Phra Pitda - Luang Phor Toh

Phra Pitda amulets blessed by Luang Phor Toh of Wat Praduchimplee are expensive and often beyond the budget of average collectors.

An excellent alternative are a series of Pra Pitda amulets blessed at Wat Salakruen. Luang Phor Toh was one of two senior monks responsible for the creation and blessing, the other being Luang Phor Utama.

These amulets are now highly popular and like those created at Wat Praduchimplee are becoming increasingly more expensive.

This series of amulets were blessed by many senior monks and the first of three sacred ceremonies was held on January 25^th BE 2522 at Wat Rachpatumwanaram (Wat Tar-makam) where monks from nine provinces attended.

Karnchanaburi Province: Luang Por Utama, Luang Por Tiang, Luang Por Ban, Luang Por Kliang, Luang Por Lum-yai, Luang Por Nart and all abbots in the province.

Bangkok: Luang Poo Toh, Luang Phor Bunnark, Luang Poo Jew, Luang Phor Tui

Singburi Province: Luang Phor Juan

Samutsakorn Province: Luang Phor Sud

Rachburi Province: Abbot of Wat Wung Manao

Nakorn Pathom Province: Abbot of Wat Raiking

Nontaburi Province: Luang Phor Mee

Arngtong Province: Luang Phor Klai

Supanburi Province: Luang Phor Tira

The amulets were further blessed between January 26th to February 2nd  at Wat Rachpatumwanaram. Those in attendance were:

Luang Phor Utama, Luang Phor Tiang, Luang Phor Lek, Luang Phor Ban, Luang Phor Kliang, Luang Phor Lum-yai, Luang Phor Nart, Luang Phor Cham, Luang Phor Tui, Luang Phor Sud, Luang Phor Jew, Luang Phor Kee, Luang Phor Juan, Luang Por Tira, Luang Phor Krai, Prarach Punyaporn, Prakru Praditnavakarn and Luang Poo Toh.

Between 06.00 pm - 09.00 pm. on January 26th, B.E.2522, Luang Poo Toh and Luang Phor Utama, joined to recite sacred spells in order to transfer power into the amulets.

Furthermore a sacred ceremony was held on February 3rd, B.E.2522, at Wat Salakruen. Thosein attendance were; Prarach Pun-yasuthi (HeadMonk of Karnchanaburi Province), Prakru Sopondharmarungsi (Vice Head Monks of Karnchanaburi Province), Pra Samuvichian (abbot of Wat Salakern), Luang Phor Utama (abbot of Wat Wunviwaykaram) and many other sacred monks.

Chao Khun Rattanakawee donated many different sacred powders which he had retained for decades, ittije Powder and Mahalarp Powder from 109 Ajahns, soil from 41 Countries, incense ashes of LP Si Khow, Bailarn ashes from burnt scriptures.
 

(Note: Apart from the  Pra Pitda amulets, many other kinds of amulets were also created)

Unless otherwise stated, all material on this web site, including text and graphics, is subject to the copyright of thai-amulets.com