Yeab Nam Ta Lae Jued

	A well know amulet in the Southern provinces of Thailand. Created from holy ground 'Kak Ya Yak' found at the top of Pattani mountain. Kak Ya Kak was used in various series of amulets. This series is known as 'Chana' and was produced as a limited set of only 499 amulets, making it somewhat scarce. Luang Phor Tuad featues on the front of the amulet and the chinese engraving on the reverse means 'victory. Luang Phor Thuad was born in 2125 and was highly respected and revered as a guru monk throughout the Kingdom of Thailand. He spent his entire life spreading the Dhamma for the benefit of the people without impartiality. It is fabled that Luang Phor Thuad had the ability to change salt water to fresh water and it is for this reason that the amulet is often worn by fisherman as a protective talisman against the perils of the ocean. Amulets of Luang Phor Thuad have shown many miracles to individuals wearing it