The Khunpaen amulet below is from Luang Por Poon in Wat Pai Lom temple in Nakorn Pathom. It has a Kumarn Tong on the back side to increase fortune and sales for business as well as the charming and metta aspects already coming from Pra Khunpaen. Pra Khunpaen also has good power for salesmen and merchants, but with the gumarn tong added the effect is considered to be extremely increased.

Luang Por Poon is considered one of Thailands greatest Master Monks of all time, he was famous for his great stillness and quality of not speaking much unless it was something which was important - this is of course one of the signs of Bodhisattvas and Arahants. He recieved his magical training in Kata Akom from various Masters, including LP Jom, LP Glan, LP Chem and LP Ngern. Wat Pai Lom is thought to have been built during the Ayutthaya period, i.e. long before the founding of Bangkok. Its name means "Bamboo Temple" and was chosen either because the first temple buildings were made of bamboo or because of the dense bamboo forest, which once surrounded the temple grounds.



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This amulet has the Maha Saneh magical "In Koo" (อิ๊นคู่) on the back to increase your attractiveness and charm - The Khunpaen on the frontside has three tagruds (in silver gold and copper) and a semi precious stone for increased power. These amulets were made with one, two, and three tagruds in them and were rented at different prices, depending on how many stones and tagruds were inserted. This was to enable people who wished to make more merit by donating a larger amount to the temples to be able to also have a more collectible and rare memento with their protective charms and amulets they rented..



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This is a Three amulet Box Set from the famous Wat Rai in Nakorn Sri Tammarat. Made to celebrate the 60 years of our great King Bhumipol Adulyadet's (Rama 9) reign of the Kingdom. The amulets feature Luang Por Ngern on the front side with a Gold tagrud inserted as well as a Luk Namo metal slug with numbered code for the limited edition authenticity. The back side features Luang Por Tuad of Wat Chang Hai. There are three different cement powder mixtures used one type for each amulet in the set. The first one is in Pong Maha Wan 108 with Mai Tep Taro sacred aromatic wood.

The second one is made from Din Kakyayaks earth taken from the sacred marshes of Pattani which are used in authentic Luang Por Tuad amulets.


The third type is in Nuea Gon Krok (multicolored special powder mixture, using several separate mixtures which are then stirred together to form a multicolored spiral whils the cement is still liquid form - the liquid is then poured into the molds with the colors streaming in different patters, making each amulet an original).


 The box set comes with an additional Pha Yant (yantra Cloth) with jatukam ramatep and other Buddha icons in red color)



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This statuette of Hanuman catching Nang Supannamajcha mermaid is the same as the previously published statuette except it is made in Bronze instead of Lead, and that more examples were cast as the ancient 1000 year old lead version. For this reason it is available at a cheaper rental price of SG$70


This statuette is made by Luang Por Pra Atigarn Jai of Wat Prayayat in Samut Songkram, Central Thailand.

If you wish to view, or rent the Lead edition, click here

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Pha Yant (Yantra Cloth) Taw Wes Suwan by LP Ka Long

ผ้ายันต์ท้าวเวสสุวรรณ์ มหาเทพแห่งทรัพย์สมบัติ์ เจ้าแห่งภูติปิศาจ

This Yantra cloth is actually a lot deeper red in color, but was difficult to photograph. The lines of the design are also much blacker and visible than in this image. The cloth is of thick linen and has a very luxurious and durable feel to it. It is the size of an A3 paper so is quite large for a Pha Yant. The quality of the design is artistically very professionally drawn, as is the case with all amulets and magical items made from LP Ka Long. This cloth was made especially to celebrate the 92nd birthday of Luang Phu Ka Long Khiaw Kaew, of Wat Khao Laem, Sra Kaew. LP Ka Long's magic amulets are of the most sought after of all present day master monks, and this Yantra cloth is a woderful collectors item. Taw Wes Suwan is the Lord of all treasures, and also the Lord of all ghosts and demons, ruling over them. He will keep your home free from evil spirits and ghosts, as well as guard your fortunes and posessions from theives and robbers, as well as bringing you good fortune in the future if you rever him properly
The Yantra cloth portrays Lord Wes Suwan holding his "Grabong Petch" (diamond club), and is standing on the shoulders of Pra Rahu swallowing the moon. The whole cloth is coveres in sacred inscriptions of Yant and Na designs and sacred Khom Agkara lettering with ancient Kata embellishing them





