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SOLDLuang Pu Thuad amulet made from medicinal wahn herbs, Wat Muen Rangab Rangsan (Muen Song), Cha-uat District, Nakhon ...
03/09/2026

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Luang Pu Thuad amulet made from medicinal wahn herbs, Wat Muen Rangab Rangsan (Muen Song), Cha-uat District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, year 1963, beautiful original condition, large and strong

The amulet that local area people treasure and keep has an experience of being shot in Cha-uat District but nothing happen, the bullets can't get in. Another amulet from another temple that is worth collecting.

Good amulet, big ceremony, many monks from Khao Or and Nakhon Srithammarat consecrated it (During the consecration, lightning struck near the chapel)

This model also uses old 2497 powder of Luang Pu Thuat Wat Chang Hai that was obtained from Achan Tim Wat Chang Hai and mixed into the herbal substance. Observe carefully that the substance when put under the magnifying glass is very similar to the 2497 model of Luang Pu Thuad Wat Chang Hai.

Luang Pu Puek (Phra Khru Puswaropas), the former abbot of Wat Muen Rangab Rangsan (Wat Muen Song), received herbal powder in 2497 (1954) that Phra Ajahn Tim of Wat Chang Hai already consecrated when he went to buy the Luang Pu Thuad 2497 amulets from Wat Chang Hai to give to the villagers in Cha-uat District to make merit and raise money for the temple.

But Phra Ajahn Tim gave him old powder from 2497 he consecrated instead and said that it would be better if Luang Pu Puek created it himself. After he returned, he created this set of amulets by using this 2497 powder as the main ingredient.

In addition, the amulet was blessed by famous monks from Khao Or Temple and monks from Nakhon Sri Thammarat Province. The ritual was conducted exactly according to Wat Changhai's tradition. During the blessing, lightning struck near the chapel.

It is considered a fairly old Luang Pu Thuad amulet that can easily be used in place of Luang Pu Thuad from 2497.

【 **传奇“雷击版”龙婆托 佛历 2506 年** —— 百万级 2497 瓦仓海的完美平替⚡✨】
这含有 **100% 瓦仓海2497 龙婆托原料** 的顶级老牌尊来自洛坤府 **瓦门拉卡拉桑寺（Wat Muen Song）**、督造于**佛历 2506 年（1963年）**的龙婆托，含有 **100% 瓦仓海
2497 龙婆托原料** 的顶级老牌！🌟
🔥 **【身世显赫：阿赞添亲赠 2497 圣料】**
当年（2497年），瓦门颂寺的前任住持**龙婆博（Luang Pu Puek）**为了给寺庙筹款，专程前往瓦仓海拜访**阿赞添（龙婆托全泰第一人）**。阿赞添得知后，并没有直接让他恭请现成的牌，而是慷慨赠予了他一大批**亲手加持的 2497 年原版龙婆托圣粉与草药原料**，并对龙婆博说：*“用这些圣料回去自己督造，功德更大，力量更强。”*
龙婆博大师回庙后，便以这批 2497 顶级圣料为核心主料督造了这批佛牌。用放大镜仔细观察，其肉质、药草纤维和矿物红点，与动辄百万泰铢的 2497 瓦仓海原版如出一辙！🔬✨
⚡ **【雷击”加持法会】**
这批佛牌完全依照瓦仓海的古法传统进行加持，并邀请了当时**考奥（Wat Khao Or）法系**的所有顶级神僧以及洛坤府的当代高僧联合开光。在佛殿内诵经加持至高潮时，**晴空万里的大殿外竟突然降下数道劈向佛殿旁的惊雷！** 这神迹让在场所有人震慑，因此泰网藏家也形象地称其为**“Roon Fah Pah”（雷击版本）**。
🛡️ **【神迹显赫：子弹无法穿透的防护】**
在洛坤府差武迪（Cha-uat）当地，这尊佛牌被视为传家宝。曾有当地村民佩戴此牌遭遇枪击，神迹发生 —— **子弹竟然无法射入体内，只在皮肤上留下红点（刀枪不入神迹，Kongkrapan）**！此新闻轰动当地，从此大批老藏家纷纷将此牌私牌收藏，极少流出市场。
✨ **品相原皮原质，大模法相，五官立体，品相完美。无论是用于挡灾避险、出入平安，还是职场开运、招财纳福，这尊 2506 龙婆托都是性价比

