Comissioned by Wat Mae Pang and blessed and empowerd by Luang Por Bua, Humble builder of the Samnak Songk Pha Rim Tarawas (Wat mae Pang), and with the assistance and empowerments of a number of Chonburi Guru Masters who were kind to assist the temple of Wat Mae Pang in Mae Hong Son, in the Golden Triangle, to raise funds to assist in the Building of needy projects for the Sangha and Local Buddhist people of Mae Pang.

This was thus a special and rare edition of Luang Por Sotorn Buddha Amulet, which is especially of interest to serious collectors of Luang Por Sotorn amulets. Few of your Peers will possess one of these fine sacred powder amulets with strong Kong Grapan and Klaew Klaad Power to protect from dangerous happenings. This amulet is a collectors rarity with both Luang Por Sotorn collectors as well as those who follow the Chonburi Province's Guru Master Lineages, for their involvement in the making of this rare classic sacred powder amulet of high standard, sacred value and collectability.

Size 2.8 x 2 Cm.

The front face features Luang Por Sotorn Buddha, sitting on a dais. The sacred Muan Sarn powders are noticeably rich and well endowed with holy ingredients.The rear face features an 'Ongk Pra' Buddha Yantra, with Khom Agkhara lettering inscription and some auspicious magical numerology - below the image are the words 'Luang Por Sotorn'.

Comes with original sachet from the temple. can be encased if wished. The amulet is small in size and very suitable for a Lady or Children to wear, or to use when oyu have many amulets on one neck chain and need small amulets for the highest residing pendants (neck chains with multiple amulets should have biggest at bottom and get smaller as they rise up the chain)

Luang Por Bua said to himself when he arrived at the forest in Mae Pang where the temle is now developing, that, 'If i can stay here and practice without wandering, then perhaps i can truly build a place for practice, not with the wish to become the Abbot, but simply to build a place for the Sangha to practice properly and well according to the rules of the Vinaya, and to help to spread the teachings of the Buddha, and the way to Enlightenment.

Luang Por is thus visibly a Pure Hearted Bhikkhu and Savaka of the Buddha who desires no personal gain, rather simply tries to diligently toil onwards in his devotion to Buddhism and his personal practice, providing a ture place of practice for dedicated and humble practitioners. A worthy cause indeed.

Above; The Uposadha Shrine Room at Wat Mae Pang