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PDMAB7292R : Ward Off Dangers & Obstacles 2515 BE ‘Look Om Na Pat Talord’ (LP Toh, Wat Phra Doo Chim Plee, Bangkok)
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Size diameter 1.5 cm




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Name: Look Om Na Pat Talord (or ‘Look Om Saeng Chan’)

From: LP Toh, Wat Phra Doo Chim Plee, Bangkok

Origin: Thailand

Year: 2515 BE (1972 CE)

Size: diameter 1.5 cm

Material:this Look Om created from the powder of Phra Somdej Kha Toh, Somdej Prok Pho and Buddha amulets blessed by LP Toh (soaked in holy water for a period of time) from 1923 – 1967 CE

Purpose: LP Toh would like to donate the money from amulet to restore and develop Phra That Sob Fang temple, Chaingmai Province.

Purpose: LP Toh would like to donate the money from amulet to restore and develop Phra That Sob Fang temple, Chaingmai Province.

Ceremony: Ajarn Boem, a disciple of LP Toh crushed those Buddha amulets LP Toh blessed into powder, gathered the powder for several occasions. **LP Toh said that powder was ready to use without blessing again.

Power: Thais believe LP Toh amulet is the best of wealth, luck, good business and fortune. By the way, LP Toh amulet has many wonderful experiences about protecting wearer from weapon and accident.

The Biography of LP Toh:
Luang Pu Toh or Phraraj Sangwaraphimon (27 March 1887- 5 March 1981) was a past abbot of Wat Pra Doo Chim Plee in Bangkok. LP Toh was an admirable guru monk whom Thai Buddhists have faith in. His Majesty the King Bhumibol also has faith in LP Toh. When LP Toh was alive, the king visited LP Toh at the temple many times. LP Toh was famous for his sacred amulets which worshippers experienced wonderful events. The amulets were so holy that they became the top ranked by amulet gurus.
LP Toh was born on 27 March 1887 CE in the reign of King Rama V. He got ordained as a Buddhist monk at Wat Pra Doo Chim Plee at age 20 in 1907 CE He became an abbot of Wat Pra Doo Chim Plee in 1913 CE
After ordination, LP Toh set his heart on dharma of Buddha and meditation. He set off on a monk journey (Thai: Tudong) with aim of mysticism. LP Toh met many experienced guru monks and learnt contemplation and Mantra from them. LP Toh was contemporary with superb past monks for example:
1. LP Sod of Wat Pak Nam (Phasicharoen District, Bangkok)
2. LP Chaeng of Wat Bang Pang (Nonthaburi Province)
3. LP Klaii of Wat Hong Rattanaram Ratchaworawihan (Bangkok)
LP Toh calmly passed away on 5 March 1981 CE at age 93 and for 73 years in monkhood. The funeral was deservedly held and the king exclusively came to the funeral.

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Amulets by LP Toh, Wat Phra Doo Chim Plee, Bangkok


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