最高、最完美的 2497 替代品！
#龙婆托 #阿赞添 #瓦仓海 #瓦门颂 #考奥法脉 #泰国佛牌 #老牌收藏 #挡灾避险 #神迹佛牌 #正品佛牌

SoldLuang Pu Thuat, Nur Wahn, 2508Wat Don Klang, Panare District, Pattani ProvinceThis edition was created in 2508 (1965...
03/09/2026

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Luang Pu Thuat, Nur Wahn, 2508
Wat Don Klang, Panare District, Pattani Province

This edition was created in 2508 (1965) by Phor Than Chai Tissaro (Phra Ajarn Wutthichai Thammathada), who at the time held the ecclesiastical rank of *Phra Racha Khana Chan Saman* (a standard-rank senior monk). He consulted Ajarn Tim regarding the creation of this Luang Pu Thuat edition and received the sacred herbal powder from the 1954 (B.E. 2497) batch at Wat Chang Hai to serve as the primary material for its production.

At the same time, Phra Than Chai invited Ajarn Tim to perform the consecration ceremony as well.

It is a highly popular Southern amulet, created through a grand and spiritually potent consecration ceremony.

Because this amulet contains a very concentrated mixture of materials, including a large amount of the same herbal mixture used to create the Luang Pu Thuad amulet at Wat Chang Hai in 1954, which was received from Ajarn Tim, the amulet has a vibrant and authentic appearance characteristic of its era.

Furthermore, it was consecrated by Ajarn Tim of Wat Chang Hai, alongside many other renowned Southern guru monks of that era; it is truly worthy of use and veneration.

Sold Luang Phor Thuad, Nur Wahn 2505Wat Tani Samostorn, Pattani ProvinceThis amulet was created by Phra Pariyattiwarakor...
02/09/2026

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Luang Phor Thuad, Nur Wahn 2505
Wat Tani Samostorn, Pattani Province

This amulet was created by Phra Pariyattiwarakorn in 2505 (1962). Important herbs previously used to make the Luang Pu Thuad amulet in 2497 (1954) were mixed with sacred clay and other materials according to the tradition of Wat Chang Hai which give the amulet a similar appearance. The consecration ceremony was held at Wat Tani Samostorn and also at Wat Khuan Wiset, with many revered monks participating, including Ajarn Tim of Wat Chang Hai.

The list of revered monks who consecrated the amulets during that era includes:

- Phra Thep Sitthinayok (Nak) of Wat Rakhang, Bangkok
- Phra Ratchasarasophon of Wat Tantayaphirom, the Provincial Chief Monk of Trang
- Phra Phutthathamthata of Wat Suwanwichai, Khuan Khanun District, Phatthalung Province
- Phra Khru Wisaisophon (Tim) of Wat Chang Hai, Pattani Province
- Phra Khru Phiphatsirithorn (Kong) of Wat Ban Suan, Phatthalung Province
- Phra Khru Phaisanphatthanakit (Rod) of Wat Praduphatthanaram, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province
- Phra Khru Phisanwiharntham of Wat Wang Tawan Tok, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province

Therefore, it can be considered another Luang Phor Thuad amulets from a different temple with a correct history of creation and is valuable for collecting. Luang Phor Thuad amulets consecrated by Ajarn Tim of Wat Chang Hai are becoming increasingly rare and are gradually disappearing with time. They belong to the category of early Southern Thai Luang Phor Thuad amulets that are highly worthy of worship and relying on their spiritual power, as the price is considered very reasonable compared to their reputation and the excellent creation and consecration rituals.

SOLDPhra Buddha Maha Pathawi That 2530Luang Phor KhamphanWat That Mahachai, Nakhon PhanomExtremely limited quantity prod...
01/09/2026

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Phra Buddha Maha Pathawi That 2530
Luang Phor Khamphan
Wat That Mahachai, Nakhon Phanom

Extremely limited quantity produced. Small particles of Earth Relics (Pathawi That) are clearly visible, making this a classic textbook specimen for study and collection.

