Pra Naprok Nang Tra was made by The Geat Achan Chum, in Wat Baromathat , Nakorn Sritammarat Province in the year 2497 B.E
This amulet was mass chanted by 108 great and famous monks from Nakorn Sritammarat and Phatallung District. The monks such as : Luang Phor Klai (Wat Suan Khan) , Luang Phor Opasi (Wat Arsrom Bang Mod) , Luang Poo Keaw (Wat Hrong Bon) , Luang Phor Deand ( Wat Tha Sala) , Luang Phor Kling (War Thalun Thong) , Luang Phor Pharn (Wat Khau Or) , Luang Phor Khong (Wat Bansuan) , Luang Phor Did (Wat Pak Sar) , Luang Phor Moon (Wat Khau Deng) , Luang Phor Song (Wat Chao Fa Sala Loi) , Achan Num (Wat Don sala) , Luang Phor Deng (Wat Khau Bandai It) , Luang Phor Tea (Wat Sarm Ngam) and many mores.
This Naprok Nang Tra was chanted for 7 different purpose and each for 7 days
Khong Kraphan = 7days
Charm = 7days
Protection from wild animals and insect = 7days
Arms protection = 7days
Protection from evil spirit = 7days
Chok larp = 7days
Metta Maha Niyom = 7days
This Amulet were made by fragment and sacred old amulets that is collected by Achan Chum and some were given by famous monk around Phatallund District.
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Pra Naprok Thep Nimit Achan Chum 2499 B.E (Samrit)
Pra Naprok Thep Nimit Nuer Samrit was made by the Great Achan Chum ,for gathering
and collecting fund to renovate Phra Baromathat of Wat Chai Mongkol in Songkla District
108 yant sheets which each of them were written 108 holy khattas on it and mixture of metal , silver and gold sheets to be melted together.
The blessing ceremony takes 48 days at Viharn of Phra Phut Nagnoi in Bangkok , its started on
25 November 2498 B.E and ended on 4 January 2499 B.E
This Chanting/Blessing is divided into 4 parts and each of them were chanted for 7 days
Khong Krapan (invulnarable) chanted for 7 days
Medtha mahaniyom (great popularity) chanted for 7 days
Choklarp (luck) chanted for 7 days
Kleaw Klard (escape danger) chanted for 7 days
This is a tiny amulet by size... 0.9cm x 1.95cm
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and collecting fund to renovate Phra Baromathat of Wat Chai Mongkol in Songkla District
108 yant sheets which each of them were written 108 holy khattas on it and mixture of metal , silver and gold sheets to be melted together.
The blessing ceremony takes 48 days at Viharn of Phra Phut Nagnoi in Bangkok , its started on
25 November 2498 B.E and ended on 4 January 2499 B.E
This Chanting/Blessing is divided into 4 parts and each of them were chanted for 7 days
Khong Krapan (invulnarable) chanted for 7 days
Medtha mahaniyom (great popularity) chanted for 7 days
Choklarp (luck) chanted for 7 days
Kleaw Klard (escape danger) chanted for 7 days
This is a tiny amulet by size... 0.9cm x 1.95cm
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Sunday, March 6, 2011
Pra Naprok Thep Nimit Achan Chum Chaikiri 2496 B.E
Pra NaProk Thep Nimit
Achan Chum Chaikiri
2496 BE
This amulet was made in the year 2496 BE (1952) by The Great Achan Chum and mass chanted by many great monks (Achan Pharn , Achan Num , Luang Phor Khong , Luang Phor Moon , The Great Achan Chum himself and Khun Phan) from Samnak Khau Or in Pathallung District.
Various materials are used to make this amulet such as sacred powder which Achan Chum seek and asked from many famous monks with a mixture of flowers that Achan Chum collected from famous temple across Thailand. He even mixed it with Achan Khong (the famous Khun Pen master) powder that he found at Jedi Bhan Sri Prajant in Suphanburi District.
Pra Naprok Thep Nimit was mass chanted for three months.
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