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🌟Phra Pidta Jumbo LP.Pae Wat Pikulthong
Year: B.e2531
Material: Bailan
Complete with original temple box and unwear condition
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Somdej Tarnsam (Jackie Chan) Soecial Rainbow
Remade batch : B.e2539
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Phra Khun Paen Prai 15 Spirits by Arjan Pleng Boonyuen
🧙‍♂️ Creator:
Arjan Pleng Boonyuen, a lay master renowned for his deep knowledge of Khmer-Isan sorcery.

A disciple of ancient Cambodian occult traditions from Surin province (Northeastern Thailand).

Famous for his spells related to love, charm, spirit invocation, oil of attraction, and powerful prai (ghost) magic.

Rose to prominence between 1997–2007 (B.E. 2540–2550) in Thailand's esoteric circles.

🧱 Model: Phra Khun Paen Prai 15 Spirits (รุ่น พราย 15 ตน)
Created around B.E. 2543 (2000 AD).

This amulet is designed specifically for metta (loving-kindness), charm, and spirit-bound attraction.

The sacred materials used include:

Prai bone powder from female spirits (those who died unnaturally)

12 varieties of Golden Flower herbs (Wahn Dok Thong)

Herbs for attraction (e.g., Wahn Sao Long, Wahn Dok Tong)

Cemetery soil, ghost ash, co**se bones, spirit oil, and sacred candle wax from rituals

108 kinds of auspicious herbs

It is believed to house the spiritual power of 15 female spirits, bound through sacred ritual to assist in charm and love-related matters.

🧩 Versions & Quantity
Version Details Estimated Quantity
Large Mold Contains embedded prai bone or sacred relics at the back ~80 pieces
Small Mold (Score mold) Distributed for free with other amulet sets ~2,300–2,400 pieces

🔍 Key Features
Front design features Khun Paen seated in meditation within a traditional arch (prasat-style), surrounded by prai spirit motifs.

Made from coarse black sacred powder, often mixed with bone fragments and herbs.

Back side of the Large mold often has a visible bone or sacred fragment embedded—this is a signature of authenticity.

Imprints are not sharply defined, due to the rough material composition—this is normal for this version.

Empowered using authentic spirit invocation rituals by Arjan Pleng.

🌟 User Experiences
Believers report strong results in:

Love attraction, charm, business negotiation, and charisma.

Some users experienced dream visitations or spiritual encounters related to the spirits within.

Noted for being “extremely potent”, it is often worn only during specific occasions or needs.

⚠️ Cautions
This is a prai-based amulet (spirit-infused) and should be treated with respect.

Should not be placed on a traditional Buddha altar.

It's best to dedicate a separate place or wear during specific use only.

Users should set intentions with compassion, not manipulation.

🧘‍♂️ Basic Worship Instructions:
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Offer clean water, flowers, or a garland.
Light 5 incense sticks.
Chant "Namo Tassa" 3 times and make a wish related to love, charm, or success in negotiations.
(If you have received a specific mantra from Arjan Pleng, recite it after the offering.)

🪷 Creeping Vine-Arch Buddha Amulet (B.E. 2491)
Wat Chana Songkhram, Bangkok, Thailand

A classic sacred powder amulet from the post-war era, blessed in a grand ceremony by legendary Thai monks. Known for its elegant design and powerful protective properties.

📌 Amulet Information:
🔹 Name: Creeping Vine-Arch Buddha (also known as “Large-Head Buddha” type)
🔹 Temple: Wat Chana Songkhram Ratchaworamahawihan
🔹 Province: Bangkok, Thailand
🔹 Year of Creation: B.E. 2491 (1948)
🔹 Material: Sacred oil-based powder (mixed with old sacred powders, sesame oil, and auspicious herbs)
🔹 Back Design: Embossed with the triple-ring Yant (Yantra of the temple), often with monk's ink inscription or signature
🔹 Distinct Features:
– Delicate creeping vine pattern arching around the Buddha image
– Buddha seated in meditation posture on a triple-tiered base
– Crisp and sacred Yant symbol on the back, some with ink script or handwritten blessings

🧘‍♂️ Believed Spiritual Powers:
✅ Protection from danger and harm
✅ Metta Maha Niyom – bringing charm and popularity
✅ Triumph over adversity (true to the temple’s name, “Victory in War”)
✅ Invincibility and safety
✅ Believed to bring success in journeys and undertakings

🔥 Consecrated by Top Monks of the Era:
This amulet was part of a powerful consecration ceremony featuring many revered monks, including:

Luang Pu Pueak – Wat Kingkaew

Luang Phor Jong – Wat Na Tang Nok

Luang Phor Chang – Wat Bangphung

Luang Phor Rung – Wat Tha Krap

Luang Pu Nak – Wat Rakang

Luang Phor Opasi – Legendary ascetic monk

💰 Estimated Market Value:
Well-preserved pieces with visible oil traces and original inscriptions range from 6,000 – 25,000+ THB, depending on rarity and condition.

