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PBUPZ5296 : Protect collection LP Du holy powder amulet – The best powerful amulet of Progress & Protection (LP Ma, Wat Thammuengna, Chaingmai Province)  with Katha: Buddha_LPDu | | | |  |  |  |  |  | |
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100% Authentic from the Temple
Name: LP Du holy powder amulet
From: LP Ma, Wat Thammuengna, Chaingmai Province
Material:this powerful amulet crated from many holy powders such as “Phong Itthi Je”, “Phong Kammathan” and other.
Size: 2.3 cm x 2.9 cm
Origin: Thailand
Purpose: LP Ma would like to donate the money from amulets to build “Somdej Ongpathom” statue to place at temple.
Year: BE2554 (CE2011)
Ceremony: LP Ma created and strongly blessed this powerful amulet followed LP Du’s method.
Power: LP Du’s amulet by LP Ma is one of well known amulet because this powerful amulet will bring wealth, happiness, success and good fortune to worshiper. Moreover, this powerful amulet is the best of harm protection.
Feature: LP Ma wrote holy Yant in the back of amulet by his hand.
The Biography of LP Ma:
Venerable Acariya Varongkot Virivatharo (Luangta Ma), Wat Phrommapanyo (Wat Tham Muang Na)
Early Life
Luangta Ma's original name is Varongkot Suwannakun. He was born on November 23rd 1934 in the Noraniwat district of Sakon Nakhon, a north-eastern Province of Thailand. His father's name is Wandee Suwannakun and his mother's name is Sorpar Suwannakun. His parents had three children of which Vorangkot was the second.
Ordination
Luangta Ma has been a lay disciple of Luang Pu Du and practised meditation under Luang Pu's guidance for more than 20 years. When his teacher was over 70 years old, he implored Luangta Ma to ordain as a monk. Luangta Ma complied with his teacher's wish. He was ordained on Sunday, July 24th 1988 at 10:06 AM at Wat Buddhathaisawan in the Ayutthaya Province. Venerable Ajahn Pathrakit (Luangpor Huan), the abbot of Wat Buddhathaisawan, was the preceptor of the ceremony. Venerable Ajahn Suangthorn Dhammanithed (nicknamed Boonsong) acted as first ordination teacher and Venerable Ajahn Pichit Kitarthorn (nicknamed Sanae) acted as the second ordination teacher.
Pilgrimage and Ascetic Practices
After Luangta Ma spent one lent in robes, he went to pay respect to Luangpor Huan and asked his permission to leave the monastery in order to go on a pilgrimage. He also took the Thirteen Austere Practices, which constitute an ascetic practice considered helpful by the Buddha for removing the defilements. Luangpor Huan gave his consent, upon which Luangta Ma went to pay respect to Luang Pu Du at Wat Sakae. He arrived at night time when Luang Pu Du was the only person residing at the abode at Wat Sakae. Luang Pu Du gave him a sermon and wished him well. He finally added: “Wherever you stay, I will be with you. Take this amulet. If you need my assistance, just turn to the amulet.” With these words he gave him an amulet with Luang Pu Du's image imprinted on it, some travel utensils, and 500 Baht in cash.
Luang Pu Du told Luangta Ma to go up north, yet he did not state any reason for it. In the morning, Luang Pu Du sent a monk to bring Luangta Ma a lunch box, since he knew that Luangta Ma was too busy with preparations that morning and didn't go on alms round.
After these events, Luangta Ma followed his master's advice and went north. He became a solitary wandering monk and practised Tudong (pilgrimage on foot) through northern Thailand for several years. He often lived in caves to practice meditation. He experienced many odd and unusual occurrences during this time. One day he reached Prathat Jomjaeng which was formerly known as Prathat Jomkithi. At this place, he meditated in the open and prayed to find a secluded place suitable for solitary meditation. Miraculously, an old man appeared in the morning and told Luangta Ma about a remote cave in the forest of Muang Na. If it wasn't for the old man's story, he would moved onwards to the Four Buddha Footprints in Mae Rim.
Muang Na Cave
Luangta Ma, however, decided to follow the old man's lead. He sought the cave which the old man had told him about and -while on his way- asked Luang Pu Du for guidance through serene contemplation. It wasn't long until Luangta Ma found the cave, which the locals simply called Muang Na cave. The cave was exactly as the old man had told him. When he arrived there, Luangta Ma took up mediation and contacted Luang Pu Du through contemplation.
In 1980 it became known to Luangta Ma that Luang Pu Du had left his physical body. He went to Ayutthaya to join the royal funeral ceremony. After the ceremony, he returned to the Muang Na. Since then Luangta Ma practised solitary meditation at the cave for more than ten years. During this time he was supported by the Thai and Shan villagers who live in the Muang Na area.
Originally, Luangta Ma set out to seek enlightenment in this life, as epitomised by the Arahat ideal. Yet, when he advanced his meditation practice, he connected to previous stores of Bodhicitta. He felt deep sympathy for all beings and prayed to stay on, rather than to pass into Nirvana, in order to help all beings in the heaven, human, animal, and hell realms.
Consequently, Luangta Ma decided to give up the solitary life in order to help others to practise. He began building a temple around the cave in Muang Na. At the same time, he started to teach the Dhamma to people who came to the temple and he instructed them in meditation practice.
In recent years, Luangta Ma was able to attract a considerable following. He is now widely recognised in Northern Thailand; he is also known for his great kindness. It is obvious to his students that Luangta Ma follows the ideal of the Bodhisattva. He teaches the Dhamma to his students, as well as meditation and amulet making in the tradition of Luang Pu Du. Thus Luangta Ma continues the lineage of his great Ayutthayan master Luang Pu Du.
The Biography of LP Du:
LP Du was very well known monk in Ayutthaya and abbot of Wat Sakae. LP Du’s amulets are very sacred and LP Du ever said his amulets are one of great amulet in Thailand. There are many disciples of LP Du in Thailand because his teachings are very good. LP Du studied the magic from many top monks in the past such as LP Klan from Wat Phra Ya Yaak, LP Phao and other. LP Du passed away on 17 January BE2533 (CE1990)
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