Lp Prom Wat Kononuer

Item/Amulet: Prah Sangkachai

Temple/Master: Lp Prom Wat Kononuer

Pim/Year: 2513

Province: Ayuttaya

Material: Powder

Wrapping: Silver

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1" +

Luang Phor Prom was a monk who understood life on a deeper level. He used to say:

"What’s the point of wealth if your health is poor or your life is at risk?"

By placing Phra Pidta (the amulet of protection, spiritual shielding, and inner clarity) directly on the belly of Phra Sangkachai, he encoded a powerful reminder:

True fortune is not just money it’s the ability to enjoy it in peace.

This piece:

Attracts wealth and business luck

Shields the wearer from envy, curses, and illness

Promotes peace of mind and physical wellness

The Singapore Connection – 1990s Golden Age

If you were in the Singapore amulet scene during the 90s, you already know:

LP Prom was everywhere.

Back then, only 4 main dealers had access to his sacred items, and they were highly sought-after.

You’d walk into any business meeting or temple visit and see this exact Phra Sangkachai piece worn under the collar by successful businessmen.

For many, it became a badge of good fortune and survival—through economic storms, health scares, and family trials.

Even today, many of those old wearers are:

Well-off, having retired early

In good health, attributing their long vitality to this very blessing

Still quietly wearing LP Prom’s items, long after the trends have come and gone

Younger collectors today may not have heard of Luang Phor Prom. The market has become saturated with trendy, export-grade amulets that focus on flash and mass appeal.

But this piece?

This is a timeless relic from an era when monks were masters, dealers were few, and amulets were made not for fashion but for real protection and real results.