Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Luang Por Koon Yorn Yuk Baramee 19/17 Buddhist Monk Coin Amulets

Rian Yorn Yuk Bparamee 17, and Baramee 19 amulets.
This image is i Sacred Guru Monk Buddhist amulet made in the image of Luang Por Koon Purisutto, of Wat Ban Rai temple in Nakorn Rachasima. 









Official name given for this edition of Amulets, was, "Bparamee 91' which is of course, a reverse numerical anagram of one of the two classic kinds which are represented in this nostalgic edition of plastic monk coins, which were released in 2519 (Bparamee 19 coin).



We recommend this editon both for its qualutu, sacred value, and for its very economical price, especially considering the gold plated waterproof casing, which is included in the price of these amulets.

These Yorn Yuk Nostalgia meritorious 'Rian' coin amulets by LP Koon Bparisutto, have been released to commemorate the 2517 BE and 2519 BE release of the first editions of amulets, which were very well received highly spoken of. These two particular amulets, are the two most famous Monk Coins of Luang Por Koon to date, being also the most rare, sought after, and also ridiculously expensive.

See this amulet here; 

Luang Por Koon Yorn Yuk Baramee 19/17 Buddhist Monk Coin Amulet

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Hun Payont Amulet made from Sacred Herbal Powders - Por Tan Kloi

This is the rare and famous first edition of the Hun Payont ghost soldier effigy made in the holy cave Samnak Sila Khao Or. The effigy is given a very ancient and authentic 'oil boiling' ceremony and empowerment in the sacred cave. Hence, this first edition is now the most sought after of all editions.

The amulet is made from sacred herbal powders, and has a sacred yant in it with the kata Hnun Taat See, to invoke the four elements. Thus, the Hun Payont can be used as a ghost soldier to help fight battles with, and to help you win all of your struggles and challenges.

Thailand Amulets