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This Pha Yant is one of a series of Yantra Cloth editions by the famous Luang Phu Ka Long of Wat Khao Laem Thambon Wang Tong, Ampher Wang Somburn in Sra Kaew Province.



Left Pic; Official LP Ka Long stamp.
The Yantra Cloth bears the official stamp of the temple with LP Ka Long's image for authenticity. As usualwith LP Ka Loong Yantra Cloths, the cloth is covered with myriads of beautifully inscribed sacred yant designs and Sacred na designs,many of which are peculiar to LP Ka Long.
Rental Price; SG50$
The rest of the surface is crammed with sacred Khom (Khmer) Agkara lettering which contain magical Katas (mantras). These Yant cloth are running out of stock now in the temple.



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Hanuman amulet statuette (4 arms)

This Hanuman Loi Ongk is about 3.5 cm in height and made of lead, which is considered extremely powerful and receptive to magical charging.I find this particular representation extremely beautiful and fine handywork.
When i examine many different editions from different temples and masters, it is noticeable that some masters have found fine artists who do fine handywork on an extremely detailed level, whereas others have a more simple and cumbersome approach.
If an amulet is simple it should be the ancient method used in my opinion. But for stauettes i find such filigraine artwork as this preferable to the rough handywork seen in some cases. Amulets which are extremely ancient have a particular beauty due to their age, but modern made amulets that are deliberately made to look simple to give the "ancient look" do not convince me at all.
I am willing to rent this amulet in the pictures below
(only one in stock in the moment)

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This example is Nuea Din Pao (baked cement mixed with sacred ingredients and mineral elements), with a tagrud inserted inside it, as well as powder from the Statues that were made as the mold was broken.The rear side of the amulet has the Elephant God Prapikanes (Ganesha) emblazoned on it.

Brahma Deity face amulet - Pra prom Perd Loke (Brahma opening the world) made from Pong Samret powder cement mixture - Traimas edition 255 B.E.

Made by Luang Phu Pad Apinanto (Wat Rai temple in Ang Tong Province, Thailand)
The front has the Buddha sitting on Brahma faces with the rear side having a sacred Kata in circular form invoking the Brahma Deity and a lucky kata in the middle (Sabbhe Chanaa Pahoo Chanaa) for good fortuene, happiness and health. LP Pad is fast becoming one of the last decade's preferred master Monks and his amulets are becoming ever popular. He makes amulets more often lately but never makes them in large numbers.


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Hanuman Statuette magical amulet made by master Monk Pra Atigarn Jai Tidhajaro of Wat Prayayat temple in samut Songkram, Thailand.
Made from ancient sacred lead this statuette portrays Hanuman and Nang Supannamajchaa mermaid in a scene from the Ramakian (Thai version of the Hindu Ramayana Epic Myth)
In the Ramakian story, in this episode, Hanuman caught the mermaid Supanna Majchaa who was trying to dupe the God Rama from continuing his search for Lady Sita.

Hanuman saw through the trick and ended up diving under the water and catching her. he then took her as his wife, and she gave birth to a son; half fish half monkey - his name was Majchaanu.
This amulet charm is good for many purposes - dexterity, skill, charming with the other sex, strength and protection. hanuman is a superhero like Deity and endows his devotees with his strength and agility (for this reason many Thai boxers wear Hanuman as amulet or as sak yant tattoo).

