Si Pheung InnKu (beeswax balm), Ajahn Prakong.

This Si Pheung InnKu (beeswax balm) is well known for its many benefits in terms of Metta kindness and popularity. Outstanding at negotiate with customers or clients. Approaching the elders is a subject that Ajahn Prakong has inherited from Grand Master Pu Won Konbai. A direct batch of beeswax balm with gain a lots of experience. Ajahn Prakong chanted and consecrated for a long duration. There is only 1 cartridge available.

Currently, Ajahn Prakong only makes beeswax balm according to the recipe of Pu Won Konbai, a famous layman of Phra Pradaeng. He said that when he went to study with Grand Master Pu Won Konbai, Grand Master Pu Won had 6 to 7 pretty young wives, even though Grand Master Pu Won was over 80 years old at that time. This InnKu beeswax balm technique is very famous among students.

Ajahn Prakong

Grand Master Pu Won Konbai

Rian Leurn Samanasak Phadyod Phrakhru Sitthikarnsophon (Monastic Promotion Medal), Neur Kalai Thong (Gold Plated), Phor Than Phong, Wat Chaeng, Phatthalung (B.E.2556).

*Encased with waterproof acrylic casing. Stamped with the code "Utt" on monk robe. Stunning condition!

步步高升，升级加薪，升官发财，如鱼得水，前途似锦。

 Phor Than Phong, Wat Chaeng, Phatthalung.

Rian Leurn Samanasak Phrakhru Watcharawiharn Khun (Monastic Promotion Medal), Neur Thong Daeng (Copper), Phra Ajahn Uthai Uthayo (阿赞乌泰), Wat Wihan Sung, Phatthalung (B.E.2556).

*Encased with waterproof acrylic casing. Stamped with the code "Utt" on monk robe. Stunning condition!

步步高升，升级加薪，升官发财，如鱼得水，前途似锦。

Phra Ajahn Uthai Uthayo, Wat Wihan Sung, Phatthalung. 

Yaa Wasana Jindamanee (herbal pills), Kruba Sak, Mon Sai Thong Bodhisatt, Lampang.

Size : 0.8 cm / 0.9 cm Available : 2 pills Yaa (herbs) Jindamanee or Yaa Wasana (good fortune from past good deeds) can be traced back to be originated from Somdej Phra Panarat, Wat Pha Kaeo of the Sri Ayutthaya era and the teacher of King Naresuan the Great. Afterwhich, it was passed down to Luang Pu Boon of Wat Klang Bang Kaew who successfully created and using the sacred herbs to help the people. The word; Jindamanee (or the Chindamani Ball), is a wish-fulfilling jewel with Hindu and Buddhist traditions. It is one of several Mani Jewel images found in Buddhist Scripture. A mani-jewel or (magical jewel) which manifests whatever one wishes for, according to one’s desires, treasures, clothing and food can be manifested, while sickness and suffering can be removed, water can be purified, etc. It is a metaphor for the teachings and virtues of the Buddha. Yaa Wasana Jindamanee was created using herbs which were very scarce and hard to come by. After gathering of the raw ingredients, a sacred ceremony will be conducted in the main chapel of temple on a specific day with the master chanting Buddhist spell throughout the process, from mixing of the herbs, grinding it into fine powder to making into ball-like pill. The lay-practitioners whom were chosen to participated in the making were all required “cleanse themselves” and to follow strictly to their precepts. After the completion of the making of the Yaa Wasana Jindamanee, special ritual will again be conducted to bless the pills on auspicious date and time following exactly to the ancient formula passed down by the grand master. There were many miracles with regards to Yaa Wasana Jindamanee whereby people with strange illnesses consumed it were blessed with recovery and in some rare situation where the sick were miraculously cured from near-death. Besides the above mentioned, Yaa Wasana Jindamanee can also cure person who suffered from black-magic and those being processed by simple consuming the pill and chanting a short mantra. There were also cases where business people will place this tiny pill inside their mouth before meeting clients or during important negotiation to increasing their charisma and most of the time were proven to met with success. Yaa Wasana Jindamanee can also be worn on the body to ward off negative energy, increasing charm and attracting goodness as well as wishing for good jobs etc. The formula of these sacred pills were passed down from generations in Wat Klang Bang Kaew from Luang Pu Boon to Luang Pu Perm to Luang Pu Cher (Jher) to Luang Phor Khong (also know as LP Sanya) and then to Kruba Sak.

