Phra Somdej  amulet, Luang Phor pae Wat Pikulthong, Singeburi BE.2500-2516

 

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Detail:Phra Somdej amulet, Luang Phor pae Wat Pikulthong, Singeburi BE.2500-2516

 

Phra Somdej Phae，1000牧师Phae，信武里府Phikun Thong wad，黑材料1991年
Phra Somdej Phae，五千牧师Phae，信武里府，皮昆通寺，黑色年
1991包含3朵藤球花，金，银，纳迦（顶缘，1朵，底缘2）
Phra Somdej Pae 1000 被认为是吉祥数字的意思
胜利与成功。佩父神父受人尊敬，出名，出名
怀着对昭披坤Somdej Phra Putthachan（致Phrom Prom Raysee）的信念，因此，他创建了“ Phra Somdej”。
他不会只专注于美容。但是专注于圣洁。将一丝不苟地调动魔力
远离一切危险，我们拥有财富和财富丰富
但是那些使用您的圣物的人将是天生的佛陀，那么必须严格遵守这五个戒律。

Somdej Phra Pae Phan, B.E. 2516 (1973)
Somdej Phra Pae Phan, mixed with minerals, iron, honey, and relics.
Created by Luang Phor Pae of Wat Phikun Thong, Sing Buri. This amulet was made in 2516 B.E. (1973) and is ranked as one of the most collectible amulets in the Luang Phor Pae lineage. The number of amulets created was limited. Thisรุ่น (edition) was contemporary with Luang Phor Guay of Wat Ban Kae, Luang Phor Thong of Wat Phra Prang (a senior disciple of Luang Phor Pae), Luang Phor Jey Issaro of Wat Huay, Luang Phor Juan of Wat Nong Sum, Luang Pu Puddha Thavaro, etc. For every amulet Luang Phor Pae made, he would have Luang Phor Guay of Wat Ban Kae be the first to bless them. Luang Phor Sri instructed Luang Phor Pae that Guay was his representative and could help him with any questions about incantations, numerology, or meditation. Therefore, Luang Phor Pae held Luang Phor Guay in high esteem because he never boasted. (Ajarn Pluk) The abbot of Wat Huai, Luang Pho Pae, magically transformed incense sticks into Siamese fighting fish. He instructed Luang Pho Kuay to give him the incantation for consecrating incense sticks, specifically the letter "P". Therefore, there is no doubt that Luang Pho Pae's amulets are imbued with supreme Buddhist power. He is a master monk whose amulets are imbued with the power of meditation and incantations passed down through generations, from the deity of the Noi River basin. Their power is beyond description, as evidenced by the experiences of those who miraculously survived near-death situations. This wasn't due to luck or fate, but rather the blessings of the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. A brief biography: Phra Thammamuni Sutthasilachar (Luang Pho Pae Khemangkaro, P.D. 4), whose original name was Pae Chaimankong, was born on Monday, the 7th day of the 2nd lunar month, in the Year of the Snake, corresponding to January 1st, 1905, at Ban Suan Kluai, Village No. 8, Thon Samo Subdistrict, Tha Chang District, Sing Buri Province. His parents were Mr. Thien and Mrs. Nai Chaimankong. He had four siblings, and he was the youngest child. He was ordained on April 21, 1926, at Wat Mai Phikun Thong, Thon Samo Subdistrict, Phrom Buri District, Sing Buri Province. His preceptor was Phra Mongkol Thipyamuni, abbot of Wat Chakrawat Ratchawas; his karma-vachariya was Phra Khru Sitthidet of Wat Chana Songkhram; and his anusasana-acharya was Chao Athikan On, abbot of Wat Mae Thong, Sing Buri Province. He received the monastic name "Khemangkaro." Throughout his time as a monk, he consistently performed good deeds, contributing significantly to administration, education, social welfare, and public service. In 1996, he was granted a special ecclesiastical rank as Phra Dhammamuni, a high-ranking monk, on the occasion of His Majesty the King's 50th anniversary of his reign. He passed away on February 10, 1999, at the age of 94, having been a monk for 67 years.

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