'Pra Khong Khwan (gift edition) of the year 3553 BE. This particular edition was graced with the presence นด over 10,000 Devotees who came to make merit at the Temple, and recieve amulets. Wat Huay Mongkol is one of the Nation's most important Temples, and in addition is known for its Tradition of making Pra Luang Por Tuad amulets. This edition was released in 2551 only at the Temple of Wat Huay Mongkol, and were never distributed on commercial circuits at all. They were only distributed to those who attended the Ceremony. This makes them already a rare item.

The amulets of Wat Huay Mongkol are also known for their extremely rich ingredients with high quantity of Sacred Muan Sarn (Sacred ingredients).

All editions of Luang Por Tuad amulets of this temple recieve large Blessing Ceremonies with a great number of Guru Masters present.

The Muan Sarn ingredients are so excellent that they stand out visibly from other LP Tuad amulets and are instantly recognizable for their content of gold flakes, Lek Lai powder, and rare Magical and Sacred herbs.

Size of amulet; 3.5 Cm x 2 Cm

The Abbot of Wat Huay Mongkol gives the following info about the 'Khong Khwan' series amulets which he distributes to Devotees each year in the New Year;

These amulets were made in a number of 300 thousand in the year 2537 BE, but were stashed away and not ever distributed until later, once the giant statue of Luang Por Tuad had been built.

Even then, they were not yet distributed, but were buried unde the statue of Luang Por Tuad (this practice of burial of amulets under Sacred Artifacts, is called 'Gru', hence the name 'Pra Gru for hiding place amulets).

It was only first in 2553 BE that Luang Por saw it fit to open the Gru and begin the first year of what is planned to be a 20 year practice of distributing these amulets, until they are all gone. This is therefore a 'first distribution' edition of 2553,. the first opening of the Gru Burial Chamber.

The temple of Wat Huay Mongkol is the location of the largest Luang Por Tuad statue in the whole wide world, and is the Pilgrimage place of hundreds of many many thousands of Devotees each year. It is considered a Buddhist Monument which has high touristic value, and less practice, but whose abbot is known for his great intelligence and for his attainments in psychic and spiritual power.

The many great Guru masters who join in to bless these amulets are a very important aspect to consider, when collecting and making Bucha to amulets that perhaps, do not carry a particular name of one single Guru Mastyer, but which in Buddhist sence are as sacred as any, and often more sacred than many. Because what is important is the power of the blessing, the power of the ingredients, the power of the faith of the Devotee, and the powers of the monks present who empowered the amulets. Whether the amulet has a particular name attached to it, is of course of less importance, when seeking the image of Luang Por Tuad. Lastly, part of what is special about Luang Por Tuad (so it is said at least), is that even a non-blessed image of Luang Por Tuad is still sacred and can make miracles happen. This is in our opinion true for all Sacred Objects of Faith, for Faith, can Move Mountains when it is strong. :)

Kata Bucha Luang Por Tuad

Na Mo Po Ti Sad To Aa Kan Dti Maa Ya I Dti Pa Ka Waa

Comes with original box from temple