Luang Pho Ngern, presented to His Majesty 2024
The mold used for the Luang Phor Ngern amulet, the "Tula Klao" edition of 2567 ( 1), from Wat Bang Khlan, Phichit Province, was derived from the champion Luang Phor Ngern amulet, the first prize winner in Thailand, owned by Mr. Kaew Sriphan of Phitsanulok Province. This Luang Phor Ngern amulet won first prize at a major amulet competition organized by Sri Nakorn Bank around 2520.
In the picture, the Buddha image was brought to Mr. Somrachchanatham (who created many famous Phra Kring and Buddha image molds in the country) to make a mold of the Buddha image around 2526. Mr. Prakat Thammachot, Manager of Krungsri Bank, was a witness at this event.
Created by Ajarn Lak Rachasee and his team. For those interested in owning and worshipping Luang Pho Ngern, the Toon Klao model, please contact Wat Bang Khlan or Bang Khlan Subdistrict Municipality, Phichit Province.
Purpose of construction
1. Built for the purpose of presenting to His Majesty the King.
2. For Bangklan Temple, it was given as a souvenir to the host of the group ordination ceremony to honor His Majesty. For Phrakhru Phisutthiworakon, it was given to the assistant committee of Bangklan Temple.
3. Phra Khru Phisutthiworakon, abbot of Bangklan Temple, gave it to the Mayor of Bangklan for the joint merit-making, donation to build the sports field of Phibunthamwet School.
Record of the construction and complete details in the merit of the construction.
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List of mass powders
Chitralada powder in a gold-filled urn was given by Khun Top Sudsut, which Father received from His Holiness Somdej Phra Yannasangwon, the Supreme Patriarch. The urn collects important relics from all over the country, which I, Lak Rachasee, received from His Holiness Somdej Thongkhai and the revered teachers in every region of the country, which had been collected over a period of more than 20 years, since before the creation of Jatukham Ramathep and Phra Rod Luang Hariphunchai.
Powder of the mass of Somdej Wat Rakhang, Somdej Bangkhunprom, Phra Phong Suphan, Phra Khum Ko, Phra Rod Lamphun, Phra Somdej Nang Phraya, the first set was received from being the master of ceremony for the project to create the Phra Benjapakee, B.P.R., the second set was received from Somdej Thongchai, the third set was received from Uncle Samorn Ratchanatham.
Sacred powder, 108 Buddha amulet powder, Itthije powder, Trinisinghe powder, Phathamang powder, Maharach powder, and Kru Samrit powder, Luang Por Somdej Thongchai has collected them for more than 40 years. He kindly gave them to me, Lak Rachasee, which I put in a beautiful jar. And throughout the past 20 years, this jar of sacred powder has been taken to Buddhist consecration ceremonies in every region, hundreds of important ceremonies, where the great monks prayed and blessed them.
Gold filing powder, nickel filing powder, silver filing powder, and a complete set of mixed metal filing powders, which were created by Mr. Somon after casting the gold, both those that I created and those that Uncle Somon created for various Buddha images over the past 50 years of the 88-year-old craftsman. There are countless substances and powders that I have received and kept with faith.
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On the auspicious day, I made an appointment with the group of disciples to have the officials set up a royal umbrella to control the area. I led the group of disciples to pay homage to the Buddha, make offerings to Luang Por Ngern, then scooped all the above-mentioned ingredients, pounded them together with fermented shell lime mixed with soy sauce oil until they were well mixed. I used a paintbrush to apply glue to the bottom of Luang Por Ngern’s base, then filled each piece with the pounded and mixed ingredients, smoothed the bottom, and waited for 2-3 days to dry. I sent Luang Por Ngern, the Toul Klao model, to the group of craftsmen at Uncle Samorn’s factory to seal the “Toul Klao” seal on the bottom of every piece neatly. There was a code and number stamped on every piece.
Please record it with faith and loyalty.
The Lion's Appearance
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Thanks for the information and pictures from…
Buchapraamulet.com
Taphanhin.go.th
Fb Hor Fanthong Lak Rekhanithet