Phra Buddha Maha Pathawi That is a manifestation of the miraculous Buddha, featuring a unique design. Luang Phor Khamphan named it "Phra Buddha Maha Pathawi That," and this title has been passed down ever since. In fact, this image reflects another sacred form of the Buddha that Luang Phor Khamphan witnessed during deep meditation. The Buddha is seated cross-legged in the subduing Mara posture (Bhumisparsha Mudra), with His right hand touching the ground over His right knee while seated on an altar beneath the Bodhi tree. Behind Him, the aura of Buddha light radiates brilliantly, symbolizing divine compassion illuminating all living beings on earth. Deeply moved by this vision, Luang Phor Khamphan commissioned a sculptor to carve the mold, giving rise to the image we see today. The production process was extremely meticulous and represents the master's true labor of love. He formulated the amulets using sacred soil gathered from nine rivers, flower pollen, betel nut chews (Chak Betel), fine Earth Relic powder, and various holy soils. Every single piece is a testament to the master's dedication.

Luang Phor Khamphan assured his devotees that wearing this Buddha image is equivalent to having him constantly by their side. He also shared that, beyond its miraculous protective qualities, this amulet can be used to consecrate holy water. Remarkably, the resulting holy water is as potent as if the master himself had blessed it in person. You heard that right—Luang Phor explicitly stated this. One simply needs to sincerely recite the name "Phra Buddha Maha Pathawi That" alongside Luang Phor Khamphan's sacred name, praying for the Buddha and the master to bless the water.

The back of the amulet features the sacred Yant Na Phat Maha Soon Ni Phan Yantra stamp. Subtle variations in the Yant help distinguish different batches and eras. Luang Phor Khamphan noted that Yant Na Phat Maha Soon Ni Phan represents a supreme incantation—anyone who wears it faithfully will never be looked down upon by others, nor will they fall into poverty. However, the prerequisite is to sow good karmic seeds and perform virtuous deeds. The master's true intention was for wearers to experience positive life transformations through goodness, ultimately walking a path toward peace, happiness, and prosperity. 🙏

Luang Pu Thuat "Bai Sa Ke" (Breadfruit Leaf) Medallion, Copper, 2506 Wat PhakhoProduced as a first-edition struck medall...
31/08/2026

Luang Pu Thuat "Bai Sa Ke" (Breadfruit Leaf) Medallion, Copper, 2506
Wat Phakho

Produced as a first-edition struck medallion, it underwent a grand consecration ceremony attended by:

- Ajarn Tim (Wat Chang Hai)
- Ajarn Nong (Wat Sai Khao)
- Various other revered monks from the South..much like the sacred herb-based amulets (Nuea Wan) of Wat Phako.

The production of Wat Phakho’s inaugural series of amulets and Buddha images commenced in the eighth lunar month of 1963.

Ajarn Khiao Punyaphalo—the acting abbot at the time—along with the temple committee, commissioned Phra Athikan Saeng Aphatharo (who was the abbot of Wat Sila Loi as of 1994) to oversee the molding process and the sourcing of sacred herbs for the herbal-composition amulets.

The initial pressing of the amulets was performed by individuals bearing auspicious names:

1. Nam (meaning "to lead" or "to bring")
2. Chai (meaning "victory")
3. Khong (meaning "endurance" or "invulnerability")

The individuals performing the pressing were required to bathe, observe religious precepts, and dress in white, reflecting the meticulous care taken in their creation.

💢 The Buddha Abhiseka (Consecration) Ceremony

Khun Phantharak Rajadej was appointed to preside over the ceremony, overseeing both the Brahmin and Buddhist rites.

Renowned guru monks were invited to conduct a grand ceremony, fully adhering to ancient traditions.

This is another Luang Pu Thuat amulet series highly worthy of veneration, as it excels in every aspect:

1. An outstanding consecration ceremony.
2. A wealth of miraculous experiences.
3. A unique, distinctive mold design.

Remarks :

Historically, Wat Phakoh is significant as the repository for the sacred crystal orb that Luang Pu Thuat possessed from birth.

Consequently, amulets of Luang Pu Thuat created by the temple often feature a distinctive characteristic: the depiction of the monk holding that very crystal orb in his hand

SOLDSomdej Phra Prathan P**n (Bestowing Blessings), Nur Wahn, 2503Phor Tharn SiangWat Yaha Pracharam, Yala ProvinceInclu...
29/08/2026

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Somdej Phra Prathan P**n (Bestowing Blessings), Nur Wahn, 2503
Phor Tharn Siang
Wat Yaha Pracharam, Yala Province
Including Ajarn Tim of Wat Chang Hai

An excellent amulet from a grand consecration ceremony; composed of *Din Kak Yai Yak* (special black clay) mixed with sacred herbs—similar to the famous 2497 B.E. Luang Pu Thuat amulets and consecrated by Ajarn Tim of Wat Chang Hai.

