Phra Gring Khameen Thai Amulet Luang Pho Thiang from 1970

Phra Gring Khameen Phim Bua Toom Um Bath Du Gring Nuea Thong Lueang from the venerable Luang Pho Thiang Maha Phanyo (Phra Khru Adulnla Thamma Thada) in his lifetime abbot of Wat Bang Kaem, Tambon Bang Kaem, Amphoe Mueang, Changwat Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, from the year BE 2512 (1970).

Luang Pho Thiang belongs to the quite great "magicians" among the monks of Thailand. During his time as a Phra Thudong he studied during 20 years the secret of the mystified magic arts of the cambodian Moo Doos. Many of the rituals applied in Thailand come originally from Cambodia and some of the greatest monks of Thailand who became known as endowed Buddhist magicians and healers, went to Cambodia to learn there the secret of the mytified arts or they had a cambodian Ajahn (teacher)! He is highly revered because of his protecting and talismanic amulets.

Luang Pho Thiang created this amulet after the ancient rituals of the mysterious magic book of the Moo Khameen (cambodian magicians) from an alloy of saksit loaded ancient holy metals among others from ancient amulets, Buddha statues, a very old temple bell, Meed Mohs, old coins and other relics. He consecrated the amulets during three months every day in the morning and in the evening.

With the amulet it concerns a Phra Kring, i.e. in the miniature Buddha statue is a small ball (the Kring) which causes a quiet ring if one shakes it. The amulet is in a silvery metal casing, height approx. 5.1 cm, width approx. 2.4 cm, thickness approx. 2.1 cm and weight approx. 38 grammes.

The Phra Kring protects its owner against disaster, illness, accidents and misfortune. It holds off all negative and attracts the positive. Moreover, it gives luck in any regard and contributes to the harmonisation of relationships and rooms. With investments and funds it gives to its owner a "happy hand".