Kruba Sak & Luang Phor Khong (also known as LP Sanya) from Wat Klang Bang Keaw. Hand grinding for Yaavasana Jindamanee herbal pills.

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Waen Phra Phut Si Laem (Square Buddha Ring), Nur Ngern (Silver), Luang Lung Dum, Wat Sakae, Ayutthaya (B.E.2556).

Size available : 59 (approximately diameter 1.8 cm) & 61 (approximately diameter 1.9 cm)

*Come with a pcs of original temple paper.

Luang Lung Dum (the direct lineage of LP Doo), Wat Sakae.

Made a ring in the shape of a Buddha. The ring's head is square, on the left and right are images of the apostles (Phra Mokkalla and Phra Sariputta). Luang Lung Dum prayed to the mind and then the silver rings from the temple are rented out for worship. This rectangular Buddha ring, B.E.2556, has a temple code have been punched in and there are three part of Yantra handwritten by Luang Lung Dum.

Phra Phong Roop Muern Soom Lai Kanok, Roon Raek (1st batch), Chao Khun Nu-Inn, Wat Pa Phuttha MongKhun, Kalasin (B.E.2516).

Size : 3.1 cm (Height) x 2.1 cm (Width)

*Stunning condition.

Phra Phong (powder form amulet) in the image of Chao Khun Nu-Inn is an amulet that was collected from bricks, clay, and incense powder from important places, ground and pounded together to become the main material for construction.

In 1968, Chao Khun Nu-Inn and his students traveled to the North. Along the way, they stopped at important religious places. In the past, broken bricks falling on the ground around pagodas and stupas were not yet forbidden. When reaching the said location The master would make a mental prayer for scraps of red bricks that were laid out on the ground to be used in making a Buddha image.

Mr. Prawit Lertmongkoltrakul one of the student who joined on this trip told the story of entering the Chiang Dao Cave. Said “The inside of the cave was dark, with only candles lighting the way. The walking surface is rough, so you have to be careful when walking. The deeper you go, the thinner the air becomes. The candle was weak. It was difficult to breathe because of the humidity.” But with the Master's determination to reach the bottom of the cave, the cave that was a puddle of water finally appeared. The monk and his disciples tried to wade through the water to prove that there was a further path. Or not, but no path was found. At the bottom of this cave, Chao Khun Nu-Inn made a mental prayer for the dirt and stones to come back out as well.

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Chao Khun Nu-Inn had a chance to visit and prayed for the rubble that was laid. Scattered from the skill of diggers looking for amulets.

In addition to the pilgrimage that has the opportunity. Collected the bricks yourself. Many students brought brick scraps and dirt from various places to offer, such as Phra That Phanom, Phra That Na Dun, Phra That Yaku, etc.

Mr. Prawit is responsible for crushing bricks using a mortar and pounding them by hand. As for various substances Chao Khun Nu-Inn would bring it to pound himself, then mix it with herbal powder and various magical powders that he had prepared. Then the Master Chao Khun Nu-Inn will come and catch it to see if it has been found or not. If you get a place, take it. Press to print the amulet, but if it doesn't work, it will be mixed with other parts.

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The printing press was done by the monk himself, with Luang Ta Tang, who is a monk from the temple, begin helping to press it. As for Mr. Prawit, he was not allowed to press to print.

Many different colors. The mixing of brick scraps, herbal powder, magic powder, each time is different. Some mortars are brick-red in texture. Some powdered mortars are white-yellow in texture. Some mortars are orange-colored. Looks very charming.

Number of builds from asking the teacher Chao Khun Nu-Inn said there were approximately 6,000 of them.

2nd batch "Iron Armor" sticker (金钟罩铁布衫贴纸), Luang Phor Chumphon, Wat Pa Arun Tham, Kalasin Province (B.E.2561).

Size : 13.8 cm (Height) x 11 cm (Width)

Luang Phor Chumphon, Wat Pa Arun Tham, Kalasin Province.

Phra Somdej, Neur Phong, Phim Wat Rakhang Kositaram (B.E.2564) Year : 2021

Somdej Phim 7 Chan (Phim Wat Ketchaiyo 7 Layers) made 5,500 pieces. Behind with Big Bell (Rakhang) red ink stamp. Come with original temple box. 

Approx Size : 3.8 cm (Height) x 2.6 cm (Width)  

A total of 22,000 pieces of this batch of sacred amulets were created.

Chao Khun Maha Surasak personally made the this batch of holy Phra Somdej in accordance with the ancient traditional method (according to Somdej Phra Phutthajarn Toh Phrom Rangsi ~ Ajarn Toh). He used the ancient method of making holy powder, writing the scriptures on the blackboard and erasing it, repeating it, and collecting this holy powder to supervise the creation of this batch of amulets. This batch of Phra Somdej & Pidta amulets that Ck Maha Surasak personally blessed and consecrated for raise fund for the construction of Wat Burilat temple, and it was made using the old model of Wat Rakang.

Somdej Phra Phutthajarn (Toh Phrom Rangsi), Wat Rakhang Kositaram Woramahawihan.

This batch of scared amulets was also blessed and consecrated with the 60th birthday of Rian Sema ceremony (11-13 June 2021) last month, included a total of 68 others gaeji ajarn (monks). Somdej Ajarn Toh has always been a good example for Chao Khun Maha Surasak to learn from. This time, Wat Pradoo Phra Aram Ruang used such a design method and arranged for blessing on the Temple Hall, which is of great significance. 

The raw material of the holy powder is made by the Ck Maha Surasak writing the scriptures on the blackboard and then erasing it.

This batch of sacred amulets is completely hand-pressed and cut by the Ck Maha Surasak himself and temple monks. It is different from the ones pressed by the factory machines on the market, and it is mixed with many precious materials. It is definitely a hand-made work! Because of hand cut of the edge, so each piece have it unique form. This sacred amulets made by the great Venerable Chao Khun Maha Surasak are hand cut and blessed step by step using ancient traditional methods. This will become one of the classics in the Chao Khun's holy amulets series. 

Chao Khun Maha Surasak of Wat Pradoo.

Powder of Phra Somdej, Wat Rakhang Kositaram, Bangkok.

Powder of Luang Phor Yeam, Wat Sam Ngam, Nakhon Pathom.

Powder of Phra Pathum Khan, Luang Phor Sodh, Wat Dhammakayaramdamnern. 

Powder of Phra Kru Kamphaeng Phet.

Powder of Phra Khong Kwan, Roon 1-3, Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen.

Phong Wahn 108, Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen.

Phong Thup (incense powder) from various famous places.

Phra Phong Somdej, Luang Phor Thong Suk, Wat Thanod Luang, Phetchaburi Province.

Powder of Luang Phor Unn, Wat Tan Kong, Phetchaburi Province.

Powder of Luang Phor Tat, Wat Chai Nat, Phetchaburi Province.

Tukkae Maha Larp (Great Fortune Gecko Amulet), Luang Phor Lam, Wat Samakkhi Tham, Bangkok.

Khaw Tok (Fried Rice) with Phra Ruang.

Nga Chang Hin (Ivory Fossil)

Khao San Hin (Rice Fossil), Sukhothai Period.

Shore in the shade.

The last step is to paint a layer of honey wax.

Sacred amulets Phra Phong Phim Somdej. 

Waiting to send in for the consecration and chanting ceremony. 

On the 5th cycle of 60 years old.

In the picture, Chao Khun Maha Surasak hand made for the Phra Somdej and Pidta sacred amulets in accordance with ancient traditional methods. Every grain is pressed and cut by hand, every step can't be careless. This time it is Wat Pradoo Phra Aram Ruang to raise funds for the construction of KUTI (house for the monk) at Wat Rakhang sub-temple Wat Burilat. The initiator is Wat Rakhang Abbot Chao Khun Tiang (just passed away recently).

Cut off the edge.

Chao Khun Maha Surasak 

Wat Pradoo

11-13 June B.E.2564 (chanted for 3 days and 3 nights)
 

This batch of Phra Phong Somdej & Pidta, Phim Wat Rakhang made total 22,000 pieces which come with 4 design (Phim): ~

1. Phra Somdej Phim Prab Prathan made 5,000 pieces

2. Phra Somdej Phim Than Saem made 4,500 pieces

3. Phra Somdej Phim 7 Chan (Phim Wat Ketchaiyo 7 Layers) made 5,500 pieces

4. Phra Pidta made 7,000 pieces

 

Phra Phawana Wisuthisophon Wi. (Chao Khun Maha Surasak), Samut Songkhram Province. The abbot of Wat Pradu, Phra Aram Luang, was the creator. To collect funds to build a monastery Wat Buri Ratchawanaram, Ratchaburi Province, Phra Maha Surasak are determined and dedicated in every detail of the making of this amulet for months that goes up to the temple at the Phra Phutthabat Hill Office.

