Thai Buddha Amulets

I have been collecting Thai amulets since my young age and discovered that there are many mystery behind every single Thai amulet made by individual Thai monk. The amulets being made by individual monk has gone through a long process of prayers to benefit the owners. Thai monks have to go through many obstacles in their lives before they are bestowed with special power that being used to bless all their amulets.

It is vital that everyone of us to treat Thai amulets with upmost respect and handle each amulet with proper care. Owning an amulet is something very sacred and it is always due to Fate that you are attracted to own one or more Thai amulets. With proper handling and care, you can gain the power of amulet that bless everyone in your family. Do regular prayer and you will be surprise that your wishes come true. This is from my personally experience of having possession of Thai amulets made by LP Pae and LP Kasem.

Here is a short writeup of my favorite Thai monk - LP Pae.

The place of birth for Thai monk Luang Por Pae is located at Wat Phikulthong, Singburi

At the age of 94, the Thai monk - Luang Phor Pae had departed from this holy earth at the date of February 10 of 1999.

During the age of 11 years old, Luang Por Pae, he took the path of monkhood and went to study about Pali from Pra Ah Jahn Pan and Pra Ah Jahn Pom at Wat Pigoontorng. Upon reaching the age of 14 years old, he continued his study of Pali in Bangkok under Pra Ah Jahn Som who was at that time a Cambodian monk at Wat Chanasongkahm. When reached the age of 16 years old, Luang Por Pae then started to return to Wat Piggontorng to become a novice monk. Luang Por Pae decided to venture to Wat Chaanasongkahm in order to further his learning in advanced Pali before reaching the age of 22 years old.

At Wat Pigoontorng Temple, when Luang Por Pae was at the age of 22 years old, he was ordained as a monk. During that period, Pra Mongkontipmunee (Bangkok) was he preceptor and Pra Kroo Sittidet was his Dhamma teacher. Luang Por Pae became the abbot of Wat Pigoontorng in the year BE2474. At that time, he re-built Wat Pigoontorng from a old and ruined temple to now, a beautiful and well-known temple in Singburi as well as in Thailand.

In order to re-build the Wat Pigoontorng Temple, Luang Por Pae decided to create and began to chant the first batch amulets in BE2482 to raise fund. At that time, Luang Por See of Wat Praphrang had helped Luang Por Pae to create the first batch of amulets; Pra Glee Bua and Waen Chaai Ying (Man Woman Ring).

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