Reasons for Frequent Visits by Officials :

1. Reputation in Protective Ritual Arts (phutthakhom / Buddhist magic)

Luang Phor Mum is recognized as a respected successor of the ancient methods of making takrut, sacred talismans believed to provide protection, safety, and authority. These are highly valued among police and military personnel for spiritual safeguarding in their official duties.

2. Spiritual Patronage and Official Engagement

It’s quite common in Thailand for civil servants — especially law enforcement and judiciary — to seek blessings from noted amulet makers or ritual masters. Luang Phor Mum’s expertise makes him a natural focal point for these visits.

Reports confirm he is seen as carrying forward the legacy of Luang Phor Somphop — master of Buddhist ritual arts associated with spiritual protection — which explains trust and reverence among duty-bound officials.

3. Symbol of Morality and Buddhist Governance

In Thai society, the moral authority of revered monks can serve as spiritual guidance for state officials. Visiting respected monks like Luang Phor Mum helps reinforce moral conduct, public image, and personal discipline.

During official events or religious ceremonies, formal visits to his temple reflect unity between state authorities and Buddhist institutions.

Spiritual Path & Influence :

Luang Phor Mum’s background offers a unique blend:
City-raised, with formal exposure to modern and classical Thai spiritual arts.

Shifted to a forest-style retreat life in the South — reflecting the Thai Forest tradition of meditation and secluded practice.

His practice integrates both mental purification (Vipassana) and protective magico-ritual arts, echoing the teachings of Luang Phor Somphop, who combined doctrinal insight with Thai ritual craftsmanship.

How This Journey Shaped His Role :

Central Thailand roots endowed him with formal access and resources, while moving south allowed him to realize his Dhamma practice through ascetic retreat and community service.

As the Abbot of Wat Noparatnaram, he now:
- Guides meditation disciples.
- Produces ritual amulets and talismans.
- Serves as a bridge between urban spiritual training and southern forest meditation practices.

Phra Indra riding 3 Headed Elephant, Nur Thong Daeng (Copper), Luang Phi Erawan (A), Mulanithi Thammak Khosoon, Pathum Thani.

Phra Indra which is know as King Of Heaven & Devas or rather commonly known as the King Of Gods symbol the god of lighting, thunder, storms, rain & river flows. He is famously celebrated for his mightly power which can destroy the symbolic evil “Asura” who obstructs human prosperity & human happiness.

Weapons :
Phra Indra prefer choice of weapon is the lighting bolt which create thunder & lighting to destroy devils & restore peace to the devotees.

Protect against :
Another words he can destroy those people like bad stabbers or people who have evil thoughts on you. He has a special ability to sense dangers.

Effect & Enhances:
Lastly whoever worship Phra Indra will have incredibly great 6th sense or instincts to sense danger or any money making or fortune opportunities. And If you find yourself wealth or money is being obstruct or stuck all the more you should get a Phra Indra amulet to wear to clear the obstruction & obstacles.

Phra Indra 因陀罗大天神

Phra Indra来自天上大天守护神之群首 有如我们各国的首相之能力 ，Indra大天神 是管理着我们大家命运之轮的 得失之能力 善德之分 权力之争 力量不输于 四面佛 与 纳莱天神 与Shiva的能力力量，Indra代表着成功的到来 成功的代表 有大象骑兽有如事半功倍 万事得意 得心应手 ，在泰国古代 凡事谁 膜拜 或者佩戴此 守护天神的人 将拥有一切拥有着天下一般 万事俱备 一帆风顺 生意兴隆 贵人扶持等等 。

Luang Phi Erawan (A), Mulanithi Thammak Khosoon, Pathum Thani.

Rian Nam Dtao Phra Sivali Um Bart, Nur Chanuan Ngern LongYa Lang Liap Na Kak ThongKam, Luang Phi Erawan (A), Mulnithi Thammak Khosoon, Pathum Thani (B.E.2557).

Made : 9 pieces

Chanted for 2 years.

*Handwritten Yant by Luang Phi A.