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| Phra Pidta "Phim Nakhon Bangsaek Satja Malaysia" 5 Phra Pidtas in Original Temple Box . Date: 25th August, BE2549 Consecrated by: Phor Than Boon (4th Abbot) Wat Uttamaram (Bangsaek, Kelantan |
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| Phor Than Boon (Phra Udom Dhamma Patibarn) Present Chief Abbot of Wat Uttamaram (Bangsaek), Kelantan. He carries the Tok Raja Lineage and contemporary of Chao Khun Mit. |
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| Phor Than Thit (Former Abbot) of Wat Machimmaram, Tumpat, Kelantan. |
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| Phayant No: 6906350 Date: 13th March, 2001 Maker: Phor Than Thit, Wat Machimmaram, Tumpat, Kelantan. |
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| Rian Roop Muean (Image) of Phor Than Thit BE2547 (Back View) Maker: Phor Than Thit, Wat Machimmaram, Tumpat, Kelantan. |
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| Rian Roop Muean (Image) of Phor Than Thit BE2547 Maker: Phor Than Thit, Wat Machimmaram, Tumpat, Kelantan. |
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| Phra Pidta Nak Hua Khao Nur Chin Takua BE245X Consecrated by: Luang Phor Yiam (LP Iam), Wat Nang, Bangkok (One of the Top 10 Benjakapee Pidtas in Thailand) If Interested, Pls Contact Me |
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| Phra Pidta Nak Hua Khao Nur Chin Takua BE245X (Reverse Side of the Pidta) Consecrated By: Luang Phor Yiam (LP Iam), Wat Nang, Bangkok (One of the Top 10 Benjakapee Pidtas in Thailand) |
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| Luang Phor Yiam (LP Iam), Wat Nang, Bangkok One of the Top Guru Monks of Thailand. LP Yiam makes very Saksit (Efficacious) Pidtas, Takruts and other amulets. Luang Phor Yiam (LP Iam) was born on Friday (5th October, BE 2375), Year of the Dragon during the reign of King Rama III. |
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| Phra Pidta Mahaurd "Phim Phiset" (Special) Nur Wan BE2538 Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Napparam, Narathiwat, Thailand |
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| Phra Pidta MahaUrd "Phim Phiset" (Special) Nur Wan BE2538 Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Napparam, Narathiwat, Thailand. |
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Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam, Narathiwat Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam, Narathiwat  Covered with Nur Wan (108 Sacred Herbs) Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam, Narathiwat  (Upper Top of the Mai Kru has the CODE to show 100% Authenticity) Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam Venerable Luang Phor Dam was born in the Year of Snake on Tuesday (15th April, BE2484). His native village was at Kg. Kok Jumbok, Tak Bai, Narathiwat, Thailand. His birth name was "Dam Krai Noi" He became a bhikkhu (Buddhist monk) on 26th July, BE2504 at Wat Mai Napparam. His ordained monk's name was Venerable Luang Phor Dam Janthasaro and later after years of studies and serving as a monk, he was conferred the title "Phra Kru Nipphanviharati". His upacha was Phra Kru Nippatkalanyu. His KammaVachachan was Phra Patalat Puang and Phra Anussawat Nachan was his Athi Nui. LP Dam stayed in Wat Mai Napparam for 3 years, later he then moved to Wat Prachaphirom. It was at Wat Prachiphirom that LP Dam travelled to study "Wicha" (Magical Science) under the guidance and supervision of many Arjans (Masters) He then travelled to Malaysia and study under Luang Phor Kron (Tok Raja) of Wat Bangsaek (Wat Uttamaram) for about a week. LP Dam is actually not a direct disciple. of LP Kron (Tok Raja) as rumored and speculated by many.  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam, Narathiwat  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam, Narathiwat In Original Temple Box. (Not Worn) LP Dam spent more time studying under LP Dee of Wat Sanghasitharam, Narathiwat. (LP Dee was disciple of Luang Phor Kron (Tok Raja) of Wat Bangsaek (Wat Uttamaram), Kelantan. Under Tok Raja guidance and tutelage, LP Dee made fast progress and became a master of Wicha (Magical Knowledge). He studied Wicha in the consecration of Phra Pidta and Mai Kru (Magical Wand). He also also other Wicha such as Ammnat (Authority), KungKhaPhan (Invulnerability), Metta (Loving Kindness), MahaNiyom (Popularity Charisma) and MahaLarp (Good Fortune) from LP. Kron (Tok Raja). However, despite having mastered the skills of making efficacious amulets, he hardly consecrated much amulets. LP Dee was a "Wachasit". Whatever, he says will come "True" but LP Dee was a very low profile monk. LP Dam also learned from famous Kruba Ajarns such as LP Pee and Luang Phor Pae of Wat Pikulthong, Singburi.  (LP Dee taught LP Dam the Wicha of consecration of Phra Pidta) LP Dam was also a keen in meditation and he mastered both the "Vipassana" and "Kammathan" meditation. He also learned meditation from Luang Phor Boon Thiam of Wat Chok Aerong who was his close buddy. They often travelled to Northern Thailand like Chiangmai and North Eastern Thailand like Issan for the Tudong (Ascetic) practice. LP Dam recalled that he meat a very old Kruba Ajarn (Old Master) who taught him the Wicha of making "Palakid" (Male Organ shape amulet). This secret knowledge was not known by many, only his close associates and luksit (disciples) and those who are close to LP dam knew that he made "Efficacious" (Saksit) Pladkids. LP Dam recollected that in Tak Bai, Narathiwat, there are many Thai Muslims. Even though they are Muslims, they make offerings to LP Dam and other temples in Narathiwat. LP Dam is famous for his Mai Tao/Mai Kru (Magical Wands & Pens). He learned the Wicha from Luang Phor Kron (Tok Raja) of Wat Bangsaek (Wat Uttamaram), Kelantan, LP Dee (disciple of LP Kron) of Wat Sanhasitharam and LP Gaet (the great Chao Kanat ChaoAwat of PrachupKiriKhan)  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam His Achievements At one time, LP Dam was practicing meditation in the jungles in Ayutthaya Provin ice where with his Wicha, he averted a flood disaster. After mastering such levels in meditation in Ayutthaya, he then returned to Narathiwat. He then made progress and got the following appointments: * BE2518 LP Dam was appointed Chief Abbot (Chao Awat) of Wat Mai Napparam * BE2527 LP Dam was appointed the Chao Kanat Tamboon Kaet Song (Head District Monk) *BE2528 LP Dam was appointed as an Upacha (Preceptor) [For the benefit of some who does not know what's "Upacha" is. It's designation by the Sangha Council to empower the Chief Monk to accept potential devotees to enter the monkhood and become a fully ordained "Bhikkhu" (Buddhist monk).   (Bottom of the Bucha of LP Dam has the Sacred Vial (Pong Wan) inserted) His Early Years During LP Dam's early years in Wat Mai Napparam, he made "Paladkids" (Penis Shape Amulet" and Takrut insertion into the arm. It was his lay disciple from Sg. Golok where he approached LP Dam to consecrate Phra Pidta (Close Eye Buddha Amulet). After consecration of the Phra Pidta, this amulet became very popular especially in Malaysia and Singapore. LP Dam used his combined knowledge in Wicha of his three teachers i.e. LP Kron (Tok Raja), LP Dee and LP Gaet. LP Dam did informed his devotees that the consecration of Phra Pidta that are empowered with KhungKhaPhan (Invulnerability) and Amnat (Authority) was not that difficult to Poksek (Consecrate) and Meditated upon. However, to consecrate Phra Pidta that's empowered with Metta MahaLarp (Loving Kindness cum Good Fortune), one must be very mindful of his feelings (vedana). Any thoughts of ill will, anger, hatred or unwholesome will render the Phra Pidta amulet null and void. Luang Phor Dam is a "Samathat" For those who have met LP Dam.. are aware that he doesn't speak much. He practises "Samathat" which means that LP Dam will be mindful of his speech at all times. He doesn't indulge in exaggerations or gossips. Hence, due to his strict discipline of conduct (abiding the "Vinaya", as well as Meditation and "Mindfulness", LP Dam has attained a level in Abinnya (a Supernatural state) where he has the ability to read the minds and thoughts of others. One of the events was that one of his devotees who was wearing a Khun Paen amulet where he wanted to seek the opinion of LP Dam on this particular amulet. But before he could take it to show LP Dam. He informed his devotee that "Married man should not wear Khun Paen amulet.. as this amulet could influence him to flirt with many women besides his wife". This devotee was stunned! LP Dam then just smiled. One time..some of his devotees were having a meeting with LP Dam to discuss some projects. Suddenly, one of the devotees had a "Flash of thoughts" pertained to some problems at his home. Immediately, LP Dam reassured him that everything will be fine and not to worry. The group of devotees wondered how LP Dam knew the thought of this particular devotee. Hard to believe..but it's true.. How Luang Dam's Mai Tao (Magical Pen) became famous? It all began in Narathiwat where a bank manager from Bangkok Bank was trying hard to convince an old man to keep all his savings in the bank instead of the bank. He has tried many times to convince but he failed each time. He then got disappointed and frustrated, then one day.. he visited Wat Mai Napparam. After paying his respects to LP Dam, he then consulted the problem with LP Dam. LP Dam presented the bank manager with the Mai Tao (Magical Pen) and asked him to chant "_______ Kartha............." before meeting again with the old man. This time, the bank manager managed to convince and succeeded in securing the old man's savings with the bank. Then the news spread, then the popularity of the Mai Tao (Magical Pen) was much in demand. Until today, there are demands for this Mai Tao (Magical Pen).  