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Luang
Phor Pon Intaguro
Luang Phor Pon Intaguro,
officially named Prakru
Siltivakorn, is a highly
respected senior monk
from Wat Intaram,
Bangbal District,
Ayudhaya. He has
recently created a new
series of amulets.
Phra Mahasetti Navakote
Tanpoopla
Phra Mahasetti Navakote
Tanpoopla amulets have
been specially made from
an ancient Thai metal
called Navaloha. The
base of the amulets also
includes other sacred
materials such as
Dinmoon Kunta Kuti
powder, Din Ban
Prasivali powder, soil
from nine billionaires'
houses, soil from 500
millionaires houses,
Ploykinborchiang (a kind
of sacred powder thats
believed can help
worshippers achieve
wealth), and several
other kinds of
auspicious herbs
obtained throughout the
kingdom of Thailand. |
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Other than the unique design of
the Buddha image itself, the
base is also quite different,
closer inspection will reveal a
scene from ocean life, with
seaweeds, fish, crab etc, a
world abundant with food.
The design is synonymous with
the intent of the amulet, to
ensure that the worshipper has a
fulfilling existence, with
peace, happiness and sustenance.
Apart from that good fortune and
prosperity will be called into
the life of the worshipper.
Instructions given by Luang Phor
Intaguro
To ensure full protection from
this amulet, worshippers are
directed to follow the following
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Devotees should worship
the amulets every
morning and evening. |
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Worshippers must be
respectful to their
parents |
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Worshippers must try
when possible to donate
money to charity (even a
small sum is
acceptable.) |
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Takrut Plongpai amulets
The sacred science to create
Takrut Plongpai amulets is in
fact quite a precious heritage
received by Luang Por Pon from
his teacher, Luang Phor Kliang,
a famous guru monk of Bangbal
District.
He chose bamboo as the raw
material from which to create
these takruts, as this was
symbolic of the inherent nature
of this plant to rapidly expand
into vast fields, and so the
worshipper will be given the
power to conquer all life’s
obstructions easily.
It was recorded that once a
Muslim, who disbelieved the
sacred power of Luang Phor
Kliang challenged him by hiding
a piece of sacred string in a
bamboo tree, immediately that
the senior monk arrived at the
scene he smiled in the direction
of the tree, whereupon the tree
broke exposing the sacred
thread.Since then even many
Muslims have turned in respect
to Luang Phor Kliang
Luang Phor Kliang was not the
original creator of this sacred
science, being quite ancient,
and used by many other senior
monks such as Luang Phor Ta of
Wat Paniangtak, Luang Phor Tae
of Wat Sam Ngarm, Luang Phor Kun
of Wat Nokkrajarb, Luang Phor
Jong of Wat Natangnok,
Luang Phor Poo of Wat Intra.
Luang Phor Pon, a successor of
Luang Phor Kliang, had further
increased the power of these
takruts by inserting lead pills,
each engraved with a sacred
spell.
Luang Phor Pon said that these
amulets would help worshippers
in the following ways:
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Protect worshippers from
weapons, accidents and
all kinds of danger. |
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Help worshippers conquer
their enemies and
problems. |
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Provide protection
against black-magic. |
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Help people, who were
damned by a mysterious
black magic power known
in Thailand as "Tong
Toranisarn". This power
afflicts people with bad
luck, failed business,
failed careers and even
lives. |
After they worshipping the
Takrut Plongpai amulet release
from this damnation would be
imminent.
(Note: Thais believe that
anyone, who is damned by Tong
Toranisarn, would suffer eternal
bad luck, their lives would
never be prosperous and they
would always be surrounded by
enemies, problems and obstacles.
Some people live their entire
life under the power of this
magic, and never relaize. |
