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Wat Nason, an ancient temple in
Nakon Si Tammart Province, was
the origin of the now famous
ancient sacred series of amulets
known as Pra Kru Wat Nason.
These amulets are probably one
of the best known series of
amulets from the province and
priced well in excess of 100,000
baht/each.
The other two series were Pra
Kru Wat Ta Ruer and Pra Kru Wat
Nang. The three series together
are known as "Pra Kru
Tripakee of Nakon Si Tammarat
Province".
Phra Athikarn Prayak Vuttapunyo,
the most senior monk of Klung
sub-district, Nakon Si Tammart
Province, devised an ambitious
project to renovate the
dilapidated Wat Nason. He
appointed appointed Pra
Acharn Yao Kala-yano as abbot of
the temple, and at the same time
coordinated with Ajahn Pan
(Major Police General
Khunpuntarakrachdech), to create
a new series of amulets to be
known as "Wat Nason's
Puttasil Yon Yuk series" to
raise funds to support the
project.
Ajahn Pan
assigned his son, Nasun
Puntarakrachdech to work with
Phra Acharn Yao Kala-yano to
oversee the creation of the new
amulets.
The materials used to create the
Wat Nason Puttasil Yon Yok
series were identical to those
used in the very famous famous
Jatukam Burana Lakmuang BE 2547
amulets, as such the quality and
sacredness was assured
Apart from the sacred materials,
Wat Nason's Buddha Silpa Yonyuke
amulets were also passed many
sacred ceremonies to transfer
sacred magic power into them as
followings.
First ceremony
First ceremony was organized at
Wat Phra Mahatat, Nakon Si
Tammart Province, on May 17th,
B.E.2547. It was raining on the
day, which was associated as a
blessing from heaven.
Second
ceremony
Second ceremony was
organized in deep seas of t5he
coast Nakon Si Tammart Province,
on May 19th, B.E.2547, to invite
the angel of the seas to
transfer magic power into the
amulets. On that day the
ceremony was joined by LP Rung,
the abbot of Wat Huay Daeng, who
it was said actually witnessed
the angel.
Third ceremony
Third ceremony was organized at
the City Pillar Hall, or Sarn
Lakmuang of Nakon Si
Tammart Province, on May 22nd,
B.E.2547. Luang Phor Wan of Wat
Saothongtong joined the
sacred ceremony to invite the
souls of Praya Srivichai, Tao
Jatukam, Tao Ramthep and Goddess
Intapani to bless the amulets.
Fourth
ceremony
The fourth ceremony was
organized at Wat Nason, Nakon Si
Tammart Province, on September
24th, B.E.2547. Phra Athikarn
Prayak Vuttapunyo and several
other senior monks joined the
ceremony to recite sacred
Buddhist spells.
An unusual coincidence occurred
at this time. An ancient Kru
containing Phra Kru
Tripakee amulets was discovered.
This further increased the
interest of worshippers and the
entire collection of Puttasil
Yon Yok amulets were sold out on
the very day of release.
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