Giant Size Pra Classic Pra Pid Ta Buddhist Amulets in Sacred Powder (Pong Puttakun) mixed with Powdered and Blessed Bees Nest (A Sorcerous Ingredient which has the Maha Lap effect of Increasing Wealth treasures and Lucky Fortunes). This is the Pim B 'Jumbo Plod Nee' (Riddance to Debts and Poverty amulet). The Pim B Plod Nee Model has 16 Silver Takrut Spells Individually Inscribed and Empowered with the Psychic Elemental Magic and Buddhist Blessings of Luang Por Jerd. There was one other Model, the 'Pra Pid Ta Jumbo Ngern Larn' (Wealthy Millionaire Amulet).

Never before have we seen such an Immensely Powerful and Luxuriously Endowed Pra Pid Ta amulet with so many takrut spells. The insertion of 'Dtor Ngern Dtor Tong' (Golden/Silver treasure Bee amulet) in tp the Sacred Powders. The Puttakun Powders are Boosted with Maha Pokasap power, by the inclusion of Bees Nest Powder, and Luang Por Jerd's Special Wicha for the Lucky Treasure Bee Empowerment.

The base of the Amulet has a Code Number, and a teardrop shaped impression with a Sacred Na in Ancient Khom embedded into the Muan Sarn. These are Series Code and Authenticity stamp for this Edition, and should be present in all authentic models of Pra Pid Ta of this 2555 BE Special Collector's Luxury Edition.

This is an Incremental Magic Spell to Increase and Intensify the effects of wealth Increase, as well as Maha Pokasap magic to make Possessions and Wealth grow and Never Lessen, prevent any treasures from being lost or wealth from Dwindling.

Only 999 of these amulets were made

The rear face features sacred Agkhara Spell Inscriptions embossed into the Sacred Powder face, and a Bronze 'Dtor Pokasap' (treasure Bee) is inserted into the amulet.

Size 4.5 Cm High x 3.8 Cm Wide.

The quality of the Sacred Muan sarn is Excellent, and will only Improve and Look More Sacred as Time Passes. The Older it gets, the Better it Looks. This is a Classic of the Highest Order and will most Certainly Enter the Annals of Thai Amulet History as well as becoming one of Luang Por Jerd's most famous and sought after editions.

Comes with Original Felt Lined Box from the Temple. Can be Encased if Desired.

Read Documentation and see all Amulets in this Edition;

'Serb San Dtamnan Luang Por Noi' edition amulets 2555 BE - Luang Por Jerd - Suan Badibat Tam Po Sethee

Released in 2555 Be in a Large and Very Special edition of some of the Finest Amulets and Bucha Statues to Grace Our Store. The edition included lockets, Pra Pid Ta amulets, and Wua Tanu/Kwai Tanu Amulets and Bucha Statues.

In additon some special treasure Bee amulets given out only to those at the empowerment ceremony.

The purpose of this Edition was to raise funds for the building of a 'Taewa sathaan' (Deity Shrine) with a large statue of Pra Pikanes (Ganesha) sitting on a pair of Gold and a Silver treasure Bees as his Throne.

The edition included 2 Models of Lockets with Pra Sivali Statuette, Gemstones and 108 or 56 Takrut Spell Inserts. Two different Models (Jumbo and Plod Nee) of Pra Pid Ta Powder amulets were issued, also with either 108 or 56 Takrut and a Treasure Bee in the back face.

Some Ritual Dagger Sceptres with Two faced Taw Waes Suwan Asura Deva handles (Excellent for making Holy Water for Blessings and Banishings), and of course these Wua Tanu Bucha statues, and small portable Loi Ongk Wua and Kwai Tanu Amulets were also made.

Luang Por Jerd has applied the Powerful and Authentic Wicha of his Mentor, Luang Por Noi of Wat Sri Sa Tong, to empower and bless this editon of amulets and Bucha statues which we find to be of the Highest Quality and has had Authentic Empowerment of the kind that is not to be found everywhere, and hardly to be found anywhere.

For Bucha, Use Buddhist Prayers to Increase Power, with any or all of the below Kata

All Kata for Amulets should begin with chanting of the Maha Namasakara (Namo Tassa) 3 times first, before beginning any other Incantations.

Maha Namasakara - How to Chant Namo Tassa

Kata Bucha Pra Pid Ta

Origins of the Pra Pid Ta Amulet

Psalm to the triple Gem Kata Aaratanaa Pra Krueang

Pratītyasamutpāda – Chant of Dependent Origination

Chinabanchara Kata (Chinabanchorn) of Somdej Dto Prohmrangsri (Wat Rakang Kositaram)

Kata Pra Putta Jao Haa Pra Ongk (Na Mo Put Taa Ya)