Pra Pid Ta Run Ja Rern Baramee Taweesap Pra Kroo Pi Pat Witayakom (Luang Por Jaroen Tan Yuttoh), of Wat Nong Sawaan Udon Thai The Wicha by which this Pra Pid Ta from the Pra Gaeji Ajarn, Pra Pi Pat Witayakom is a rare and powerful North Eastern Thailand (Isaan) Wicha of extreme 'Metta' loving kindness.

The sacred Yant that is used to empower this Pra Pid Ta is 'Yant Pra Jao Haa Pra Ongk'. The amulet is already, upon its release considered a 'Yod Niyom' masterpiece amulet. The sacred alchemical metals which it is forged from is a Bronze 'Nuea Samrit' alloyed mixture. This particular Pra Pid Ta displays an 8 armed form in both a meditative and closed eyes, mouth, ears, and excremental orifices posture.

The pra Pid Ta is a large size amulet and is made from Nuea samrit (Brazen Artifacts of Bronze type origin, and Yantra Foils). The three major alchemical metals used in ancient Amulet making and still one of the most popular with collectors of classic Amulets for it is considered, to be an excellent conductor for magical power and electromagnetic energy.

This particular mixture of Sacred alchemical brazen metals, is we must say, much closer to the appearance of Nava Loha (9 Sacred metals), than Samrit. This, reveals the fact, that the smelting of this particular mixture has received a very rich and generous addition of Sacred metals as well as also precious metals including silver and gold. This has resulted in an excellent quality raisin metal that is higher standard than many if not most Amulets which are made from the substance.

This posture is not only indicative of what has come to be known as the "Closed Eyes Buddha" but alludes to the actual deity Pra Sangkhachai/Maitreya Bodhisatta (future Buddha). The Pra Pid Ta is sitting in lotus position with hands in samathi as well as covering the eyes and all orifices, to prevent wrongful stimulation in the state of 'Nirodha'.

The Pid Tawarn is also effectyive as ‘Kong Grapang’ invincibility 'Klaew Klaad’ evasion, 'Metta Mahaniyom' great loving kindness, and ‘Maha Sanaeh’ great popularity and fascination.bPra Pid Tawarn refers to the covering and closing of all orifices, and hence, renunciation of worldly pleasures and the distractions of the bodily senses. He covers all orifices with his extra hands, and is thus also representative of Maha Ud and Maha Pokasap magic.

Comes with the original box from the temple. It can be encased in waterproof casing at extra cost if desired.