Phor Tharn Siang, the then-abbot of Wat Yaha Pracharam, undertook the creation of these amulets using the *wan* (sacred herbal) materials that remained from the production of the 1954 (B.E. 2497) Luang Pu Thuat amulets of Wat Chang Hai—materials which had been entrusted to him by Phra Ajarn Tim of Wat Chang Hai.

The consecration ceremony spanned four days and four nights, featuring a large gathering of renowned guru monks from that era who were invited to participate in the meditative blessing rites, such as...

1. Phra Achan Tim, Wat Chang Hai, Pattani Province
2. Luang Phor Dam, Wat Tuyong, Pattani Province
3. Phra Achan Nong, Wat Sai Khao, Pattani Province
4. Phra Achan Nam Kaeochan, Wat Don Sala, Phatthalung Province
5. Phra Khru Phairot Thammarat (Phor Than Chin), Abbot of Wat Mueang Yala and creator of the Luang Phor Thuat amulet at Wat Mueang Yala
6. Phor Than Siang, Abbot of Wat Yaha Pracharam, and
7. Many other revered monks.

Note:

In the past, whenever a Buddha image consecration ceremony was held in the provinces of Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat, or Songkhla, Phor Than Siang was an indispensable figure; his presence was required at every ceremony. Regardless of which temple organized the event, he was almost invariably invited to participate.

Luang Pu Thuat, Nur Wahn 2506Wat Sila Loi, Songkhla ProvinceAjarn Tim When it comes to sacred herbal ingredients, the am...
28/08/2026

Luang Pu Thuat, Nur Wahn 2506
Wat Sila Loi, Songkhla Province
Ajarn Tim

When it comes to sacred herbal ingredients, the amulets from Wat Sila Loi are truly outstanding.

This is a Luang Pu Thuat amulet made from sacred herbs—the first edition issued by Wat Sila Loi, Songkhla Province, in 1963 (B.E. 2506). It is the "Large Mold" (Pim Yai) variety featuring the "Sunken Stupa" (Chedi Jom) design on the back. It remains in beautiful, original condition with well-defined facial features and excellent material composition. It is authentic, easy to verify, and increasingly rare to find these days.

It incorporates sacred herbal materials from several sources:

1.) The 1954 (B.E. 2497) batch from Wat Chang Hai.
2.) The 1962 (B.E. 2505) batch from Wat Mueang Yala.
3.) The 1963 (B.E. 2506) batch from Wat Phakoh.
4.) Materials from Wat Di Luang.
5.) Others etc.

The composition of this Luang Pu Thuat amulet from Wat Sila Loi is considered exceptionally rich and complete.

Ajarn Tim of Wat Chang Hai presided over the consecration ceremony alongside numerous other revered monks associated with the Luang Pu Thuat lineage, it was a truly grand and significant ceremony.

SOLDLuang Pu Thuad, Nur Wahn 2505Wat Nuan Pradittharam, Chumphorn Province,Ajahn TimThis amulet is in white meat and in ...
27/08/2026

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Luang Pu Thuad, Nur Wahn 2505
Wat Nuan Pradittharam, Chumphorn Province,
Ajahn Tim

This amulet is in white meat and in beautiful condition. The previous owner had partially coated the surface a bit because it appeared to be peeling. It's important to understand that this amulet's material tends to crumble easily.

Luang Pu Thuad amulet from Wat Nuan is a contemporary amulet of Luang Pu Thuad amulet which was created by Ajahn Tim.

These Luang Pu Thuads were made in 2505 (1962), but the production of Luang Pu Thuad at Wat Nuan is different from other temples in that the abbot of Wat Nuan brought a large amount of Phra Somdej from Wat Bang Khun Phrom that was discovered in 2500 (1957) as a mixture and also use the wahn kaakyayak herbs as Wat Chang Hai.

This makes it possible to see the Luang Pu Thuad amulets from Wat Nuan having many different colors due to the different ingredients.

The amulet is printed with Luang Pu Thuad sitting cross-legged, meditating above a serpent king. Luang Pu Thuad's head is large, clear, and deep, with dimensions. This is because the amulet is made from sacred powder from the Phra Somdej Bang Khun Phrom amulets.

At present, Wat Nuan Pradittharam is an abandoned temple and only this version of Luang Pu Thuad was created.