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam (This Mai Tao that was depicted in the story of the Bangkok Bank's Manger story)  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Napparam, Narathiwat  Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam, Narathiwat  (Lower Part of the Mai Tao has the CODE to show the Authencity) Maker: Luang Phor Dam, Wat Mai Napparam, Narathiwat MIRACLES (TELEPORTATION) OF LP DAM Once there was a young man from Chiangmai who was tricked and illegally trafficked to work in Japan as an illegal worker. He was given a degraded job where he couldn't take the abuse, he then felt frustrated. Later he escaped and was straying in the busy street of Tokyo. Miraculously he was brought to the Thai Embassy in Tokyo where he was then departed back to Thailand. When his family inquired from the Thai Embassy in Tokyo who saved his son. The officer in charge of the case at the Embassy said that a Chubby Senior Monk brought him to the Embassy. Later, the family showed pictures and albums of Thai monks, his son then came across the picture of Luang Phor Dam and recognized that this was the Chubby Senior Monk who brought him to the Embassy. The family then travelled to Wat Mai Napparam to offer Chiwon (Saffron Robe) made of 100% silk to LP Dam. LP Dam was humbled at the offering. He just wore the silk robe once, then he just kept it aside. When his devotees questioned whether LP Dam whether he travelled to Japan, LP Dam quoted "I was in the temple all the time..." Should you be interested in any of Luang Phor Dam's Amulets and any of his items, you may reached us at:Email: pidta.amulet@gmail.com* |
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| Chao Khun Mit (3rd Abbot) of Wat Uttamaram (Wat Bangsaek), Kelantan Chao Khun Mit was born on 27th April, BE 2473 in the famiily of Mr. Naisow Matnirat and Madam Nangmok Matnirat in Kampong Repek, Pasir Mas, Kelantan, Malaysia. He is the only child in the family and a relative (son of Tok Raja's sister) of Tok Raja (Luang Phor Kron). Chao Khun Mit is Multi Lingual and a very effective communicator as he is fluent in Thai, Malaysia, Chinese Hokkien dialect and Jawi. With such language skills, he had the advantage in conversing with devotees (especially the Chinese in Malaysia and Singapore and the people around him. As a young man, Chao Khun Mit always enjoyed gardening and carpentry. Therefore, he is always involved in helping the villagers and temple's repair work, construction and maintenance. Chao Khun Mit entered the Sangha Order (Buddhist Monkhood) to be ordained as a monk in Wat Uttamaram where he took ordination and guidance under Tok Raja. A few years later, he pursued his Buddhist & Pali studies at "Rongrian Pet Nukkhun" Amphoe Nongkhip, Pattani province in Southern Thailand.  In the year BE 2500, Chao Khun Mit graduated in his Buddhist studies and returned to Wat Uttamaram (Wat Bangsaek), Kelantan to learned and furthered his learnings in Buddhism & Wicha (Magical Knowledge) under Luang Phor Kron (Tok Raja). Furthermore, he conducted the administration of Wat Uttamaram with Chao Khun Chan. After years of perseverance and learning under the guidance of Tok Raja, Chao Khun Mit was then entrusted with the Art of making Amulets, with knowledge such as the Sacred Ingredients, Holy Materials, Amulet Blessing Amulet (such as Putta Phisek) and Special Kartha (Magical Incantations) from Tok Raja. Chao Khun Mit begun to make amulets to be distributed to devotees, villagers, donors as well as for fund raising projects such as schools, hospitals, etc His amulets included the famous Phra Pidta, Taolit BE 2505 (Nur Wan) Taolit BE2506, Rian Tok Raja and others.   |
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| Phayant Tok Raja BE2543 Consecrated By: Chao Khun Mit After the demise of Tok Raja in the year BE 2505, Chao Khun Mit returned from Thailand and became the 3rd Chief Abbot of Wat Uttamaram for almost 9 years. He is also the Chief Abbot of Wat Uttamayanmuni in Singapore simultaneously. It was said that Chao Khun Mit followed Tok Raja's advice to establish Wat Uttamayanmuni after his demise to avoid any misunderstanding in the Sangha Order. Apart from being a Chief Abbot of Wat Uttamayanmuni in Singapore, Chao Khun Mit also oversaw Wat Peyaram in Tangkak, Johor, Malaysia. Thus Chao Khun Mit moves around Wat Uttamaram, Wat Uttamayanmuni and Wat Peyaram to spread the Dhamma (Teachings of the Buddha), provide Spiritual Guidance to devotees and perform religious ceremonies such as Wesak Day, Kathina, etc. No one can escape the Universal Law of Anicca (Impermanence) as taught by our Lord Gotama Buddha. Chao Khun Mit left his mortal body on 25th May, 2001. Sabbe Sankhara Anicca!!! |
