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Luang Phor Tim of Wat Changhai is without question the most
famous monk that created Luang Phor Thuad amulets, blessing the
very first example in BE 2497.
He continued to create and bless this style of sacred amulet
until BE 2512.
Other than the 2497 batch probably the most sought after are
those that he blessed in BE 2505, but nowadays these amulets
attract premium prices, and often well beyond the budget of the
average collector.
As always most experienced collectors know
that there are equally good alternatives,
particularly amulets blessed by him
and released from other temples such as Wat Prasat, Wat
Muong, Wat Dee-Luang and Wat Tani Norasamosorn...all of
which are highly collectible and more often than not the
pims of choice for clever collectors.
In this article I will look at the LP Thuad
amulets released from Wat Prasat Bunyavas, Bangkok, in the
year BE 2506
These are some of
the most highly venerated LP Thuad amulets in Thailand, not only
because of price but also the numerous accounts of the divine
efficacy. Any good collector should possess at least one of
these amulets.
The account of
these amulets was detailed by Phra Kru Prasatanomagun (Wichian
Vajiro) the current Abbot of Wat Prasat, who himself was
involved with the creation of these superb amulets.
The legend is
quite fascinating. Originally Wat Prasat was named Wat Khwid and
it is said that LP Thuad used to make pilgrimage here.
In the year BE
2498 the temple caught fire, almost everything was consumed by
the flames. Luang Phor Thuad came to Acarya Tim in a dream
requesting that he renovate Wat Khwid.
LP Tim approached
the man that the man that made the original Iron backside shaped
moulds of HRH Prince Chaloemphol Dikhamphorn who assisted him
along with Phra Kru Smuh Amphol to create a new batch of LP
Thuad amulets at Wat Prasat.
These amulets
contain very high proportions of original powders from the BE
2497 series along
a
mixture of very auspicious components including fragments of
many ancient amulets such as Somdej Bang Khun Prom and Somdej
Wat Rakhang.
The amulets were
made in BE 2505 and blessed in BE 2506 by more than 200 senior
monks of the highest reverence at Wat Prasat.
Some of the monks
present at the blessing ceremony include:
LP Tim of Wat Changhai
LP Nak of Wat Rakhang
Pra Ajahn Tim of Wat Chang Hai
LP Toh of Wat Praduchimplee
LP Ngern of Wat Don-yai-hom
LP Pae of Wat Pikultong
LP Tim of Wat Lahan-rai
LP Jong of Wat Nartangnok
LP Perm of Wat Klangbangkaew
LP Tae of Wat Sam-Ngam
LP Doo of Wat Sakae
LP Top of Wat Chondan
LP Daeng of Wat Khaobandai-it
LP Mui of Wat Donrai
LP Kuay of Wat Kositaram
LP Prom of Wat Chongkair
LP Thongsook of Wat Sapansoong
LP Klai of Wat Suan Kun
LP Dit of Wat Paksra
LP Noi of Wat Dharmasala
LP Nai of Wat Banjang
LP Keaw of Wat Songbon
LP Si of Wat Sakair
LP Boi of Wat Manao
LP Num of Wat Donsala
LP Seng of Wat Kalaya
LP Tira of Wat Parlaylai
LP Boonmi of Wat Kaosamorkorn
LP Rian of Wat Bang-rahong
LP Kern of Wat Sungko
LP Cham of Wat Nualnoradit
LP Nor of Wat Klangtarur
LP Pol of Wat Tiantut
LP Tor of Wat Namatoom
LP Chern of Wat Yansen
LP Sood of Wat Kalong
LP Nerng of Wat Julamani
LP Ki of Wat Hoochang
LP Kaew of Wat Chonglom
LP Gun of Wat Khaokaew
LP Tongyoo of Wat Mai-nongpa-ong
LP Toon of Wat Bhotinimit
Jaokun Jia of Wat Bhoti
Jaokun Prayat of Wat Suthat
LP Dee of Wat Nuer
LP Kak of Wat Huakhao
LP Yim of Wat Jaojed
LP Ming of Wat Gok
LP Hiang of Wat Par
LP Juan of Wat Nongsoom
LP Un of Wat Prayat
LP Tium of Wat Kasatratirach
LP Sorn of Wat Singsarng
LP Tan of Wat Dharmsen
LP Tian of Wat Bost
LP Nin of Wat Kornburi
LP Tong-yoo of Wat Tasao
LP Budda of Wat Klangchoosri
LP Mian of Wat Bhotikajao
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