This batch of amulets went through the Maha Phutthapisek ceremony. All 3 Agenda "11-13 June '64 " In the past, with monks come and join in the prayer of 68 spiritual images as follows:

Puttapisek Medal of Ayudhya Vadhana auspicious Medal for 5 Rounds Phra Phawana Wisuthisophon Wi. Samut Songkhram Province primate Abbot of Wat Pradu, Phra Aram Luang The 68 monks and monks were invited to attend the consecration ceremony at the Ubosot of Wat Pradu, Phra Aram Luang.  

First day : Friday 11 June 2021 08.19 a.m. Worshiping ceremony by Grandfather Supit Srirat At 5:19 p.m. Monks consecrate the Buddha mantra. Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta auspicious objects At 8:19 p.m., sitting and praying for the first time 1. Phra Phawana Wisutsophon Reverend Father Phra Maha Surasak Atisakko 2. Phrakhru Sophitwiriyaporn, Luang Phor It Phaphatjaro, Chulamani Temple  

Day Two : Saturday, June 12, 2021  1st set of 9 monks

13.00 hrs. Candle-lighting by Phra Dej Prakhun Somdej Phra Buddhachan Eastern Great Primate Director of the Sangha Council Abbot of Wat Traimit Wittayaram 1. Somdej Phra Buddhachan 2. Phra Thep Rattananayok Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, Lamphun 3. Phra Thep Sacred Heart of Wat Rai Khing, Nakhon Pathom 4. Phraraj Suthi Sophon (Luang Pu Thuan), Pak Khlong Makham Thao Temple, Chainat 5. His Majesty Wat Bang Phli Yai in Samut Prakan 6. Phraraj Pattana Sunthon (Chao Khun Moo), Songtham Temple, Samut Prakan 7. Phra Mongkol Moli Wi. (Luang Pu Boon) Thung Hieng Temple, Chonburi 8. Phrabhavana Prachanukul Wat Weerachot Thammaram, Chachoengsao 9. Phra Bowonrangsi Wat Rakang Kositaram * Phra Maha Naga Royal ceremony of Wat Rakang Kositaram Praying the Phutthaphisek***  

2nd set At 3:00 p.m., 11 monks 1. Royal Development (Chao Khun Somchai) Wat Pariwat, Bangkok 2. Phra Mongkhon Waropakarn, Chinwararam Temple, Pathum Thani 3. Phra Nantawiriyaporn (Chao Khun Ang) Wat Sawang Arom, Nonthaburi 4. Phra Kru Adul Wiriyakit, Wang Daeng Tai Temple, Ayutthaya 5. Phrakhru Rattanasikkan Wat Tham Phutthakosee, Trang 6. Phrakhru Mongkolhemrat Mango Temple Nakhon Si Thammarat 7. Phrakhru Buddhachetiyaphimon, Chedi Temple, Nakhon Si Thammarat 8. Phra Ajarn Nithis Yanveiro, Hongpradittharam Temple, Songkhla 9. Phra Ajarn Klang Saeng Panya Phalo, Khao Kuti Sangha, Songkhla 10. Phra Kru Sumon Tham Sathit, Suthanawas Temple, Prachuap Khiri Khan 11. Phra Samu Adirek Anuttaro, Nong Sai Temple, Suphanburi  

Third set At 7:00 p.m., 12 monks 1. Phra Samut Wachirasopon (President Extinguish Tianchai) Wat Phet Samut Worawihan, Samut Songkhram 2. Phra Samanamtheerachan Permanent Right of Anam Nikaya Wat Thavorn Wararam, Kanchanaburi 3. Phrakhru Sathitsomnawong Wat Pachantaram, Samut Sakhon 4. Phra Maha Vishnu Kitiyano, Kalong Temple, Samut Sakhon 5. Phrakhru Sarathamnited, Chai Na Temple, Phetchaburi 6. Phra Paladniwat Akinchano, Foothills Temple, Saraburi 7. Phrakhru Soraphat Kosit, Wat Sisaket, Suphanburi 8. Phrakhru Niwitmaneewong, Khao Kaew Temple, Nakhon Sawan 9. Phra Kru Kosol Phiphatthanakhun, Pong Tha Kham Temple, Phrae 10. Phrakhru Phisitsoraphan, Ban Pan Temple, Ayutthaya 11. Phrakhru Baidika Pairot Phatthiyo, Pom Kaew Temple, Ayutthaya 12 Phra Khru Sutthisarn Sophit, Phutakhian Temple, Kanchanaburi  

