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PREAA5389 : Sacred Phaya Tow Yant Yoong (King Tortoise) Amulet, Mekkasit (LP Sor, Wat Sattharom, Surin Province)  with Katha: TT_Master | | | |  |  |  | |
| **LP Sor is a good monk. This year, he will be 86. This collection gets blessing from LP Sor that is very deserving of collecting.
100% Authentic from the Temple
Name: Phaya Tow Yant Yoong Amulet
**The amulet has code and number from temple.
From: LP Sor, Wat Sattharom, Surin Province
Origin: Thailand
Material: Mekkasit (mixture of different metals and other believed substances)
Quantity of Making: built only 399 pieces
**Power: protection, good luck, wealth
Phaya Tow is a king tortoise. In many cultures for example China, a tortoise is believed as a holy animal because it stays under a hard shell, can dive and lives long. Tortoise also relates to Buddha’s story that Buddha was once born as a tortoise. In Thailand, you can see tortoise amulets or sculptures placed in houses and establishments especially a shop mostly wished for good luck and successful business. In fact, people think that tortoise amulet makes its worshipper lucky, wealthy and has long life.
Feature: This kind of tortoise is Khmer magic that has many magical characters (Yant) on surface.
Name: Name: Saraphat Dee
Year: 2558 BE (2015 CE)
Purpose: This amulet is made to memorize the event of Song Nam LP Sor of 2015 CE
Belief:
Thai people have faith in Buddhism and monks. Every year especially in period of Songkran (Thailand Water Festival 13-15 April), Thai Buddhists regularly do Song Nam Phra or paying respect to monks and Buddha images by gently pouring water to them. People also do this with the elderly they respect to show gratitude that is called Song Nam Phu Yai. Song Nam is a beautiful tradition of Thailand. Particularly, people believe doing Song Nam Phra will wash up bad things from their life.
Ceremony: The amulet gets holy blessing from LP Sor.
About the Guru Monk:
LP Sor is a sacred respectable guru monk. He is an abbot of Wat Sattharom (old name: Wat Ban Kharm) in Surin Province. LP Sor is a monk who takes a bath once a year.
LP Sor was born on Monday 3 March 2472 BE (1929 CE) in Surin Province. When he was young, he was a good child. His parents planted him to keep five Buddhist precepts or basic rules of a Buddhist. Here are 5 rules.
1. Do not kill humans and animals.
2. Do not steal.
3. Do not commit adultery.
4. Do not tell a lie, be rude and instigate people to do wrong.
5. Do not drink alcohol and take narcotics.
Then his parents took him to a monk to learn reading and writing. At the age of 19, LP Sor got ordained as a Buddhist novice and at the age of 20 he became a monk. After ordination, LP Sor felt interested in mantra, so he went to several magical experts both monks and laymen to learn it. Soon, LP Sor all understood. Additionally, LP Sor is a friend of LP Hong of Wat Petchburi, Surin. After that, LP Sor went on a pilgrimage walking in the woods to Laos and Cambodia. For 5 years during pilgrimage, LP Sor intensively practiced meditation and gained strong consciousness.
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Note: The real amulet may be different from picture. It is in good condition from temple.
We provide Katha for the amulets in text and MP3 and how to worship.
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Amulets by LP Sor, Wat Sattharom, Surin Province
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