Thai Amulet Takrut Yahn Krao Phet Sam Kasat from Luang...

Thai Amulet Takrut Yahn Krao Phet Sam Kasat from the venerable Luang Pho Ang Phanyatharo (Phra Khru Phatthanakit Chanuyut), abbot of Wat Huai Bong and Chao Kana - Chief of all Temples (18), monks, nuns and believers - of the Tambon Huai Bong, Ban Huai Bong, Tambon Huai Bong, Amphoe Dan Khun Thot, Changwat Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) Isaan, Nordost-Thailand from Thursday the 10.05.2561 (2018).

Sam kasat (silver, cooper, gold these three holy colours called sam Kasat and give the Amulet following features: Gold (Thong) stands for wealth and prosperity, silver (Ngern) stands for health and fertility and copper (Thong Daeng) for happiness and protection from evil.

The amulet is in a special Takrut metal casing, height approx. 4.1 cm, diameter approx. 1.1 cm and weight approx. 5 grammes. A Katha (incantation) which you receive in written translation with the amulet belongs to the amulet.

The amulet protects against nightmares, dark magic, Voodoo, ghosts, witchcraft, Witches, goblins, demons, undead and wandering souls, misfortune, accidents, catastrophes and negative energy.

Phra Khru Ang was born as Ang Gruay Sung Nern in the year of the rat, on Thursday, the  04/30/2491 (1948) as first of eight children of the married couple Mr. Somdee and Mrs. Thaeng Oon Gruay Song Nern. He has 5 brothers and 2 sisters.

At the age of 7 years he went to the Ban Tha Kee Lek elementary school in the Tambon Hindad, Amphoe Dan Khun Thod, Changwat Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat), Isan, northeast-Thailand. At the age of 13 years he changed to the Pracharat Samakkie high school in the Tambon Maküa Kao, Amphoe Sung Nern,  Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat) which he left again at the age of 15 years to ordain in the Wat Prasat, Tambon Hindad, Amphoe Dan Khun Thot, province Nakhon Ratchasima, as novice (Naen). At the age of 22 years, on Friday, the 03/19/2513  (1970) Luang Pho Ang ordained at Wat Prasat to the monk. He received the monk name Phanyatharo.

Phra Khru Ang got several monk certificates as for example the Nak Tham Chandree, the Nak Tham Chan Thoo and the Nak Tham Chan Aek.

He has been abbot of several temples and since the year 2536 (1993) he is the abbot of the Wat Huai Bong, as well as since the 04/10/2538  (1995) Chao Kana Tambon Huai Bong (head of all 18 temples and all monks in the Tambon Huai Bong).

Since 1996 he is also head of the Nuai Ooram Prachachon in the Pracham Tambon. In the  10/01/2541 (1998) he was nominated Phra Uppatcha (ordination monk) and in the 05/11/2543 (2000)  on the Sanam Luang in Bangkok, the title Rap Phra Ratcha Thaan Sao Sema Thamma Chak was bestowed upon him by her royal Highness of the crown, princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand.