Ruup Loo Luang Pho Ngern Yuen Bon Dhoo Ngern Dhoo Thong Thai amulet from the venerable Chao Athikan Thanaphon Kunawanto, abbot of Wat Nong Sakae, Tambon Noen Sawang, Amphoe Po Prathap Chang, Changwat Pichit, south Thailand, from the year B.E. 2553 (2010).
The venerable Chao Athikan Thanaphon is also Chao Kana (head of all temples, monks, laymen and believers) of the Tambon Noen Sawang Khet Song. He belongs to the great monks and masters of the Visha (Buddhist magic) of the province of Pichit. His amulets are valid as especially luck-bringing in financial matters and protecting against accidents, misfortune and illness.
Chao Athikan Thanaphon created this very unusual and nice Luang Pho Ngern amulet from holy metals (old amulets, Buddha statues, gods statues and monk's statues as well as coins and sacred objects from Wat Nong Sakae). The very detailed formed amulet shows the venerable Luang Pho Ngern, in his lifetime abbot of Wat Bang Klan, Pichit with the travelling stick in his hand on a Dhoo Ngern Dhoo Thong (silver hornet and golden hornet) standing. Luang Pho Ngern counts to the greatest monks of Thailand and is the most important monk of the province of Pichit of the last 200 years.
The Dhoo Ngern Dhoo Thong are valid in Thailand as special lucky charms for financial luck, prosperity, wealth and business success.
The standing representation of the venerable Luang Pho Ngern is extremely rare and unusual. At least 75 – 80% of all Luang Pho Ngern amulets and statues show the venerable Luang Pho Ngern in meditation position seated.
The inscription "Luang Pho Ngern" is on the base edge in front and on the base edge behind the inscription "Wat Nong Sakae Changwat Pichit" is to be seen. In the base underside a Pali formula is engraved for luck and prosperity.
The amulet is in a handmade and watertight dimension casing, height approx. 5.8 cm, width approx. 2.3 cm, thickness approx. 2.3 cm and weight approx. 25 grammes. A Katha (incantation) which you receive in written translation belongs to the amulet.
The amulet gives luck, prosperity (literally: silver & gold) to its owner and a "happy hand" in financial decisions as well as professional success. The amulet gives a "happy hand" in business decisions and investments to independently active as for example to storekeepers and restaurant owners, craftsmen, sales representatives, freelances and enterprisers as well as rising bargains and profits.
Chao Athikan Thanaphon was born in the year of the tiger, on Monday, the 6/25/2505 (1962), as fourth of nine children of the married couples Mr. Chian and Mrs. Lamyai Puangrod in the Tambon Noen Sawang, Amphoe Po Prathap Chang, Changwat Pichit, south Thailand.
At the age of 20 years, in 2525 (1982), he ordained in the Wat Paitha Potai, Tambon Noen Sawang, Amphoe Po Prathap Chang, Changwat Pichit, south Thailand to the monk.
In the 2/17/2541 (1998) he became Chao Awas (abbot) of Wat Nong Sakae. Only 2 years later, in the 3/25/2543 (2000), he was appointed the Chao Kana Tambon Noen Sawang Khet Song.
In 2546 (2003), on the 12.06., he finished the Bot of the Wat Nong Sakae which was built in 2519 (1976) and consecrated it.
In the 1/30/2550 (2007) he was appointed the Phra Uppatcha (ordination monk).
