Monk: LP Koon
Temple: Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima Province
Year: BE 2537 (1994)
SGD $ 88
Phra Pidta Nur Thong Kao, made with sacred powder mix in black meat. Silver pidta shell on the front face and yants on reverse face. Comes with original red velvet temple box.
Effects: This is an all-round amulet for protection, luck, abundant multiplying wealth and prosperity.
Additional info:
LP Koon, the abbot of Wat Ban Rai, was born in 1923. He had just very recently left us at the age of 91. He was famous for his ritual of inserting gold takruts into the bodies of his numerous devotees. In 1993, LP Koon and his amulets achieved greater popularity after a woman clutching LP Koon’s amulet was pulled out alive from the rubble of a collapsed hotel. In Thai language, LP Koon’s name means “to multiply” - therefore his amulets and blessings are often associated with the multiplying of money and wealth. There are numerous stories of devotees who have attributed their lottery winnings to LP Koon’s amulets/blessings. LP Koon was often famously depicted in his signature squatting poses counting money or holding a cigar.
LP Koon’s biography:
Recent video of LP Koon:
Wat Ban Rai, the elephant temple:
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