Hanuman is also however a charmer with the ladies and has many wives and mistresses, so the Hanuman amulet also posesses the power to charm the other sex.Apart from the magical properties of this amulet, it is also simply a most beautiful piece of Thai Buddhist art with so much detail for the size of the amulet pendant (about3.5 cm in height). the sacred ancient lead is charged with magic power - this amulet pendant was made in 4 different metals, copper, bronze, silver and ancient sacred lead (1000 year old lead) - this lead edition was the least amoount of statuettes made and the most expensive of the series.





The base of the statuette has two sacred tagrud scrolls inserted with the Hanuman mantras inscribed upon them, as well as sacred earth to rever Pra Mae Toranee (Dharani), which is also blessed.
released to the public in 2552.






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Rare and old Monk Coin from B.E. 2520 (33 years old) in top condition image of Luang Phor Paet (หลวงพ่อเพชร วัดสังข์ทอง อุยบล) Wat Sangkh Tong Temple in Ubon Ratchathani
This Edition was made to raise funds for a public assembly Hall at the Temple for Dhamma practise.  The rear side has Yant Putta metta with the Kata Na Mo Puttaaya on it (Five Dhyani Buddhas for Metta Mahaniyom ; Protection, Health, and Lucky).
This coin is extremely rare and hard to find nowadays.
 This is one of my personal collection and will not sell cheap or reduce price, because I won't be able to get another one and it is rather rare and old, as well as being a real Master Monk whom i rever.
rental price 100 SG$
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 พระสิวลีผงว่านผังผงพระธาตุสิวลีเหรียนโค้ด
Pra Siwalee Pong Wan Fang Rian Kote Pong Pratat Siwalee - Sacred Buddhist amulet and Arahant image made by Luang Phu Ka Long Khiaw Kaew of Wat wang Tong in Sra Kaew , Thailand.

LP Ka Long is considered to be the most popular and powerful amulet maker of present times.
Pra Siwalee (or Sivali) was one of the Buddha's two greates disciples and great Arahant saint. (the other was Mokkhalana). Pra Siwalee brings great fortune and happiness to he who revers him.
This amulet is made from Pong Wan (sacred herbal powder mixture), with a copper magical coin inserted (Rian Kote) which has been blessed separately before insertion into the amulet, which is then blessed again as one single amulet after the insertion of the rian kote. The front of the amulet is fine in detail and shows Pra Siwalee walking tudong in the forest with his bag and a walking staff with Naga serpent head. This is representative of the Ruesi sages, and in fact many of the sacred Kata mantra prayers inscribed all over the face are referriing to the power of the Ruesi.


The back of the amulet is covered with Sacred Yant (yantra) and ancient Khom lettering (Khom is an ancient from of Khmer Sanskrit used exclusively to write Buddhist prayers, spells and sutras). The back of the amulet has two balls of Pong Pratat Siwalee inserted (Pratat means Budhha, or Arahant relics, and pong means powder.. it is a mix of powder made with relics). This makes the amulet extremely sacred and have the power to make miracles if you rever it correctly, as is always the case with arahant relics.
In addition there is a silver tagrud scroll inserted with magic kata. This amulet is specifically aimed at increasing your fortune, as well as causing your understanding of the Dhamma to become easier.. this is one of the properties of the pong Siwalee - that the wearer will instantly unnderstand any Dhamma teachings immediately on hearing or reading them.
This is of course one of the highest blessings one could wish for. 
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(ตะกรุดโสฬฦส ๑๒ราษี หลวงฟู่เอี่ยม วัดศรีทศเทพ พระเกจิ๑๒รุ่นเสก๑๒ทิศ) 

Takrud Solos sip sorng Pra Geji sip sorng run sek sip sorng tis - Using 1000 year old lead scroll, this is a magic amulet made by Luang Foo Iyam at the central shrine of Wat Sri Tosatep with 12 master Monk gejii Ajarns performing the Puttapisek Blessing ceremony - is has 12 birthsigns magic and was blessed in 12 directions by 12 Master monks on the 19th March B.E. 2552. This Tagrud has Maha Saneh and Maha Ud properties (Popularity Charm and Gunstopper)



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Khem means needle and has a questioning tone to it when pronounced (rising).
Pra Upakut was a Monk in the times of Maharaja Asoka the Indian king who first promoted Buddhism.
In this time Buddhism was experiencing a lot of disarray and downfall because a lot of false people were entering Monkhood just to make money or eat free.



