Phra Khawampati (Pidta), handcrafted from lightning-struck teak wood, filled with 108 herbal powders from Lanna, Kruba Teelaphot, Wat Non Dtai (B.E.2563).

Created a total of : 76 statues
(*Only 47 statues available open for worship.)

Phra Khawampati (Pidta) was created according to the textbook of Kruba Techa, Wat Chang Kradat, Chiang Mai Province, passed down from Wat Pa Sang Luang Hua Wiang, continued from others such as Kruba Aphichai Ai, Wat Sai Moon, Chiang Mai, continued from others such as Phor Nan Phon, Lamphun Province. The textbook says that the rights of the teacher will explain the method of creating the Phra Khawampati powder first. It must have either ivory or lightning-struck wood, or a lightning-struck buffalo horn. Rissana powder is the form of the Phra Khawampati, a mighty and courageous spirit. Find an auspicious time to consecrate and train Phra Khawampati in the middle of a forest or a cemetery, or at a crossroads of 3 or 4 roads. 

Phra Khawampati is very powerful and has the power to conquer all (conquer everything), suppress all dangers and enemies (prevent all dangers), and protect against evil and bad things (prevent black magic, strong winds 邪风, and being attacked by ghosts and people). Phra Khawampati is made from lightning struck teak wood, filled with herbal powder from Lanna, Burma, and Shan. It must be consecrated at the cemetery, and then consecrated again for 7 days. Each day has a specific incantation and offerings according to the prescribed textbooks for each day. When the consecration is complete for all 7 days, invite Phra Khawampati to soak in sesame oil and sandalwood oil. It is very powerful to worship. 

                               

Medicinal herb powder contained in Phra Khawampati, primary medicine powder of Chao Sala Kruba Panditah, Wat Doi Yuan Kham, Burma; Primary medicine powder of Chao Sala Kruba Mueang Chok Mae; Betel powder of Makhan Pong Saenya from 8 schools and 9 types of Phra Khru Sathan, Wat Phra Non, Mae Hong Son Province; Chao Sala Kruba Uwichaiya from Wat Kong Mu Kham, Chiang Tung; Chao Sala To U Jin from Mueang Mak Mai-Lang Ko; 2 schools and 2 types from Mueang Tong Ki; Chao Sala Kruba Panditah from 2 types; from Chiang Tung 1 type; from Kruba Apiwat, Wat Thung Pong; Issasaya medicine powder of Chao Sala from Mueang Chok Mae; Issasaya medicine powder of Chao Sala Kruba Panditah, Wat Doi Yuan Kham, Burma; Panpong-Khamungpong medicine powder of Kruba Apiwat, Wat Thung Pong, Para-nga medicine powder of Chao Sala Kruba Panditah, Wat Doi Yuan Kham, Burma, Five-Buddha (Phra Chao Ha Phra Ong) medicine powder of Phra Ajarn Siam, Wat Doi Cham Kha, Phrae Province, Nang Manora medicine powder of Phra Ajarn Siam, Wat Doi Cham Kha, Phrae Province, more than 100 kinds of herbal powders, white sandalwood powder - red sandalwood powder, ivory powder, old medicine powder and some medicine powders.

How to worship Phra Khawampati :

1. If we are hungry and poor or want to have good fortune and money, have 4 white fragrant flowers, 4 pairs of candles, worship Phra Khawampati and chant the following mantra:

"Katha will be provided."
3 times and your wish will come true.

2. If you go into the forest, cross the jungle, or sleep overnight in the forest, clear the forest first. Or if you are going to start plowing the field, clearing the rice field, clearing the land, pray to Phra Khawampati and chant the following mantra:

“Katha will be provided.”
3 times, it will be an auspicious thing, preventing bad things from entering our territory or land.

3. Let’s invite Phra Khwampati to place on our clothes, then chant this incantation:

“Katha will be provided.” 3 times, then put on the clothes, people will see us as beautiful as a god or goddess, people will be kind and love us.

4. Let’s find a betel leaf or a Bodhi leaf that has fallen under the tree, draw a picture and write the name of that person, then put Phra Khawampati on the betel leaf or Bodhi leaf, then chant this incantation:

“Katha will be provided.” That person, if he loves us.

5. When we are going to travel in any direction, let’s invite Phra Khawampati and chant this incantation:

“Katha will be provided.”, then the journey will be very safe.

Consecrated on February 23 to 29, Year: 2020 / (B.E.2563), corresponding to the 1st to 7th waxing moon of the 6th lunar month in the North.

Back in May Year : 2019 / (B.E.2562), Kruba Teelaphot heard the news that lightning struck a large teak tree in the garden of a disciple of Luang Phor Phra Khru Pairoj Phatthanakosin, Wat Phra That Phra Lo, who was his teacher. His disciple cut it and offered it to the temple, so Kruba asked Luang Phor for it to be used to create a Phra Khawampati (Pidta) amulet according to the Lanna tradition, which Kruba had inherited from Phi Nan Phutthikun (Kruba won’t tell you where he came from). Then, he took it to a craftsman to carve it into a Phra Khawampati (Pidta) amulet, then lacquered it, gilded it, and filled it with magical powders from Lanna, Burma, and Shan, which Kruba received from Ai Kan in Chiang Mai. After several months, it was almost done. The process of consecrating it, along with many other ceremonial items, had to be done completely and correctly according to the scriptures, and finding an auspicious time was also very important, so it took quite a long time.

Kruba would like to express his gratitude to Mr. Ai Kant Lanna for donating Burmese and Shan herbal powder to be used to fill the bottom of the Phra Khawampati (Pidta), which will be built in B.E.2563.

Thanks for people who support us. This amulet has been RENTED.