This edition of Luang Pu Thuad had a grand consecration ceremony lasting 3 days and 3 nights, with many famous monks. This makes the Buddha's power of this edition of Luang Pu Thuad very good. Moreover, the materials themselves are extremely superb.

The Luang Pu Thuad amulets from Wat Nuan Pradittharam, Chumphon Province, B.E. 2505, is another Luang Pu Thuad amulet from another temple that is very worth collecting. The price is not expensive, but the Buddha's power is not inferior to other Luang Pu Thuad amulets.

This edition contains a blend of auspicious herbs, including old powder from Somdej Bang Khun Phrom, making it the ultimate amulet.

This edition of Luang Pu Thuad also underwent a grand consecration ceremony, lasting three days and three nights, attended by several renowned monks, including Ajahn Tim of Wat Chang Hai.

This makes the sacred power of this Luang Pu Thuat amulet truly outstanding, not inferior to that of Wat Chang Hai.

The ingredients are as follows...

- A large amount of Somdej Wat Bang Khun Phrom powder
- 108 herbs
- 108 flower pollens
- Phathamang powder
- Itthijae powder
- Phraya Kasak powder
- Maha-Ud powder
- Powder from amulets from the 25th Buddhist Century
- Leklai
- Leklai bubbles
- Candle wax from 108 temples
- Powder ground from clay amulets from the 25th Buddhist Century
- Lichen from the Sema leaves of the Wat Nawal temple
Sri Lankan Bodhi leaves from the Nakhon Si Thammarat chedi ground into powder
- Elephant Forgetting Herd Powder
- Powder from the bottom of a Srivijaya period Buddha amulet crypt
- Various magical minerals
- Powder from Luang Phor Saeng

SOLDPhra Nakprok 2538Luang Pu KhamphanWat That Mahachai, Nakhon PhanomThis Phra Nakprok (Seven-Headed Naga Buddha) is on...
26/08/2026

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Phra Nakprok 2538
Luang Pu Khamphan
Wat That Mahachai, Nakhon Phanom

This Phra Nakprok (Seven-Headed Naga Buddha) is one of Luang Pu Khamphan's classic creations and a truly rare, highly sought-after sacred amulet. Luang Pu Khamphan himself held this specific batch in exceptionally high regard.

Named Phra Nakprok Ahtithan, which translates to "Wish-Fulfilling Seven-Headed Naga Buddha" It was crafted by the master around B.E. 2538 (1995). The amulet was produced in two material versions: sacred holy powder and betel nut chews (Bin Lang Zha), both mixed with a generous amount of Earth Relic powder. Luang Pu Khamphan kept them in his meditation room, consecrating and chanting over them for an entire year before distributing them to devotees.

According to local villagers, the way the master distributed this particular batch was distinctly different from his usual practice, he strictly limited it to one piece per person, making no exceptions even for his closest close disciples. The revered master explicitly noted that this Wish-Fulfilling Seven-Headed Naga Buddha is extraordinarily efficacy-driven, it shields the wearer from harm and gossip while possessing exceptionally strong wish-granting power.

Because of this, most disciples who received one were completely unwilling to part with it, underscoring its immense rarity. If any of you are fortunate enough to own one, please cherish it deeply and remember to make merits to dedicate to the master.

SOLDPhra Pairipinat 2516 Gold plated(Kailai Thong) blue enamel(longya)Ajahn Fan Ajaro participated in the ceremonyWat Bo...
25/08/2026

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Phra Pairipinat 2516
Gold plated(Kailai Thong) blue enamel(longya)
Ajahn Fan Ajaro participated in the ceremony
Wat Bowonniwet Vihara

Rare Series
Phra Pairipinat is the most important Buddha image in Wat Bowon, therefore it was chosen to be created on the occasion of the 60th birthday of Somdej Phra Yan Sangworn.

Grand Consecration Ceremony
Participating were many renowned meditation masters (forest tradition), including
Ajahn Fan Ajaro of Wat Pa Udom Somporn,
and many other important masters of that era!

Phra Pairipinat's power protects against ill-wishers, enemies, and those who wish harm; enemies will be defeated and vanquished...!!

A promising amulet with great future potential Anyone looking for this won't be disappointed. A truly excellent and useful amulet.

Beautiful in Buddhist art, powerful in Buddhist blessings.

Highly recommended amulet
Excellent experience in protection, good fortune, and safety

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