As a result the local people did not have much faith and were losing their faith in Buddhism. King Asoka (we call Asoke in Thai) was then calling upon the monks to do something - they had a comitteee meeting and it came about that some monks knew of a monk called Pra Upakut who was sat in the "belly button of the Ocean" (Sader Tale), meditating and entering Nirodha and Samabhati state of meditation (enlightened and free from suffering).It wold have been so difficult to find a monk whose practise and purity was higher than this one - so they decided to elect him to be the leader of the Sangha in order to save Buddhism

The statue in the above pic is a Burmese style one and is called one of two names 1. Pra Upakut, or Pra Bua Khem - if made out of Bodhi tree wood is also called Pra Takhinasakhaa and made from a branch of Bodhi tree that has died naturally and faces south (or in some legends, East). I suppose the tale that you were told to place him in the middle of a pool of water is because his entering into enlightenment was whilst sat in the navel of the ocean. In geography in Thai we would call the navel of the ocean the sargasso sea.. but it might just mean in the middle of the ocean somewhere.
Some people will place the statue in the middle of a shallow bowl filled with water as a way of installing the buddha in the place of worship, reflecting the great meditation of Pra Upakut.

2 kinds of worshipping reasons;
One reason is that he is a subduer of Mara demons and thus protects you from danger.
second reason is that he is a keeper of purity precepts whilst sitting in the middle of the water - this means he will prevent you from having any heated feelings or things that cause you to be disturbed, angry frustrated or unhappy..all these things are "hot" feelings.. the water around this Buddha, and his purity will keep you and your household cool and peaceful instead of hot and bothered. No heated disturbances in the household and family.

Below -  Pra Takhinasakhaa Bat Mai Po    - Pra Upakut in Bodhi tree wood  with almsbowl



Pra Upakut is severely revered also in Chiang mai province and most amulets and statues of him will be made there. This is probably the Burmese influence too because in past times Burma was always overlapping into the province and even to this day you can see that the monks in North Thailand wear red robes like iin Burma not yellow like in the rest of Thailand.
The reason he is called Bua Khem is because khem (needles ) was used to refer to the buddha arahant relics used to implant in this statue (in original large statues of him) where 9 needles or relics were inserted into his  forehead (1) shoulders (2) hips (2) Hands (2) and Knees (2)



Ways to "Buchaa" (worship method)
Light fragrant incense , offer fragrant flowers and perfumed water - this can be done with statue at home or statue in the place of business too for sales. You then say namo tassa pakawato arahato sammaa samputtassa 3 times and pray in your heart that wherever the fragrance will flow in the air and touch, that there will be;
1. (at home) happiness, calm, peace etc 9all what you wish for).

2. (in place of business) That the fragrance wherever it touches will cause he who smells it to be induced to purchase in your shop. (actually i believe this is a really typical asian and especially Thai thing invented by people with greed in their hearts not by monks who recommend the way of worship - decide for yourself. i dont believe in using Buddhas to ask for riches)

Chant Kata;
Mahaa Upakuto Mahaa Laapo PuttoLaapang Sappe Chanaa Pahoo Chanaa Raachaa Buriso Itheeyomaa  Namo Joeraa Metaa Jidtang Ehi Jidtang Jidtang Biyang Mama Satewagang  Manussaanang Sappalaapang Pawandtume EhiJidti Jidtang Pantanang Upakudta Ja Mahaa tero Puttasaawaga Anupaawena Maara Wichaya Nirapaya  Dtechabunyadta  Ja Tewadtaanambi  Manussaaanambi Ehi Jidtang Biyang Ma Ma Imangkaaya Pantanang Atithaami Ba Ayyisudtang Ubajsa-i

I hope this helps people in understanding the background story and way to worship Pra Upakut.


