat Wang Wiwekaram by LP Uttama and he duly took his place as the first Abbot

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Luang Pu Boon Song Thitasaro

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on June 16, 2020 by francisnamJune 16, 2020

Luang Pu Boon Song Thitasaro
Wat Santi Wanaram

Phra Kring Chinnapanchon Pim Lek
Nur Samrit with Silver Base BE2560
Namlert ( Test Mould )🤩🤩🤩
Made 19pcs Only
Mass Chanted 🤩🤩🤩
Hp +6591330138

Luang Pu Boon Song is one of the venerable monks in the province of Chanthaburi who is currently 82 years old. He was born in BE 2479.

Luangpu Boon Song ordained as a novice in 15th July B.E. 2510. He was born in a very poor family and was brought up just like any normal human being who has gone through the good and bad deeds of mankind. During his monkshood, he has suffered difficulties of hardship like starvation for food and assassination of his life.

Luang Pu Boon Song practiced Buddhism and magic practice under the guidance of Luangpu Waen Suciṇṇo of Wat Doi Mae Pang temple, who was from the direct lineage of Phra Ajahn Mun under the Thai forest monk tradition.

During his stay with Luangpu Waen, he was greatly impressed and inherited great wisdom and knowledge of Dharma from Luangpu Waen’s teaching.

It is believed that it’s a great honor and merits to serve under a highly attained monk. During his stay under the guidance of Luangpu Waen, he encounters many great gurus and managed to gain and exchange knowledge of Dharma teaching.

After his guidance under Luangpu Waen Sucinno, Luangpu Boon Song resided back to Wat Santi Wanaram which was back then a small monastery which stayed by quite a number of venerable monk resided previously. Luangpu Boon Song is now guiding the monks and folks abide the rules and discipline of Buddhism.

His words of wisdom are ‘ As a monk, we should not take advantage of believers who provide us our meal & water as we do not stay in the temple for the sake of food, rest but to reassurance that our believers rewarded with good karma for their efforts in our sincere ritual praying.’

At present, Luangpu Boom Song is building Phra Maha Ubosop (Great Chapel) probably the biggest in Thailand to house Phra Saririkathat (Relics of Buddha).

Those who are keen to participate in this once in a life time great opportunity of merits-making with master can contact Wat Santhi Wanaram directly.

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Lp Sorthon Nur Ngern BE2538

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamMay 16, 2020

😍😍😍 Nice Rainbow Skin 😎😎😎

Lp Sorthon Nur Ngern BE2538
Wat Sorthon Wararam Voraviharn
Hp +65 91330138 

The fund raising batch by Commisioner-general of Thai Royal Police Mr. Phot Boonyajinda. The fund from this batch were donated to the immediate families of those police officers that were injured during duty.

Ceremony: there were 108 top monks around Thailand joined to bless this amulet at temple such as
1. Somdej Phra Yannasangworn Somdej Phra Sangkharaj of Wat Boworn was chairman in ceremony
2. LP Uttama of Wat Wangwiwekaram, Kranchanaburi province
3. LP Pern of Wat Bang Phra, Nakhon Phathom province
4. LP Yam of Wat Samngam, Nakhon Phathom province
5. LP Koon of Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima province
6. LP Khampan of Wat Phra That Maha Chai, Nakhon Phanom province
7. Other

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SOLD

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamOctober 24, 2020

Phra Kring Santisukh (Peaceful)
Nur Nawat BE2515
Come with Temple Box
Hp +6591330138

Design by Mr. Kasem Mongkolcharoe

Created by the Eastern Education Center. Funding for education for monks and the construction of a school for the Prachinburi Sangha Educational Center

