Luang Por Mui's sacred objects are highly sought after, valuable, and considered a leading amulet in the industry. He is one of the most revered gurus in the Suphan Buri region. His sacredness, particularly his sacred numerical incantations and powerful spells, has earned him widespread popularity and fame. Those who have sought them out have experienced numerous experiences. Devout disciples have prayed to him for protection from danger, invulnerability, kindness, popularity, smooth business, and endless luck and wealth. He also enhances authority and career prestige, leading to prosperity.
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The first edition of the pentagonal shovel coin, Luang Pho Mui, year 2482
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Five-shovel coin, Luang Pho Mui, first edition, Wat Don Rai, created during the ceremony of tying the boundary markers and laying the foundation stone of the old church in 2482. It is believed to be the work of Achan Sanan, who designed and created the Buddha image molds of the temple in the early days.
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coin 80 years of Luang Pho Mui, Wat Don Rai, year 2512
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Luang Por Mui's commemorative coin, commemorating his 80th birthday at Wat Don Rai, year 2512. It was made from three materials: gold, silver, and nawa metal. This mold was carved by the craftsmen to look very much like Luang Por Mui. There is a crescent moon above his head that is clearly curved around it, beautiful. This is a coin that is becoming more valuable every year and is becoming harder to find.
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Luang Pho Mui coin, Saturday 5 model, year 2516
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The Luang Por Mui coin, Saturday 5th edition, was created on the fifth Saturday, which is believed to be a powerful day suitable for consecrating sacred objects. It is his most famous and popular coin. It is an ancient cast coin made of mixed metal. The purpose of the coin was to distribute to the Pha Pa group who came to make merit from Samut Prakan in 2516. Therefore, the number created was very small. There were 250 silver coins and 500 Nava coins. When there were any left, he gave them to Phra Khru Phon, Wat Pho, Bangkok, to distribute and let the general public join in making merit.
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Luang Pho Mui coin, lightning strike model, year 2516
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Luang Pho Mui coin, lightning strike model, Wat Don Rai. This coin was issued on the occasion of Her Majesty the Queen's birthday, 12 August 2516.Round coin made of alpaca material, has many experiences, especially in cases where villagers were struck by lightning. But he did not die. There was only one coin of this model hanging on his body. The chain that hung the coin broke. The villagers therefore called this coin the "Lightning" model.
The owner of this coin is Lert Suphan, a collector of old amulets from Suphanburi.
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Phra Somdej with a fan on the back, Luang Pho Mui, year 2516
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Luang Por Mui created the first edition of the Phra Somdej Kaiser amulet with a fan on the back. This edition was created at Wat Don Rai. Luang Por Mui created the amulets on a specific occasion, starting in 2510 and continuing until approximately 2516. Therefore, the materials used varied in many forms, but all used the same mold. The mold was carved by a craftsman in Bangkok. The front features a Phra Somdej Kaiser amulet, while the back was intended to feature Luang Por Mui, complete with his name and yantra. However, when the time came for the molding, the craftsman did not finish carving the image of Luang Por, leaving only his name and yantra. The temple solved the problem by inserting alpaca tweezers in the shape of a fan on the mold instead, hence the name of this amulet.
Luang Por Mui created the three most well-known standard Somdej amulets: 3. Somdej Kaiser with a fan on the back / 1. Somdej Phra Prathan (Luang Por Khom also created similar ones but different on the back) and 2. Somdej Chedi.
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