Gilded Silver Thai Amulet Luang Pho Sakorn

Gilded silver Thai amulet Ruup Muean Nuea Ngern Nha Kak Thongkam of the venerable Luang Pho Sakorn, abbot of Wat Nong Krab during his lifetime, Rayong, Thailand. Luang Pho Sakorn created the amulet in a mini-series of only 333 pieces and consecrated it for 3 months (Traimas), daily, morning and evening.

The amulet is a very special relic because it was issued to finance the Phra Prathan (main Buddha in the Ubosoth). Such amulets are considered particularly good luck and protective. The amulet was created from holy silver and holy gold. Another special feature is the raised representation of Luang Pho Sakorn, which gives the amulet a 3D character.

On the front you can see the venerable Luang Pho Sakorn with Pali luck and protection formulas on the edge and the number "75" under the base. The back shows the Yahn of Luang Pho Sakorn with the inscription "Luang Pho Sakorn Traimas 55". Protective and luck-giving Pali formulas run along the edge. The amulet is in a silver-colored metal frame that is approx. 4.8 cm high, approx. 3.0 cm wide and approx. 1 cm thick. It comes with the original amulet box, which is inscribed as follows: "Tieralueg Ruam Srang Phra Chedi Yod Sum Pratu Charoernporn Traimas 55 Luang Pho Sakorn Mamunyo Wat Nong Krab Changwad Rayong"

The amulet gives its wearer success, health, luck in love, financial luck and protects against natural dangers, illnesses, accidents and disasters. For sellers in the broadest sense, it gives them success, constantly increasing sales and profits as well as a constantly growing customer base.

Luang Pho Sakorn was one of the great Phra Thudong; he was taught and initiated into the magical arts by, among others, Ajahn Mun Bhuridatta, Luang Phu Fu, Luang Pho Koon, Luang Phu Tim and for 20 years by Ajahns in Cambodia and Myanmar. Luang Pho Sakorn passed away after 55 Phansa as a monk, aged 75 years, 7 months and 15 days, on September 18, 2556 (2013) at 00:15 local time at Samitivej Hospital, Sukhumit, Bangkok, Thailand.