Third day, 4th set, 10 monks Sunday 13 June 2021 At 13.19 hrs. His Majesty the King Phra Maha Ratchamongkhon Muni middle primate Director of the Sangha Council assistant abbot Wat Traimit Wittayaram President lighting candles 1. Somdej Phra Maha Ratchamongkol Muni 2. Phrarajmongkol Wutthachan, Luang Pu Thong Suwichano, Don Kai Di Temple, Samut Sakhon 3. The royal message of the stage Samphanthawong Temple, Bangkok 4. Phra Rattana Moli Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat, Phitsanulok 5. Phra Suwan Maha Phutthaphiban, Traimit Temple, Bangkok 6. Phra Mongkhon Phatthanaphon Wat Lak Si Rat Samosorn, Samut Sakhon 7. Phrakhru Student Kunakorn Wat Phra Prang Yellow, Nakhon Sawan 8. Phrakhru Wimonyan Udom Wat Mani Chonlakan, Lopburi 9. Luang Pu Phra Palad Chom Alyn Chitto, Wat Phousat, Ayutthaya 10. Phrakhru Wisitchaikhun, Tha Samor Temple, Chainat * Phra Maha Naga Royal ceremony at Wat Mahathat Yuwarat Rangsarit Ratchaworawihan Praying the Phutthaphisek***  

5th set At 3:00 p.m., 13 monks 1. Phra Samut Dhammakani, Klang Nuea Temple, Samut Songkhram 2. Phra Khru Sunthonthanakom, Sri Sinma Temple, Samut Sakhon 3. Phrakhru Sri Thammaphon, Chaeng Charoen Temple, Ratchaburi 4. Phra Kru Siri Phothirak, Pho Si Temple, Ratchaburi 5. Phrakhru Wibulkitchathorn Wat Khao Nok Krajib, Ratchaburi 6. Phrakhru Sirisakhon Tham, Tha Krabue Temple, Samut Sakhon 7. Phra Kru Kittiphatcharawong, Saowakhon Temple, Phetchaburi 8. Phrakhru Wisut Samutkhun Wat Bang Phli Noi, Samut Prakan 9. Phrakhru Suwanchotiwut, Hu Chang Temple, Nonthaburi 10. Phra Kru Phothipatcharatham, Pho Klang Temple, Phetchabun 11. Phrakhru Pariyatphatcharatham, Ban Na Temple, Phetchabun 12. Phrakhru Phawana Inthawong Wat Nong Bua Hing, Ratchaburi 13. Phra Achan is at Ban Na Temple, Phetchabun * Phra Maha Naga Royal ceremony of Wat Suthat Thepwararam Ratchaworawihan Chanting the Jubilee *  

6th set (last set) At 7:00 p.m., 13 monks 1. Phra Phawana Wisuthisophon Reverend Father Mahasurasak Atisakko 2. Phrakhru Sophitwiriyaporn (President extinguishing the candle) Chulamanee Temple, Samut Songkhram 3. Phra Kru Samut Pittayakom, Phraya Yat Temple, Samut Songkhram 4. Phra Palad Chak Phop Kantasilo, Lamut Temple, Samut Songkhram 5. Phra Kru Samu Khamnuan, Parisuttho, Kaeo Charoen Temple, Samut Songkhram 6. Phrakhru Wisutthammakos, Sai Temple, Nakhon Pathom 7. Phrakhru Phaiboon Rattanaporn Hong Rattanaram Temple, Bangkok 8. Phra Baidika Supachai Silatecho, Mai Kratum Lom Temple, Bangkok 9. Phrakhru Pathom Warajarn, Don Yai Hom Temple, Nakhon Pathom 10. Phra Kru Uthai Boonwat Wat Uthai Photharam, Phetchaburi 11. Phra Kru Manun Silsangvara Wat Chang Tang Krachad, Phetchaburi 12. Phrakhru Lad Sarawut Panyawutho, Lat Chado Temple, Ayutthaya 13. Phra Maha Wichian Tikkayano, Buri Ratchawanaram Temple, Ratchaburi * Phra Maha Naga Royal ceremony of Wat Rakhang Kositaram Praying the Phutthaphisek*