Devotees of Luang Pu Naen report that previous versions of “Kumarn Dood Rah” (meaning the same child-spirit) were extremely effective. In fact, Luang Pu Nen himself noted that he had previously produced two earlier editions of the “Kumarn Dood Rah” with the same unique design, but they sold out long agopujaw.com. Those who possessed the older versions testified that their lives became noticeably easier: “earning money becomes smooth, business prospers”, they saidpujaw.com. These strong testimonials prompted Luang Pu Nen to create this new 2566 edition. He described the new Kumarn as “more potent and beautifully inscribed” than the earlier seriespujaw.com, assuring followers that it would also grant extraordinary luck and wealth to its caretaker.

Other amulets have been issued alongside this edition. Notably, the Nine-Tailed Fox (Nang Paya 9-Tail) image was also released under Wat Udom Praison in 2566. A locket depicting the celestial nine-tailed fox goddess (Nang Paya Jinkok Gao Hang) was produced by Luang Pu Nen that yearpujaw.com. (See example below.) These accompany the Kumarn balm as part of his auspicious lineup for 2023. Long-term followers also point to LP Nen’s earlier iconic creations: for instance, his Sarika Pak Dee bird amulets of 2551–2555 and his Rahu Kam Duang medallions of 2555 and 2556pujaw.compujaw.com. Collectively, these emphasize Luang Pu Nen’s signature style of combining animation spirits (Sarika birds, Kumarn children, etc.) with labyrinthine yantra lore.