Lp Od Wat Chan Sen

The Rian Luang Phor Od, Wat Chan Sen, BE 2513 stands among the most sacred and sought-after creations from his lifetime — a piece that carries both meditative depth and the full spiritual inheritance of the Takhli lineage. The amulet is pressed in the distinct leaf-shaped form, with Luang Phor Od’s portrait on the obverse surrounded by precise inscriptions, and a powerful yantra of prosperity and protection on the reverse.

This batch was blessed in a major ceremony that drew several of the greatest northern masters of that era. Most notably, Luang Phor Phrom of Wat Chong Khae — who almost never left his own temple to attend external consecrations — personally came to Wat Chan Sen to join the chanting. It is said that Luang Phor Phrom regarded Luang Phor Od as his closest spiritual partner, a monk of equal attainment and deep samadhi. Out of respect and brotherhood, he made this rare journey to assist in empowering the batch.

Luang Phor Od’s meditation was renowned for its stability and clarity, cultivated through years of practice under Luang Phor Rung and Luang Phor Derm. He was known to seal energy into objects through pure concentration rather than extended ritual. The 2513 Rian became a vessel of that energy — wish-granting, protective, and materially powerful. Those who kept it reported breakthroughs in business, unexpected financial gains, and smoother negotiations in both commerce and government affairs.

Among collectors and old devotees, this batch is remembered as the “Phrom–Od Partnership Rian” — the only occasion where two great masters of equal baramee combined their blessings. To this day, the piece remains one of the most consistent for wealth and fulfilled wishes, radiating calm authority and grounded prosperity to all who wear it.