I don't have any of these statues in the moment but can find various versions and check their authenticity for you for a small donation.. I do have Pra Upakut as an amulet from Wat tam Suea with Luang Phu Tuad on the back side for rental though.

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The temple then developed naturally until it became the world famous place it is today. LP Jamnian is renowned for his Dhamma teachings and travels around the world to the many "samnak" (centres) he has in many western countries, teaching the Dhamma. His amulets are considered very powerful. The temple is now in a further stage of develpment with the building of a massive Chedi spire (Stupa) which is so high that you can see it from many miles away. The temple has a giant Buddha statue (see pics at bottom of this post), on the top of the mountain which the temple is shadowed by, visible from up to 40 kilometres away. The stairs leading up to the top have 1200 steps to get there!

Above pic; Stairway of 1200 steps leading up to the Buddha footprint and Statue on top of Mount Khao Gaew (Khao Gaew means "Crystal Mountain"

You can make merit at the temple by renting a collection of Nine Amulets with nine famous geji Ajarn master monks on them, but you dont get to keep the amulets; they are inserted in trays layer upon layer inside the giant stupa which will have i believe 999,999 amulets inside when it is finished.



These amulets have a special unbreakable cement mixture you can throw one at the wall and it will not break! I personally met the maker of the amulets and he gave me the recipe which i was honored to recieve. This is his secret tecipe and i have to keep it sevret. He gave it to me because he knows of my plan to make amulets in the future when i have collected all the necessary sacred ingredients for it. This Tiger amulet from Wat tam Suea is now out of stock in the temple and there are no more left. I have only one example, which is the one you see here.
The rear side of the amulet has the image of LP Jamnian on it surrounded by sacred Khmer Agkhara letters, sacred Unalome spires and the famous "Yant Gao Metta" of LP Jamnian.
Yant Gao Metta is a spiral with nine rings to it - Gao meaning "Nine" and Metta meaning "Loving Kindness and compassion" - this increases the charm factor of the amulet making it useful both for protection and lucky charm and fortune. Nine is a sacred and lucky number in Buddhism. The goldd painted tiger face on the front has the number nine inscribed on its tongue too, which will give the power of "lin tong" (golden tongue) - Gonden Tongue means that you will be a good salesperson and convincing in your sales pitch.


The temple has many Chinese descended devotees and the temple grounds have several shrines which are specifically built for the Chinese manner of devotional practise




The temple has many opportunities of practising dhamma and dhamma retreats - and provides a host of different nooks and crannies where you can find a place to sit and meditate, and practise.
There is also a shrine with Buddha relics to worship - i myself did this and felt a very powerful and pure energy emitting from the Shrine.
Below pic; Relic Shrine


Above pic; the Kutis used for monks, apasoka and upasika (lay practitioners in white) to practise

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Below pic; Buddha footprint on the Khao Gaew mountain at wat tam suea where the Buddha statue sits

Video of Wat tam Suea

This is a beautiful place to visit if you are in krabi - the mountains around the temple are so beautiful, as you can see in the short clip below which is taken from the top of the mountain where the Buddha statue is in Wat Tam Suea

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This is a Jatukam Ramatep amulet made at Wat Chompoo Pradit (otherwise known as Wat Bang Hwa), in Nakorn Sri Tammarat. It was made in summer 2550 and reblessed also at Wat Maha Tat in Nakorn Sri Tammarat. This amulet was completely financed and comissioned by a very rich and devoted disciple of Wat Chompoo Pradit and faithful believer in Jatukam Ramatep.