✅ Authenticity Notes:
– Natural yellowish oil residue on soft powder surface
– Clear and deep Yant impression on the back
– Ink inscriptions or monk’s handwriting increase collector value
– Vine patterns should flow gracefully, not rigid

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🌟 Phra Pidta "Bodhi Leaf" Amulet — Wat Chanasongkram (Rare Antique, Excellent Condition) 🌟

🕰 Historical Background
This sacred Phra Pidta was created during the reign of King Rama I (circa 1782–1809) by Prince Maha Sura Singhanat, to commemorate the victory over the "Nine Armies War" and to support the flourishing of Buddhism.
An ancient and highly revered amulet from the early Rattanakosin era. ✨

🧱 Features and Materials

Popular Mold: Bodhi Leaf Design with Elephant Tusk Base

Key Details: Arched halo resembling elephant tusks with a sacred Bodhi leaf above the head 🍃

Material: Ancient clay mixed with sacred Bai Lan powder; some pieces were lacquer-dipped.
Available in reddish-brown fired clay and raw black clay, finely grained without sand impurities.

🔍 Discovery and Grouping
The Wat Chanasongkram amulets were discovered in different periods and categorized into three main groups:

Front Palace Batch (circa 1953)

Somdej Mold Batch (circa 1972)

Post-War Sacred Batch (circa 1948)
Each group carries its own historical and spiritual significance.

🔮 Sacred Powers

Metta Mahaniyom (Loving-kindness & Popularity) 💕

Klaew Klaad (Protection from Harm) 🛡️

Wealth & Prosperity 🍀
Highly esteemed among collectors and devotees, especially the rare Bodhi Leaf design!

💬 Condition: Excellent, ready for veneration
✨ Radiating powerful blessings for protection, prosperity, and fortune!

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🕊️ "Somdej Amulet with Sacred Script on the Back" from the Legendary Jaturaphit Phonchai Ceremony of 1975 – A Timeless Icon of Thai Sacred Art 🔥

Step into the legacy of one of the most revered and spiritually charged Somdej amulets ever created in post-war Thailand. A true blend of sacred power and profound craftsmanship. 🔍

📍 Wat Rattanachai, located in the ancient capital of Ayutthaya, was the host temple of the grand Jaturaphit Phonchai Ceremony held in 1975 – widely acclaimed as one of the most powerful and sacred mass consecration ceremonies of the era!

👤 The mastermind behind this sacred creation was Mr. Rian Numdee, a devout prison official and close disciple of the great Luang Pu Doo of Wat Sakae. His vision? To restore and revitalize his hometown temple through the creation of holy amulets—guided by the spiritual wisdom of Luang Pu Doo himself.

💥 Among the standout pieces was the Somdej Amulet with Intricate Yantra on the Back, personally designed and empowered by Luang Pu Doo. He performed a full month of solo blessing before the item even entered the main ceremony!

📿 The sacred mixture used in crafting this amulet included rare and potent materials: holy powders, ritual flowers and incense ashes, and even Wahn 108 sacred herbs, some of which were personally offered by Luang Pu See of Wat Tham Khao Boon Nak!

🧘‍♂️ The main consecration featured 16 top-tier monks, including:

Luang Pu Toh, Wat Pradoochimplee

Luang Pho Koon, Wat Ban Rai

Luang Pho Guay, Wat Kositaram

Luang Pu See, Wat Tham Khao Boon Nak

Luang Pho Phan, Wat Pikulthong
… and other revered masters who infused their spiritual power into the ceremony.

✨ The result? An amulet praised for its powerful aura of loving-kindness, protection, and prosperity—highly suitable for personal wear or spiritual inheritance.

🛡️ For collectors and devotees of post-2500 BE Thai amulets, the Somdej with Sacred Yantra from 1975 stands as a must-have masterpiece and a testament to the glory of Thai Buddhist magic.

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