LP Prom Wat Paranupat

LP Thuat – The Revered Southern Saint

The image of LP Thuat has stood for over 400 years as one of the most universally venerated monk figures in Thailand. Stories of his miracles—from turning seawater into fresh drinking water to saving devotees in times of crisis—have elevated him beyond regional boundaries. Though rooted in the South, LP Thuat’s power is recognized nationwide, and even central masters like LP Doo of Wat Sakae openly paid respect to him. This cross-regional reverence underscores why LP Thuat amulets continue to rise in value and efficacy, even when other segments of the market decline.

LP Prom Wat Paranupat – A Century of Cultivation

LP Prom of Wat Paranupat was not a monk who sought fame. His path was one of quiet cultivation—long years in meditation, solitude in forest cemeteries, and steady service to his community. Known for his mastery of Phet Glap Wicha, the reversal of bad fortune into good, and his advanced jhana practice, he became one of the South’s most respected meditation masters. By the time this amulet was blessed in 2554 (2011), he had already established himself as a figure of deep meditative attainment and unshakable discipline, making him fully capable of channeling the blessings of LP Thuat.

The 2554 LP Thuat Amulet

This particular amulet was released in 2554 and acquired directly at the time by a local dealer, from whom it was later sourced. Measuring over 1 inch, the piece commands a strong presence both physically and spiritually. The front depicts the classic seated image of LP Thuat, consecrated with sacred powders, Sivali relics, and takrut for baramee (authority and charisma). LP Thuat’s energy in this piece is directed towards protection, wealth, and life-turning blessings, making it an all-rounded anchor for both spiritual and material stability.

Tao Wessuwan on the Reverse

The reverse features Tao Wessuwan, the great Yaksha guardian and chief of Lord Shiva’s celestial disciples. As LP Prom’s principal deity, Tao Wessuwan embodies his personal spiritual focus, granting protection against black magic, evil spirits, and obstacles while also attracting wealth and authority. To have both LP Thuat and Tao Wessuwan united in one piece is rare and highly desirable—bringing together the blessings of Thailand’s most revered monk-saint and one of Hindu-Buddhist cosmology’s most powerful guardians.

Combined Blessings and Value

With its double imagery and layered consecration, this amulet provides:

• Protection and invulnerability through LP Thuat’s blessings.

• Wealth and baramee via Sivali relics and takrut inserts.

• Guardian force and obstacle-clearing through Tao Wessuwan.

The Tao Wessuwan image on the reverse alone would make this a valuable piece; paired with LP Thuat on the front and consecrated by LP Prom, it stands as one of the strongest amulets of its period. For collectors and devotees alike, this is a powerful representation of Southern spiritual tradition fused with universal protective and wealth-drawing forces.