9 of the most Famous Monks made from Wat Arun (B.E.2551)

1 set 9 pieces.

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Phra Somdej 9 Pandin from Wat Arun (B.E.2551)

Size: 2.5x3.5 cm. 1 set 9 pieces.

PhraSomdej 9 Pandin. The 9 reigns PhraSomdej
PhraSomdej 9 Pandin, powerful blessing 9 Buddha amulets. These famous 9 Buddha statue are symbols for the 9 Kings of Jakri dynasty.

1) The first time in history the temple bless/chant 9 powerful amulets regard the 9 King's temples of Rattanagosin era with allowance of 9 abbots from these temples.
2) Secretariat of the Cabinet invited the royal ceremonial symbols to be attached on the back side of the amulet.
3) PhraSomdej PhraYarnasunkworn Somdej PhraSunkararth, thailand leader of monk council lead the ceremony.
4) The Princess and The Prince lead the ceremony consecrated these 9 PhraSomdej.


B.E.2551 PhraSomdej 9 Pandin bless/chant from WatArun again, it was 10 years ago these sets were made. The temple change the image backside of the amulet with 8 symbols the yogi saw at the Buddha's foot print when he's born. This 8 auspicous signs bring great protection and prosperous fortune to the wearer.

Front frame, Wand, Conch shell, Jakra, Victory flag, Elephant hook, Ausapa Bull, Pot, Dhamajakra Wheel of fortune.



PhraSomdej 9 Pandin are made of the most rare holy materials.
PhraSomdej 9 Pandin made of 9 consecrated holy powder mixed together, this comprise Arrahung Sidthitungorn, Sirichai Kosok, Navamungklapibarn, Mahararth, Ittijay, Buddhakhun, Dhumakhun, Sunkakhun and Mahapitupatarn mongkon 38, to bring powerful blessing for example.

1) Arrahung Sidthitungorn holy powder, make a valor, successful in every work purpose, born of infinity treasure.
2) Sirichai Kosok holy powder, All words are respectful by people, success in any contact and nagotiation.
3) Navamungklapibarn holy powder. Protect from all directions, harm dangers or evils/darkness can't get through. Bring life to the blessing fortune, get through all obstacles, everyplace prayer go are full of happy and victory.

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Phra Somdej Kaiser (Phim Yai - Large mould) (Kanaen Pun) from Wat Arun (B.E.2529)

Phra Somdej Kaiser Phim Yai (Kanaen Pun) (size : 2.7 x 4.5 cm) is made from a powerful combination of more than 200 different kinds of sacred substances gathered from temples, monasteries, stupas and guru masters of both past and present times from all over Thailand and the four sacred Buddhist sites of pilgrimage in India.

The consecration ceremony was presided by the Supreme Patriach Sakhon Maha Sangha Parinayok from Wat Bovornives, Somdej Phra Buddhacharn from Wat Saket and Somdej Phra Maha Tirachan from Wat Chana Songkhram.

The Phra Somdej amulet was blessed and consecrated for a total of nine times by 99 outstanding senior Buddhist masters who sat in concentration and mindfulness.

The consecration ceremonies for this amulet took three years and the sacred materials used in the manufacture of the amulet took 25 years to collect.

The materials include Phra Somdej Wat Rakang and Bangkhunphrom holy powder from Somdej Phra Phuttacharn Toh, soil and leaves from the Bodhi tree in India, powder from Phra Somdej Wat Plub and Wat Indraviharn, powder from Phra Wat Paknam 1st, 4th and 6th batch, relics of Buddha's disciples, powder from Ajarn Lee Wat Asokaram, powder from Wat Prasat Luang Poo Thuad B.E.2506, powder from Phra Somdej Luang Phor Phrom Wat Chong Kae, powder from Luang Phor Sothon and other sacred pilgrimage sites around Thailand.

This amulet is made from so many blessed materials, totalling more than 200 kinds, that having a piece of this amulet is equal to owning all the top famous amulets ever created in Thailand as all the materials are contained within.

This Phra Somdej amulet can be said to be one of the best Buddhist pendants ever created in recent times. It is highly recommended to be worn by people of all ages and all walks of life to experience multiple blessings and merits.

The material used in the creation of this amulet is quite incredible in itself. It took 25 years to collect all the materials and the consecration ceremonies took 3 years to complete.

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Phra Kring (药师佛), Roon Raek (1st batch), Nur Thong Daeng, Wat Arun (B.E.2547)

There have been many different beliefs about the Phra Kring amulet and why it was created. Historically it is believed that it was created for the purpose of making merit.

Firstly that the Kring is a symbol of the Buddha’s condition whose qualification is Anathi, non-self does not appear at the beginning nor at the end, so it turns to be a round seed. Secondly, the common belief that hearing the ring from the Phra Kring amulet can bring good luck ,good fortune and healthy, possibly the very reason for its unique design. The degree of good luck would depend on the number of times that the Kring was shaken.

Essentially the Phra Kring amulet and the round seed contained inside differentiated it from other amulets in that they were specifically designed to bring about mindfulness to creators and possessors, to make them think of the gratitude of the Buddha, the Buddha’s kindness including the ultimate truth that is the highest level of Buddhism. Another objective is to make them think of a number of important characteristics of the Buddha, impermanence, suffering, and non-self. The round seed inside the amulet emphasizes “non-self” as mentioned above.

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Phra Kring (药师佛), Roon Raek (1st batch), Nur Kalai Thong, Wat Arun (B.E.2547)

There have been many different beliefs about the Phra Kring amulet and why it was created. Historically it is believed that it was created for the purpose of making merit.

Firstly that the Kring is a symbol of the Buddha’s condition whose qualification is Anathi, non-self does not appear at the beginning nor at the end, so it turns to be a round seed. Secondly, the common belief that hearing the ring from the Phra Kring amulet can bring good luck ,good fortune and healthy, possibly the very reason for its unique design. The degree of good luck would depend on the number of times that the Kring was shaken.

Essentially the Phra Kring amulet and the round seed contained inside differentiated it from other amulets in that they were specifically designed to bring about mindfulness to creators and possessors, to make them think of the gratitude of the Buddha, the Buddha’s kindness including the ultimate truth that is the highest level of Buddhism. Another objective is to make them think of a number of important characteristics of the Buddha, impermanence, suffering, and non-self. The round seed inside the amulet emphasizes “non-self” as mentioned above.

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