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PROMO144 : Holy LP Ma with LP Du Medal - Make Merit Kathin Samakki 2017 (LP Ma, Wat Tham Muang Na, Chiangmai Province)  with Katha: Monk-and-Amulet_Master | | | |  |  |  |  | |
| **This picture is a sample, so the real item may have a different color according to material and design.
100% Authentic from the Temple
Name: LP Ma with LP Du Medal
From: LP Ma, Wat Tham Muang Na, Chiangmai Province
Origin: Thailand
Batch : Maha Kamlang (Great Power)
Year: 2560 BE (2017 CE)
Material:cast from metal Yant sheets by LP Ma
Size: 2.5 x 3.1 cm
Description: LP Ma, abbot of Wat Tham Muang Na invites everybody to donate to ‘Kathin Samakki 2017’, an annual Buddhist merit making. Proceeds go to the fund of LP Ma to use for advantageous projects.
This item holy ‘LP Ma with LP Du Medal’ was properly blessed by LP Ma. Holiness of LP Ma and LP Du will bring the worshiper good luck and good things as well as protection from harm and dangers.
Present: The back of the medal has image of ‘Somdet Phra Naresuan’ the great former King of Siam for sacred protection from dangers and enemies.
**This medal is complete with a small meditation glass ball from temple. **
About LP Ma:
LP Ma (often called LuangTa Ma) is an abbot of Wat Tham Muang Na in Chiangmai Province (the north of Thailand). He is one of famous guru monks in Thailand. LP Ma was born on the 23rd November 1934 in the Sakon Nakhon Province. LP Ma has been a lay disciple of LP Du and practiced intensive meditation under guidance of LP Du for more than 20 years. He was ordained as a monk on Sunday the 24th July 1988 at Wat Buddhathaisawan in Ayutthaya Province.
About LP Du:
Luang Pu Du (29 Apr. 1904 – 17 Jan. 1990) was a well-known monk in Ayutthaya Province and a former abbot of Wat Sakae. LP Du’s amulets are very sacred. There are many disciples of LP Du in Thailand because his teachings are very good. LP Du studied the magic with many top guru monks in the past such as LP Klan (Wat Prayatikaram, Ayutthaya). LP Du passed away on the 17th January 1990 CE at age 86.
About Kathin and PhaPa:
“Kathin” is a Buddhist festival which comes at the end of Vassa, the three-month rainy season retreat for Theravada Buddhists. The season during which a monastery may hold a 'Kathin' festival is one month long, beginning after the full moon of the eleventh month in the lunar calendar (usually in October). It is a time of giving, for the laity to express gratitude to monks. Lay Buddhists bring donation to temples, especially new robes for the monks.
“PhaPa” (frequent: PhaPa Samakki) is a kind of Kathin that has no a specific date to do unlike Kathin. People can do PhaPa in every season of a year. Doing PhaPa is mainly for giving new robes for monks and making a donation for the temples.
Doing Kathin and doing PhaPa can support Buddhism. The merit of doing Kathin and doing PhaPa will bring the doer auspiciousness and prosperity. People believe when Kathin or PhaPa doer dies, he or she will go to the heaven and when they are born, they will be in the rich & good family, good-looking and a beloved person of people as well as have a lot of money and properties.
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(**Note to Donor: Making merit with the temple / religious place (PROMO) Billionmore is a benefactor or a bridge between temples / religious places. A portion of your merit will be deducted as a fee by Paypal / Bank / Gateway as usual. And the remaining money after fees, we have delivered to all temples / places of worship. However, we do not have any financial benefits (In addition to receiving merit as a benefactor). For your kind acknowledgement and may power of 3 Buddhist Gems and All Sacred Things bring you good luck, happiness, prosperity and good health.)
List of Donors
1. Mr.CHENG HO KWAN [2]
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