Price: RM160.
Code: 21603
Monk: LP Thong.
Temple: Wat Samphao Choei, Pattani province.
Special: Rian Sema LP Thuad 'Thong 93' Pim NienLen "Double Side" Nur Thong Deang + Mask Brass BE2553.









LP Thong - Wat SamPhao Choei, Pattani province. LP Thong was born on April 5, BE2461 in the Buddhist calendar, and his name was In Thong. He was very studious since he was a child, and often went to the temple to find scriptures to recite. The monks saw that he was so studious and were happy to teach him. LP Thong also has a strong learning ability and can recite scriptures with a photographic memory. He became a novice monk in the Buddhist calendar BE2477. On June 27, the Buddhist calendar BE2482, he officially became a monk at Wat Dom TewanOou. Wat SamPhao Choei presided over PhraKru Vitawat as the ordainer. Luang Phor Thong established a Thai language school to provide nearby children with the opportunity to receive education. Moreover, if any family encounters difficulties, they will come to Luang Phor Thong and receive assistance, especially financial assistance. Therefore, nearby believers respect Luang Phor Thong very much. Because he responded to all requests, the villagers renamed the master Luang Phor Thong, because "Thong" means gold. The master is indeed very good at attracting wealth, and is definitely worthy of the title "Thong", so he is regarded as the "Southern Thailand Wealth Monk" by believers in southern Thailand. LP Thong took over as the abbot of the temple in BE2491 and passed away in BE2554.



Thai Amulets Code: 21603Monk: LP Thong.
Temple: Wat Samphao Choei, Pattani province.
Special: This is Superb Rian Sema LP Thuad 'Thong 93' Pim NienLen "Double Side" Nur Thong Deang + Mask Brass (Height 3.5cm) consecrated by LP Thong and Top Monks (3 ceremonies) in year BE2553 for his 93 years old batch. This sacred Rian Sema LP Thuad 'Thong 93' is made from sacred Holy Mixed Thong Deang materials and added Mask Brass materials at front. Featured with stunning image LP Thuad Pim NienLen "Golden Mask", Elephant image, Chop Codes, sacred Yant and name details at front. Additional with another side of image LP Thuad Pim NienLen, Elephant image, Chop Code + series number, sacred Yant and name details at back. Supplied with temple box. I highly recommend to you.~First consecration ceremony took place on Saturday, March 20 BE2553, the 5th day of the waxing moon, in the Year of the Tiger, the Metal element – an exceptionally powerful date seen in 100 years. This event was made possible thanks to the kindness of Phra Silamongkol (Luang Phor Thong), the abbot of Wat Samphao Choei, Pattani Province. He appointed Kruba Ariyachart Ariyajitto to preside over the auspicious casting ceremony, accompanied by nine monks chanting the Jayanto mantra. General Ratchakrit Kanjanawat, Chief of Staff of the Royal Thai Armed Forces, served as the lay chairman.
~Second consecration ceremony took place on Tuesday, June 22 BE2553 (11th waxing day of the 8th lunar month, Year of the Tiger) inside the main chapel of Wat Samphao Choei, Pattani. LP Thong lit the candles and presided over the Buddhist consecration ceremony, along with renowned monks from southern Thailand and Kruba Ariyachat, the abbot of Wat Saeng Kaew Phothiyan and a famous monk from Chiang Rai province, who also participated in the blessing ceremony until 4am the following day. LP Thong said of the "Thong 93" amulet series: "This amulet series possesses high spiritual power and is all-encompassing because Luang Pu Thuad, who walked on fresh water, Luang Pu Thuad Nuang, and Luang Pu Thuad Sitthichai all participated in the consecration. You have nothing to fear. After this ceremony, many people will want and rent them.
~Third consecration ceremony took place on Tuesday, August 24 BE2553 (14th waxing day of the 9th lunar month, Year of the Pig) at Wat PhaKho, Songkhla Province. The sacred crystal ball of Luang Pu Thuad was also included in the ceremony. The following renowned Buddhist monks participated in the consecration ceremony of LP Thuad 'Thong 93':
1. Phra Thamworamuni, the Chief Monk of Phatthalung Province, Wat Kuhasawan.
2. Phra Thep Veerabhorn (Luang Pho Nimit), Chief Monk of Region 18, Wat Khok Saman Khun.
3. Phra Thep Phiphatthanaphon, the Chief Monk of Surat Thani Province, Wat Tha Sai.
4. Phra Ratchaphiphatthanaphon (Luang Pho Phan), Deputy Chief Monk of Songkhla Province, Wat Sai Khao.
5. Luang Pho Nual, Wat Saihra
6. Luang Pu Keow, Wat Huay Ngor
7. Luang Pho Eiad, Wat Khok Yaem
8. Phra Khru Phiset Khemachar (Luang Pho Thuam), Wat Sri Suwan, Surat Thani.
9. Luang Pho Kloy, Wat PukhaoThong
10. Luang Pho Hreed, Wat Pa Mok, Phang Nga
11. Luang Pho Suthi, Wat Nai Tao
12. Luang Pho Phrom, Wat Ban Suan
13. Luang Pho Deng, Wat Rai
14. Luang Pho Ngoen, Wat Phong Ngou
15. Luang Pho Phat, Wat Natawee
16. Luang Pho Prapaphat, Wat Pa Phayom
17. Luang Pho Chai, Wat Phakho.
18. Luang Pho Nguyen, Wat Phikun Thong
19. Luang Pho Sathian, Wat Khok Don
20. Luang Pho Panyasarn, Wat Nikhom Phatthanaram
21. Luang Pho Ransiri, Wat Ban Suan
22. Phra Maha Phusit, Wat Sri Maha Bodhi
There were also 9 monks chanting Buddhist prayers and 4 senior monks performing the Naga ritual. The ceremonial candle was lit by Luang Pho Nual of Wat Sairah and extinguished by Luang Pu Keow of Wat Huay Ngor.This was the biggest ceremony in 40 years at Wat PhaKho. Many famous monks and masters participated in the consecration ceremony. Almost every monk from the Khao Or lineage was present, along with leading monks from Southern Thailand.
Effect: Bring Good Luck and Fulfill your Wishes, Saving the lives of people from seemingly fatal automobile accidents, Strong protection from harm and danger, Overcome all obstacles in life.
Price:
MYR 160 - Powerful Rian Sema LP Thuad 'Thong 93' Pim NienLen "Double Side" Nur Thong Deang + Mask Brass by LP Thong BE2553.
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