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PHOLD179 : CE 1971 Closed Eyes Buddha Phra Pidta Amulet, batch Jong Ang Suek – invulnerable, mercy and good fortune (LP Pae, Wat Phikul Thong, Singburi Province )  with Katha: LPPae_WatPikulThong | | | |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Name: Phra Pidta Amulet (Closed Eyes Buddha)
From: LP Pae, Wat Pikul Thong, Singburi Province
Origin: Thailand
Name: “Jong Ang Suek” (King Cobra Battle)
Year: BE2514 (CE1971)
Size: 2.5 cm x 3 cm
Material:this amulet created from Wan /herbs and special holy powders.
Purpose: to earn donations to develop and restore Wat Pikul Thong.
Ceremony: LP Pae strongly blessed this amulet with mantra and mind stream.
Power: This Phra Pidta from LP Pae is strongly protective and enhancing worshiper’s fortune and career and business.
This batch “Jong Ang Suek” has history when World War II, LP Pae made Takrut and gave to soldiers. The result was so amazing the soldiers who wore amulets from LP Pae could not be killed from all bombs, knives and weapons that foreigners in the war called Thai soldier “Ghost Troops”.
Feature: Signature of amulet from LP Pae is having “Yant Phut Sorn”. This Phra Pidta amulet has Yant Phut Sorn on the back.
“Yant Phut Sorn” has another name “Yant Phra Jow Ha Phra Ong” that is long famous. Regarded as the best of Yant and can use in all benefits especially in doing “Long Nah Naa Thong” (charming golden mask ceremony) and power of good luck, wealth, gaining mercy from superiors, charm and promoting to a higher rank.
Suitable for:
1. People who want amulets with experience.
2. People who like amulets with many powers.
3. People who collect amulet as amulet from LP Pae is getting rare and more popularity.
The Biography of LP Pae:
LP Pae of Wat Pikul Thong, Singburi Province was born on 1st January BE2448 (CE1905) at Singburi Province. At the age of 11 he studied Thai language and Cambodia language with Master Pom ChanTaSuWanNo at the temple. After his basic graduation, his uncle and his father-in-law took him to LP Som who is a khmer monk of Wat ChaNaSongKram, Bangkok. LP Pae learnt basic subjects with LP Som for one year. After that, he learnt Bali grammar at Wat MaHaThatYuWaRaTrangSaRit, Bangkok. A year later, he went to his home. He was novice at the age of 16 at Wat Pikul Thong. And then, he came back to Wat ChaNaSongKram again. He has been an expert of concentration of mindfulness in Buddhism way. He was ordained at the age of 21 at Wat Pikul Thong. He still studied at Wat ChaNaSongKram, Bangkok. Until his age of 26, the villagers surrounding Wat Pikulthong invited Pramaha Pae Khemangaro to return to his domicile and assume the vacant position of Abbot of Wat Pikulthong. It was considered that he was sufficiently qualified to take up the challenge to sustain the Buddhist faith. When he agreed to take the position he decided that he needed to further educate himself to better serve the people and develop the monastery. He started to study Psychology and Magic, including Thai Herbs which in that period were very important aspect of village life. He studied under Master Kliang of Suthatthepwararam Temple in Bangkok. Master Kliang taught him all that he needed to know in the various disciplines in which he was interested. Apart from Master Kliang, he also studied under the Reverend Srisatjamuni (Pramaha Sonthi Yatitharo) and the Reverend Father Liam. (The villagers called him as “Luang Ta Liam”) Both of whom were disciples of the Patriarch as well. LP Pae passed away on 10th February BE2542 (CE1999) at the age of 94.
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