Lp Prom Wat Kononuer

Item/Amulet: Prah Nur Pong Roop Muean

Temple/Master: Lp Prom Wat Kononuer

Pim/Year: 2513

Province: Ayuttaya

Material: Powder

Wrapping: 90% Custom Gold

The first batch powder Roop Muean Amulet is a highly valued piece, known for its rarity and spiritual potency. It comes in two materials a rarer chocolate brown version and a white one. Both embedded with hair relics, both equally rare and beautiful.

The back of the amulet displays the "Thao Yantra", also known as "Yant Kru Ta Saeng", a sacred design unique to Luang Por Prom’s first edition coins. This yantra contains powerful inscriptions divided into meaningful sections:

Upper Inscription (Isawasu) This phrase, called the "Heart of the Triple Gems," represents the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha, abbreviated from the traditional chant “Itipiso, Svakhato, Supatipanno,” symbolizing the core of Buddhist refuge.

Lower Inscription (Namo Putthaya) Known as the "Heart of the Five Buddhas," this part represents five historic Buddhas:
- Na for Phra Kukuksandho
- Mo for Phra Konakam
- Put for Phra Kassapa
- Tha for Phra Sakyamuni
- Ya for Phra Sri Ariyametrai

These names also signify elemental harmony.

Lastly the "Four Rows of Characters"

The inscriptions here carry sacred formulas such as:

Na Ma Pa Tha - the Heart of the Four Elements
Phuttha Sang Mi - the Heart of the Triple Gem
Ma Au - the Heart of the Tripitaka
A Ra Hang - the "Heart of Nirvana."

Four Thai Numerals (Trinisinghe) - These numbers symbolize the four sacred entities in the universe and amplify the amulet's spiritual powers.

These yantra’s inscriptions are designed with precision and carry qualities of loving-kindness, endurance, escape from danger, invulnerability, and comprehensive protection. This rare amulet is admired not only for its beauty but for the full spectrum of magical qualities it is believed to provide to the bearer.

One of the top Masters of that area and era Luang Pu Si of Wat Sakae even said, "Whoever is said to be tough, whoever is said to be invincible, who ever wants wealth must visit Lp Prom of Wat Khanon Nuea."