Luang Pho Kuay, the god of the city of heaven
Luang Por Kuay of Wat Kositaram, regarding the sacred objects and amulets he created and blessed, is well known among his disciples and devotees as being good and possessing high Buddhist powers. His sacredness is well-known and his price is high, worthy of worship for the auspiciousness of life, such as:
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Photo – Behind the robe, year 2521
Luang Por Guay has told his disciples that he consecrates his body and robes before each photograph. Therefore, no matter how many times the photograph is reprinted or copied, it will retain its sacredness, thanks to both the power of the Buddha and the prayers of the master who blessed it. Luang Por Guay emphasized that...
"You respect me as a teacher. How can I abandon my students?
My picture, even if I copy it over and over again, is still as magical as ever.
Because when I was going to take a picture, I prayed and blessed the cloth.”
“If you have even one item that I created and consecrated,
When you have a problem, if I don't help you, don't call me teacher.
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Left side yantra: Luang Pho Kuay's teacher yantra, called the Five Buddhas (some people call it the doll yantra).
Right side talisman: Theo Phisuea of Luang Pho To, Wat Wihan Thong, used for invulnerability.
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Blessings from Luang Pho Kuay
“May all disciples never be hungry, never be in want, never be in need, never be poor, never be lower than others, never be poorer than others.”
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Luang Pho Kuay coin, first edition, year 2504
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The first-edition Luang Por Guay amulet from Wat Kositaram, made of bronze, was created in 2504. Approximately 5,000 amulets were minted, with approximately 20 made of alpaca. The obverse features a full-length seated image of Luang Por Guay, with the inscription "Luang Por Guay from Wat Kositaram" above. The reverse contains a sacred yantra: the Buddha's crown yantra, bound with the heart of the Tripitaka mantra, the heart of the Triratna mantra, and the Trinasinghe yantra. At the time, Luang Por offered 20 baht for each amulet, and it was not available for purchase. It was purchased by Luang Por Guay himself. This first-edition amulet is considered the pinnacle of Luang Por Guay's sacred power, currently valued in the millions!
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Somdej Wek Man Mara Wichai Year 2500 - 2515
Somdej Waek Man Khang Rasami, made from powder mixed with oil, Luang Pho Kuay, created around 2500 - 2515. The history of this amulet has not been found recorded anywhere except on FB: Luang Pho Kuay, Wat Khositaram, a guide to collecting sacred objects Only here, therefore, I would like to copy the entire version and inscribe it on this Buddha image website as a way of paying homage to the teachers.
*This Phra Somdej Haek Man amulet is a buried amulet that Luang Por Guay buried near the pond of Wat Khositaram. Later, around 2540, Phra Phiksu Kring Sukhanil, a disciple of Luang Por Guay, was tattooed by Luang Por with the Ling Lom Yantra. When he consecrated it, he would show his Ling Lom skills to the monks and lay disciples, such as climbing and sitting on the top of a tree (light-bodied), and climbing walls.
Phra Phiksu Kring was able to dig because Luang Pho Kuay came to him in a dream and told him to dig. During that time, the temple brought a car to grade and level the soil in that area as he had dreamed. Therefore, they found the Buddha image (Somdej Haek Man) in the jar that had been dug up. There were many types, such as the large chest type, the fish egg type, the meditation type, size about 2 x 3 cm. There were many types, such as clay mixed with powder, red soap color, and palm leaf type.
This set of amulets was probably created around 2513, similar to the Bodhi oil powder amulets………which later, Phra Phiksu Kring divided some and gave them to Ajahn Opas (Tua) to distribute for merit making, and some to Khun Thao Suphan and gave to disciples he knew. This set of amulets was therefore distributed among Luang Pho Kuay's disciples.
It's rare these days. In the past, some were still available, but the price wasn't very high, ranging from a few thousand to a few thousand baht. This is because some people didn't understand it and thought it was fake, having heard it from someone who didn't really know the truth. Mr. Thiti Preamwongsiri, a disciple who respected Luang Por Guay, once went to look for Phra Kring and inquired about it, as per the message in the recorded text. Today, I'm sharing it for you to study.
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"My Buddha is the most unique.
Ten thousand humans and a hundred gods do not come like this.”
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Thanks for the information and pictures from…
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Th.wikipedia.org
Pinterest.com
taradpra.com/
imeethai.com/
thairath.co.th/ Thai Rath
FB : Auan Phra Ram 5 FC
FB: Open the good amulet collection
FB: Monk's Notes
FB: Faith and Merit of Luang Pho Kuay
FB: Boy Khlong Si Amulet Shop
thaprachan.com / Thaprachan.com
prathaprachan-mag.com / Prathaprachan Magazine
FB: Luang Pho Kuay Alumni Club, Wat Khositaram (Ban Kae)
FB: Luang Pho Kuay Group, the merit of Luang Pho Kuay Chutintharo, Wat Khositaram (Ban Kae)
FB: Luang Pho Kuay, Wat Khositaram, a guide to collecting sacred objects