This batch of Phra Kring blessed by 109 monks, such as
LP Eia Wat Ban Dan
LP Hom Wat Chan Mak
LP Seng Wat Bang Na
LP Toh Wat Praduchimplee
LP Tim Wat Lahanrai
LP Chah Wat Nong Pah Pong
LP Fann Wat PaUdomSomPorn
LP Ngern Wat Donyaihom
LP Toon Wat Poh Nimit
LP Tira Wat Palelai
LP Nor Wat Klang Pier
LP Uttama Wat Wangwiwekaram.
KB Wang Wat BanDen
LP Od Wat Chansen
LP Deang Wat Kao Bandai it
LP Su Wat Pho Sai Thong
LP Pae Wat Pikulthong
LP Thiam Wat Kasattrathirat
LP. Nueng Wat Chulamanee and many others

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Lp Niam Wat Noi

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamMay 16, 2020

Lp Niam Wat Noi
Phra Pim Pra Phatann Kru Wat Bang Suk
Win 2nd Prize Nakhon Pathom 27 Jan 62
Win 3rd Prize Chaeng Wattana 3 Nov 62
Hp +6591330138

Suphanburi – LP Niam Wat Noi

Direct Disciple of Somdej Buddhachan Toh

Luang Phor Niam, a highly respected monk in Suphanburi province. Wat Noi was established few hundred years ago but deserted in B.E.2310 after the Burmese army had invaded the Thai Kingdom.

Luang Phor Niam who was invited to become abbot of the temple spent years renovating the structure until such time it was one of the most beautiful in the province.

Luang Phor Niam was born in around B.E.2372-B.E.2373 in Ban Parperk Village, Bangplamar, Supanburi Province.

Although his background is not entirely clear it is believed that Luang Phor Niam was ordained at Wat Rakhang in B.E.2393 and had learned sacred sciences from the most famous of all monks, Somdej Prabuddhacharn Toh.

As abbot of Wat Noi, he sent many of his disciples to be educated at Wat Rakhang, many of whom are now highly respected themselves, such as, Luang Phor Parn of Wat Bangnomko, Ayutthaya Province, Luang Phor Nong of Wat Klongmadan, Supanburi Province, and Luang Phor Sorn of Wat Palaylai, Supanburi Province.

Luang Phor Niam passed away peacefully in the unique aspect of a laying Buddha Image at the aged of 81. His corpse was burnt on April 13-14, B.E.2454, five months after his death.

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SOLD

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamOctober 24, 2020

“Buddha of Inspiration”

🤩🤩🤩 灵感佛 🤩🤩🤩

Lp Phra Sai Wat Pho Chai 
Pim Nak Yak BE2505
Come with Samakom Card
Hp +6591330138

In Nong Khai there are 2 important temples, Wat Pho Chai & Wat Si Chompu Ong Tue. They house the 2 principal Buddha images of the province, LP Phra Sai (灵感佛) & LP Phra Chao Ong Tue respectively.
Wat Pho Chai is located just outside the Nong Khai town. The gold image of LP Phra Sai is in the posture of subduing Mara. The lap width is 28 inches while the height is 41 inches.

This sacred Buddha image has been enshrined since the establishment of the province. The history of this image relates to many parts of Thai history but it is unclear when it was cast or who cast it.

Prince Damrong Rachanuphap speculated on its origin in a book called “Histories of Important Buddha Statues”, which was published and distributed in a royal kathina ceremony in the year 1925. Prince Damrong thought that LP Phra Sai was cast in the Lan Chang Kingdom in Laos.

According to legend, 3 princesses were the people who caused the images to be casted. Another legend gives us more details. It goes like this:
King Chaiyachetthathirat’s had 3 daughters named Serm, Suk, and Sai. They had the unanimous wish of casting their own personal Buddha images. They then asked their father for support, thus leading to the king’s command to cost three Buddha images having different sizes according to their ages, the oldest having the largest image.

They were named accordingly, Phra Serm for the oldest and largest, Phra Suk for the middle sister and second largest size, and Phra Sai for the youngest and smallest image. They were to be cast in an alloy of gold & bronze, a virtually impervious metal and a difficult one to mix. It required very high temperature to get the metal smelted enough to pour and although the Monks and Novices worked full time at the bellows for seven days and nights they still couldn’t raise enough heat. On the eighth day the Monks were exhausted at noon when a white robed figure
appeared and offered to take over the work.

