Pra Luang Phu Tuad Pim Bua Rorb (encircling Lotus), Loi Ongk Statuette blessed on the ocean, released in 2557 BE, these loi ongk statuettes are made from an alchemical alloy, based in ancient temple bell brass, and sacred yantra foils. Official Presiding temple: Wat Sai Ma Dtai (Nontaburi). Official Presiding Monks: Pra Ajarn Wasant, Por Tan Bun Hai, Luang Por Tuam, and Por Tan Kloi amongst other great Masters. Pra Luang Phu Tuad of Wat Chang Hai statuettes, made from sacred alchemical brazen metals including, ancient temple bell brass, and sacred ingots which have been smelted from ancient artifacts, and magical Yantra foils, and subsequently inscribed with ancient command magical spells up on the surface, before being once again, Resmelted into the final form as Amulets of alchemical metallic origin.

The Amulets were blessed in a very special way; firstly before even beginning the fabrication off the design for the smelting process of the statuettes, a ceremony of respect and of besieging permission from the great Luang Por Tuad was performed as an initiattion event to beseech the blessings off Luang Por Tuad.

The Luang Phu Tuad statuettes, were made under comission of a Brahman Master of a Charitable Foundation devotees of Luang Phu Tuad, amd Pra Ajarn Wasant, of Wat Sai Ma Dtai, in Nontaburi.

Kata Luang Phu Tuad

The first empowerment was performed out on the open ocean, reflecting e great miracle performed by Luang Por Tuad, who transformed salt water into sweet water, with his feet on the surface of the water. The sacred ingredients were given by the same Guru Master, who performed the Buddha Abhiseka ceremony. Some of the best and most powerful and long guarded sacred substances were inally relinquished, and renounced, in order to empower these Amulets with sacred ingredients in their hollow interior.

The base of each Amulet, has a code 'YA' (in Khom Sanskrit) stamp with its own number and series code embossed, for authenticity and recognition.

you can listen to Ajarn Spencer's account of the edition in the below video.

Scenes from the Ceremony