Lp Prom Wat Kononuer

Pim Lek - Small Pim

Silver Wrapped

Phra Phrom, widely known as the “Four Face Buddha” in Thailand, is in fact Brahma, the Hindu Creator God. His four faces represent omniscience, mastery of the four Vedas, and his ability to watch over all directions. In Thai spirituality, Phra Phrom is the deity of wish fulfillment, prosperity, protection, and universal blessings.

Amulets of Phra Phrom are especially sought after because they are believed to carry the power of creation itself—bringing new beginnings, fresh opportunities, and unseen protection in every direction. However, the true potency of a Phra Phrom amulet depends on the spiritual depth of the monk who consecrates it.

LP Prom Wat Kononuer – A Rare Attainer of the Brahma Realm

Among the many masters who have made Phra Phrom amulets, LP Prom of Wat Kononuer stands apart. While many monks rely on mantras and ritual chanting alone, LP Prom was one of the rare adepts capable of entering the actual meditative realm of Phra Phrom.

By doing so, he was able not only to chant over the image but to invite the living essence and boon of Phra Phrom into the amulet itself. This is the critical distinction: amulets consecrated in this way carry not only ritual energy but the direct baramee (spiritual presence) of the deity.

The Blessings of LP Prom’s Phra Phrom Amulets

Amulets from these ceremonies are widely regarded as unusually efficacious, bringing the full spectrum of Phra Phrom’s blessings:

• Wish Fulfillment – Prayers and vows answered, whether for wealth, career, relationships, or personal healing.

• Prosperity & Business Growth – Favored by merchants, leaders, and entrepreneurs for opening doors and attracting fortune.

• Protection in All Directions – The four faces safeguard the devotee from harm, betrayal, and spiritual dangers.

• Recognition & Harmony – Enhances metta (loving-kindness), creating respect and cooperation from others in both social and professional settings.

The Rarity of True Consecration

Collectors and practitioners know that many Phra Phrom amulets exist, but only a very small number come from masters like LP Prom, who could truly enter the Brahma Loka (realm of Brahma). These are the amulets that not only symbolize Phra Phrom but actually carry his living essence—making them historically and spiritually unique.

Such pieces are not just protective charms but spiritual conduits, embodying the highest form of consecration possible in Thai esoteric practice.