'Run Chae Yid 99 Rom Yen Pen Sukh' edition amulet featuring Luang Phu Tuad and Luang Phu Gaew. Limited edition of 999 amulets made.

This edition comes in two different materials, Nuea Tong Pasom (gold and brass alloys), and Nuea Albaca.

100 year old Gaeji Ajarn from Songkhla 'Luang Phu Gaew', is featured on the rear face of the amulet - LP Tuad is Thailands Greatest and most revered ever Gaeji Ajarn Master Monk of all time. Thai people consider that just to have an image of this monk is enough to have magical protection, regardless of if it was blessed or not. This edition enjoys certainly the sacred honor of having two such master monks on each face, as well as having received empowerment from a host of Master Monks of the older generation of South Thai Magical tradition.

Puttapisek Empowerment and Blessing ceremony with a large number of the remaining aged monks from the Southern Buddha magic tradition, ranging in age from age 83, to 134 year old monk (Luang Phu Bpra)!

Above - some of the Ancient Master Monks who joined in the Puttapisek ceremony;

A read of this list above leaves those who know their Master monks flabberghasted at the number of important magic makers of a generation of Masters who are in the last phase of their generation, and represent a tradition that is now passing to a new generation.

A rare opportunity to find a new amulet that has been empowered by old masters.

Between the power and sacredness of the Masters depicted on this amulet, and the Masters who have empowered it, i believe there is nothing left needed to say to indicate the importance and power of these amulets, despite the fact they are brand new modern amulets, they have plenty about them that is ancient and historical.

We have the feeling that these monk coins are rare and treasured items for those who rever the Southern Buddha Magic traditions and knows the Gaeji Ajarn involved in the empowerment. If you know these monks and their reputations, you will be as mindblown as we are by the empowerment ritual made for these amulets.

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