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| Phra Sri Vichai (Ancient Relic Amulet) Over 1,000 years old, Gua Musang, Kelantan, Malaysia. (This piece is owned by me and available for rent) |
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Phra Sri Vichai & other Ancient Relics were discovered at Gua Musang, Kelantan. The discovery was featured in the local Malaysian Chinese newspapers.      The Avalokitesvara Relic is very efficacious for Overall Protection, Avoidance of Dangers & Accidents. Avalokitesvara is a Bodhisattva who embodies the compassion of Buddhas. The Bodhisattva is variably depicted and is portrayed in different cultures as either male or female. In Chinese Buddhism, Avalokitesvara has become somewhat different and is commonly in the female figure called "Guan Yin". In Cambodia, he appears as Lokesvarak and in Japan he is called Kanzeon or Kannon.     Should you be looking for Ancient Relics that you want to keep and revered to as a Bucha that gives Saksit (Efficacious), Good Vibrations & Powers, then the above 3 Ancient Relic Amulets are highly recommended for you! You may contact me at the following: Email: pidta.amulet@gmail.comhttp://www.facebook.com/amuletpidta |
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| Chao Khun Chan (2nd Abbot) of Wat Uttamaram (Wat Bangsaek), Kelantan (Disciple & Successor of Legendary Tok Raja (Luang Phor Kron)  
Roop Lor (Image) Chan Khun Chan 1st Batch Year: BE2530
Maker: Chao Khun Chan, Wat Uttamaram (Wat Bangsaek), Kelantan
He received his formal Buddhist religious education from other senior monks in the village monastery when he was 15 years old. The monks there taught him to read and write in the Khom (Ancient Cambodian) and Thai languages. At that time, there was no schools which taught and conduct classes in the Malay language. With his determination, self reliant, attitude, diligent and hard work, he mastered the Malay language within such a short period of time. By the time, he reached the age of 20, he also mastered the Pali language (the Theravada Buddhist language) and was very proficient and had a good command. Thus not only was he able to recite but he was also able to write and translate the Patimokkha (Discipline Code of the Sangha), Sutras and etc from the Pali Dhamma Canon.   Maker: Chao Khun Chan, Wat Uttamaram (Wat Bangsaek), Kelantan Chao Khun Chan ordained as a monk at the age of 22 on 7th July, 1931 at Wat Uttamaram (Wat Bangsaek) in a ceremony solemnised by the well known Abbot Phra Kru Ophasputtakkhun (Kiew) of Wat Kampung Dalam Tumpat, Kelantan. After the ordination, he was given the name "Phra Chao Kesaro". He knew that the teachings of Buddhism was very limited in Malaysia, he then decided to travel to Thailand to pursue further in the Buddhist Teachings and Dhamma. He then went to Thailand and enrolled himself at the Buddhist Institute of Thailand where he studied from 1934 to 1949. In this institute he was taught by two teachers who were also his mentors. They are Phra Kru Pipat Samanakic and Phra Kru Pibul Samanawat. Upon the completion of his studies n 1949, he gain furthered his studies in the prestigious Buddhist College of Wat Muclintawapi Viahara located at Nongcik in Pattani Province. Later this reputable college was upgraded into a University for Buddhist Studies, at this noble university, Chao Khun Chan studied Pali, Tripitaka, Philosophy and other Buddhist subjects to equip himself to become a Buddhist teacher and to carry out the Buddhist Missionary work (Dhammadutta). Upon graduation from this prestigious university, he was honored with the title and rank of "Maha". In the year 1962, he was appointed as the abbot of Wat Uttamaram (Wat Bangsaek) succeeding Tok Raja (Luang Phor Kron) as the 2nd Abbot. In the year 1963, he was conferred tht ecclesiastical title of Phra Vicaranayanmuni Nayaka Maha Thera by the Buddhist Sangha Council of Thailand. Due to his enormous and invaluable contributions and services to the scoiety of Buddhist teachings in the State of Kelantan, he was elected to be Lord Abbot of Kelantan by the Royal Highness, the Sultan of Kelantan. On 30th November, 1992 at 6.45am, Chao Khun Chan passed away peacefully at the age of 84. Even though his physical body may have perished but his immense, immeasurable, invaluable and ever lasting meritorious deeds and his untiring dedication and service to Buddhism, to the devotees in Malaysia and Thailand and to all sentient beings will always be remembered deep in the devotees' hearts...Sadhu..Sadhu..Sadhu... Interested in any of the Amulets or Buddhist Items on our Blog?Email: pidta.amulet@gmail.comhttp://www.facebook.com/amuletpidta |
