Kruba Prasit/Lp Koon

Item/Amulet: Prathat Deang Doi Keow

Temple/Master: Kruba Prasit/Lp Koon (Co Chanted)

Pim/Year: 2523

Province: Chiang Mai

Material: Relics

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1"

1c only

This relic is a rare fragment of naga stone discovered deep within a cave—natural, uncut, and believed to carry the essence of naga energy. Its form and energetic presence are uncommon even among experienced collectors, as natural naga stone in relic-grade condition is rarely released into circulation.

What makes this particular piece unique is its provenance. It originally belonged to a military officer who received it directly from Kruba Prasit during a closed-door ceremony in BE 2523. This was during a rare occasion when Luang Phor Koon had travelled to northern Thailand to co-bless a batch of auspicious and now highly sought-after amulets.

Key Points of Significance:
Material: Natural naga stone from cave source

Relic Lineage: Passed from Kruba Prasit (a monk known for having physical relics visible via X-ray while still alive)

Year of Ceremony: 2523 (1980) — considered a powerful year, marked by many well-known blessings and public miracles

Connection: Handed only to close personal students (luksits) of Kruba Prasit — never made widely available

Spiritual Use: Enhances wealth, protective aura, and spiritual intuition; said to amplify the user's ability to receive blessings and attract support

This is not a commercially issued piece, but one preserved through direct lineage and personal trust. The energy within has aged over decades — not by design, but by being kept quietly, passed hand-to-hand among serious practitioners.