The Monks and Novices thankfully retired to take a break and eat. More white robed figures appeared to assist the first and when the Monks and Novices returned from their meal break and rest, prepared to take up the task of smelting again, the white robed figures were nowhere to be seen. They had disappeared as mysteriously as they had arrived – the metal was melted and ready to pour into the moulds!
The 3 Buddha images were in Vientiane until 1778, when the man who was to become King Rama I of Thailand went to Laos. He removed the images to Vientiane en route to Thailand taking the son of the Laos King with him as a future son-in-law (hostage) for safety and returned to Bangkok.

The son-in-law, Chao Anu Wong, survived Rama I, Rama II and in the reign of King Rama III the King of Laos died. King Rama III then sent Chao Anu Wong back to Laos to take over the throne but the Laos people and his relatives persuaded him to declare independence for Laos. Subsequently King Rama III sent an army, led by his Commander in Chief to wage war against the rebellious Laos. He won and Chao Anu Wong was killed. The 3 Buddha images were then taken by raft on the Mekong river to Thailand.
The Phra Sai Katha is shown above. It goes:
Namo Tassa (3x)
Arahang Buddho Bodhijayo Seyyakuno
Bodhisatto Mahalabho Piyang Mak Mak
Bhavantuno Hotu Sappatha.

During the journey a storm capsized one of the rafts but the Buddha images were retrieved, until a second storm hit them and the image of Phra Suk sank through the bottom of the raft to the Mekong riverbed at Wern Pra Sook, Nong Kong Village. There it lies to this day, off the shore of Phon Phisai District in Nong Khai. The two remaining Buddha images were taken one to Wat Ho Klong and the other to Wat Po Chai until King Rama V ordered them brought to Bangkok. They were to be taken by buffalo cart but Phra Sai refused to leave and no matter what they tried. The buffalo cart could not sustain the weight and continuously broke down. So Phra Sai remained at Wat Po Chai while the remaining one, Phra Serm, was transported to Bangkok where it now resides at Wat Pa Tum Wanaram at Siam Square, behind the World Trade Centre. On every full moon day of the 7th lunar month the people of Nong Khai celebrate Pho Soi by having “Bun Bong Fai”, the rocket flying ceremony at Wat Po Chai in honour of LP Phra Sai.

Wat Si Chompu Ong Tue is in Tambon Nam Mong, Amphue Tha Bo, 43km from Nong Khai town. LP Phra Chao Ong Tue is the largest Buddha image in the province. It was also believed to be casted by Lan Chang artisans using an alloy of gold, bronze & silver. This image is in the posture of subduing Mara, having a lap width of 3.3m, & a height of 4m. The word “Tue” is an ancient measuring unit of Isan, equivalent to 1 ton.

LP Ong Tue is considered very sacred just like Phra Sai. There are no reliable records as to when it was cast, though it is believed to have been casted in 1562. King Chaiyachettha, the ruler of Vientiane (who was a son of Phraya Sinsuwan, born in Muang Wiang Khuk), commanded the casting for his wife, Queen Si Chompu (a villager of Ban Nam Mong or Muang Chompu).
The casting process was not successful until Indra, king of the gods & 108 Devadas came to help. The total time spent for the casting was 7 yrs and 7 months, at the expense of 400,000 baht. There is an annual paying homage festival to LP Ong Tue on the full moon day of the 4th lunar month every year.

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Lp Toh Wat Pradoochimplee

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamMay 16, 2020

Lp Toh Wat Pradoochimplee 
Phra Chaiwat Saifa Nur Nawat BE2520
Hp +6591330138

Win 2nd Prize Chaeng Wattana 7 Apr 62
Win 1st Prize Chaeng Wattana 16 Jun 62
Win 2nd Prize Chaeng Wattana 21 July 62
Win 2nd Prize Chaeng Wattana 18 Aug 62
Win 1st Prize Chaeng Wattana 3 Nov 62
Win 2nd Prize Chaeng Wattana 1t Mar 63
Come with Samakom Authentic Certificate

Phra Kring Saifa made and consecrated in B.E.2520 (C.E.1977) by Luang Pu Toh of Wat Pradoochimplee is one of the most popular Phra Kring ever created by Luang Pu Toh. Luang Pu Toh was invited to create this batch of Phra Kring and Phra Chaiwat Saifa to raise funds for the construction of a Buddha statue at Wat Sawang Arom at Chachoengsao Province. Phra Kring and Phra Chaiwat Saifa were actually made in Wat Suthat using the Nawa Loha formula passed down from Somdej Phra Sangkaraj Pae for making Phra Kring. The mixture also include various Kring and Rian made by Sangkaraj Pae himself as well as many leftover metal sheets by Sangkaraj Pae in Wat Suthat. Only a total number of 2020 sets of Phra Kring and Phra Chaiwat Saifa were created and every piece was stamped with only one code at the base. The consecration ceremony was held at the main Ubosot of Wat Suthat on the full moon night of the 12th month of B.E.2520. The name “Sai Fa” which means lightning, derived as there was a flash of lightning that striked down to the consecration ceremony area while Luang Pu Toh was blessing these amulets.

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SOLD

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamOctober 24, 2020

Phra Kring Sinakhon Nur Ngern BE2529
Come with Samakom Card
HP +6591330138

Created on the auspicious occasion of the 5th Anniversary of his Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s reign .

This is the only Phra Kring that have King Logo for Celebrating the 5th Anniversary of King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s ( 60 Years Old Birthday Anniversary)

Mass Chanted by many monks

Pour Mould Ceremony by Ajahn Sawai Wat Ratchanadda

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Lp Phat Wat Huai Duan

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamMay 16, 2020

Lp Phat Wat Huai Duan
( Nephew of Lp Derm Wat Nong Pho )
Phra Kring Awalo Nur Nawat
Made 99pcs Only
Roon Maha Baramee BE 2562
Win 1st Prize Chaeng Wattana 15 Mar 2563
Hp 91330138

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Phra Kring Ti Ra Gat BE2522 Nur Nawat

LPM Thai Amulet Collection Posted on May 16, 2020 by francisnamMay 16, 2020

Phra Kring Ti Ra Gat BE2522 Nur Nawat
Win 2nd Prize Chaeng Wattana 15 Mar 63
Hp +6591330138

Kring was made in Year BE2522 
Gold Casting Ceremony Lead by Majesty King & Queen along with HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.

Chanted at Sanam Luang in Wat Par Keow on BE2527 by 108 Monks for 4 Day 4 Night By
Sankarat Yansanwon Wat Bowon
Lp Sim WatThamnaphom
Lp Pae Wat Pikultong
Lp Uttama Wat Wang Wiwekaram
Lp Waen Wat Doi Mae Pang
Lp Toh Wat Pradochimplee
Lp Dunn Wat Buraparam
Lp Kasem Wat Susan Sahlahwangthan
Lp Prommachak Wat Phra Phutthabat
Lp Koon Wat Ban Rai
Lp Tim Wat Phra Kao
Lp Luang Wat Pa Samran Niwat
Lp Chantra Wat Pa Khao Noi
Lp Li Wat Phu Pa Deang
Lp Phut Wat Pa Salawan
Lp JanSom Wat Pa Jantarangsri
and many more ….

Mix with hand written takrut from 1250 Monks.
Such as – Lp Waen , Lp Dun , Lp Pae , Lp Toh , Lp Uttama , KB Prommachak , Lp Sim , Lp Fann , Sankarak Yansanwon and many more …

This Kring only issue to public in Year BE2530 ( KING 60 Birthday ) & Year BE2542 ( KING 72 Birthday )

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