Pra Put Hyok 2536 BE Hand Carved Jade Buddha Loi Ongk Statuette Amulet, from the great Vipassana Master, Luang Por Wiriang carved from a piece of the Jade Buddha Statue of Wat Dhamma Mongkol. This edition is famous for its meritorious attainment of the funding of the building of 6 different Thai Buddhist Temples in Canada. THis edition was honored with a Royally decreed Official Name given by HIs Majesty King Rama 9, as 'Pra Putta Mongkol Dhamma Sri Thai'. This Jade is assumed to be around 8000 - 10,000 years old in its formation. Jade is renowned for its healing and life giving powers. Free shipping worldwide is included and offer of free Waterproof Casing if desired as an option.

Please Note; Real Jade is both extremely rare, little recognized by those outside of the Jade industry, and extremely expensive when authentic. This uccha image is carved from real jad, not synthetic, which is what most people will see being sold as jade on the marketplaces and in jewelry stores. Real jade is extremely rare, and a risky business finding it, with high losses for speculators who buy rough hewn stones hoping to find large pieces of Jade within. Hence, a real Jade item, is always an expensive one, and is a Sacred Elemental Crystalline substance that has been used for magical reasons for thousands of years, or as long as Human Civilization exists.

This special 2536 BE edition came into being through a dream Luang Por Wiriyangk Had, where he saw a vision of a Giant Jade Buddha. Some time later in 2534 BE, he was told about the largest single piece of jade having been found in Canada. So Luang Por Wiriyangk traveled to Vancouver, along with Luang Por Chai Yod Som Bun Tam, to attempt to obtain the Jade.The Jade was 32 tons in weight, and was of finest purity and quality. The Jade was transported by ship from Vancouver in British Columbia, on 16th August in the year 2535 BE, after receiving permission, on the transporter ship Luanhe. The Jade arrived at Wat Dhamma Mongkol in 2534 BE.

The was Blessed in Buddha Abhiseka Ceremony on the 4th May 2536 BE, with each Jade Buddha being carved from pieces taken from the largest Jade Buddha Statue of the world. The Largest Jade Buddha in the World, was made from Jade found within a rock found by a miner John Sculler in 2534 BE, assumedly found on the peaks of King's Mountain. The Pra Putta Mongkol Dhamma Sri Thai statue and amulets, were carved & blessed at the temple of Luang Por Wiriyang Sirintaro, (Wat Dhamma Mongkol) in Bangkok. The best Artisans around the Nation flocked to the temple from around the country to assist in finishing the carvings in time for the ceremony, enticed by the merits involved with the carving of the largest Jade Buddha on the Planet.

The Buddha Image is sat in the Samadhi Posture, and can be seen through its varied translucence, to be pure authentic Jade, which is very rare and highly valued in the present day, where most jade is synthetic, or treated ceramic, as often seen in popular jade bangles and trinkets.

Luang Por climbed up 40 steps of the ladder to ascend the high dais upon which the Buddha is seated, and perform the inscription of the eyes of the Buddha to open them as the final stage of the Buddha Abhiseka chanting ceremony, after the chanting of the Dhamma Chakra (turning of the wheel of Dhamma), and the ceremony began, on the 4th June 2536, after a Trimester of nightly blessings during the rainy retreat (Traimas).

The Jade Buddha was carved, and the remaining pieces of Jade were used to carve smaller portable Jade Buddha amulets in various shapes and sizes, including Pra Somdej, these Buddha images, Pra Pha Lelai, and many other models. The detailed relief of The amulet's design features, are extremely well defined, and possess an aura of subtlety in the contour, & in the light that passes through parts of the Jade Buddha. preserving the tradition of high standards which should be maintained for Miniature Buddhist Sacred Arts.

A most recommendable amulet for Buddhists to remember the Buddha and to remind oneself of one's practice (Buddhanussati), and especially for those who practice Buddhist Samatha or Vipassana Meditation, to use as an object of focus, and to wear a constant reminder to focus on ones points of practice.

Luang Por Wiriyang was able to raise around 100 million Baht for the building of the 6 temples in canada, which were;

1. Wat Yan Wiriya Temple one, in Vancouver, Built io the year 2535 BE.

2. Wat Yan Wira Temple two, in Toronto, in the year 2538 BE.

3. Wat Dhamma Wiriyaram one, in Ottawa, in the Year 2538 BE.

4. Wat Dhamma Wiriyaram two, in Ontario, in the year 2540.

5. Wat Dhamma Wiriyaram three in the Year 2541 BE, in Alberta.

6. Wat Dhamma Wiriyaram four, in Calgary, in the Year 2542 BE.

Highly recommendable to all Buddhists as a Sacred Amulet of Purely Buddhist Influence, for Klaew Klaad evasion of danger, maintaining good health through the powers that Jade is believed to bring, especially by Chinese People and Buddhists of all Nations, who believe that Jade brings both power and status, as well as wealth, long life, good health and prosperity.

A Perfect Buddhist amulet of both high Religious and Historical Value, and for Prayer and Meditation, which brings Auspicious Blessings through mindfulness of the Buddha, recommended to hold the amulet when praying between the palms of your praying hands, and to hold it also when meditating, as an anchor and central point of focus.

How to Beseech Blessings from Thai Buddhist Amulets;

Always chant the Maha Namasakara before chanting specific Kata;

Namo Dtassa Pakawadto Arahadto Sammaa Samputtassa

Namo Dtassa Pakawadto Arahadto Sammaa Samputtassa

Namo Dtassa Pakawadto Arahadto Sammaa Samputtassa

Then use the Kata Aaraatanaa Pra Krueang, which you can practice by studying the below youtube tutorial;