The ingredients were sought out and collected from a number of sources, including Mai Tep taro, a very rare wood which has great power of metta. This sacred wood has a perfumed smell and the amulet still has a wonderful aroma to it. The back side has the great Chedi of Wat Mahatat in Nakorn SriTammmarat on it, which houses a sacred Buddha relic. You can see the many tones and textures on the back side revealing the great quantity of varied sacred ingredients in this amulet. The amulets were not marketed and are all kept with the lady who had them created. You can only obtain one of these amulets either from the temple directly, or by contacting the lady who had them created and financed them. She spent 5 million baht in their creation.




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Pra Narai Song Krut Run Srong Nam 52 - Luang Por Jon, Pak Chong, Nakorn Rachasima
This is a Pra Narai Chid Pised (special edition) amulet of Vishnu riding on a Garuda who is holding Naga serpents. The Garuda is then seated upon Pra Rahu. This combination of deities is considered extremely powerful. The sun and the moon are depicted on the top left and right of the amulet . The amulet has been treated with "long rak" (a black laquer used to cover sacred amulets and Buddha statues before applying gold leaf).

The rear side of the amulet has sacred yant (yantra) designs on it as well as two tagrud scrolls inserted and four sacred na designs in each corner. The amulet's powerful magic is then topped off with some sacred Khmer agkara lettering in pali around the edges.
creation date 2552.

This amulet is bound to become a collectors item, due to the fact that it was never greatly advertized or commercialised and is lesser known in commercial circles, which almost always leads to becoming greatly sought after once the edition has gained in age a few years.

Ruesi Por Gae Narot Maha Tep Normo - Wat Sala Fai Sakorn Sri Tammarat.

This is a Ruesi amulet from famous temple Wat Sala Fai in Nakorn Sri Tammarat. The front side has Ruesi Por Gae Narot (Naradha) embossed on it, with the Ruesi mantra "Leu Leur inscribed above his head.
The amulet has a tagrud in the base, as well as semi precious stone inserted in the tip of the amulet. You can see glittering points of white which is a sign of there being both Nga Chang and Pong Itaje present in the mixture, as well as Kakyayaks earth, which produces white beads that grow and increase with age. Both these ingredients are considered to have strong magical properties of protection. The back side of the amulet has a Kumarn Tong impressed on it, which increases the opportunity of it's wearer to have good business, wealth and fortune as well as lots of friends and good love life. The Ruesi will protect you from magic and bad luck and physical dangers, obstacles etc, and aid you in your practise if you are a meditator or practise magic yourself. The Kumarn will increase your popularity and business sales as well as making your home and family life a happy one.
I am sorry about the rather blurry fotos i shall re-edit with clearer ones later.

This amulet ia available for rent at a price of SG$50

This amulet is from the "Maha Tep Normo" edition of amulets made with a massive number of monks blessing in Nakorn Sri Tammarat. I have published and will publish more amulets in this series on the blog.

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This is an amulet in the likeness of Luang Por Dto (Prohmrangsri), made in Wat Rakang Temple.
The "Nuea Wan" (herbal cement mixture) is of the finest quality, and has the style of "Krabueang Dtaek" (cracked ceramic tile effect), which is so definitive of the Wat Rakang amulet mixture. This technique of creating amulets and putting them through temperature changes whilst drying and curing them to obtain the crackly effect on the surface was developed by LP Dto himself. Apart from examining the front side of an amulet to discriminate it's authenticity and beauty, the way esperts define further beauty and richness of the cement mixture is preferably to examine the back side of the amulet - for this is the side with no details, and thus enables an accurate examination of the grain and texture of the amulet. Luang Por Dto was renowned for his famous Chinabanchorn kata, which he brought and translated and adapted from Sri Langka, and which all faithful Thai Buddhist love to chant. The benefits of chanting Chinabanchorn Kata are countless, it creates a crystall wall of all the Buddhas, Bodhisattwas and protective deities around you and maintains health and safety as well as bringing you great merit, fortune and charm


I shall be posting this amulet to the amulet shop within a day or so for rent. Prices will be viewable there