Lp Sin Wat Lahanrai 2558

Khun Paen Pong Plai Guman – Wat Lahan Rai (2558 BE)

Blessed by LP Sin – Direct Disciple of LP Tim Wat Lahan Rai

This Khun Paen was consecrated in 2558 BE (2015 CE) at Wat Lahan Rai, under the guidance of Luang Phor Sin, a direct disciple of Luang Phor Tim, alongside Luang Phor Sakorn. Both are among the most respected inheritors of LP Tim’s spiritual methods, particularly in the preparation and empowerment of Pong Plai Guman powder.

📿 Traditional Craftsmanship & Spiritual Potency

This batch follows the original formula and ritual discipline of Luang Phor Tim, using authentic Pong Plai Guman — a sacred ingredient known for its effectiveness in:

• Metta Mahaniyom (personal magnetism)

• Choke Larp (wealth attraction)

• Klaew Klaad (smooth passage and danger avoidance)

The amulet’s activation is as simple as the classic invocation taught by LP Tim himself:

“Suk Na Mo Lo”
A short, accessible kata that, when recited with sincerity, is said to energize the amulet’s field, aiding in deal closures, attraction, and spiritual support in everyday interactions.

🕯️ Personally Obtained & Carefully Preserved

I personally obtained this piece during its official release in 2558, over a decade ago. Life and priorities kept me from framing or posting it earlier, but the time felt right now — not just to share it, but to do so with context and care.

💬 A Note on the Current Landscape

It’s hard not to notice how today’s amulet market has become crowded with superficial and cartoonish creations — often prioritizing novelty over authenticity. This trend can be disheartening for those of us who value lineage, consecration, and proper spiritual intent.

Rather than join the noise, I’ve chosen to quietly frame and release a few pieces from this curated batch, offered at a price that allows new collectors to access real blessings — from a temple with a long-standing track record of efficacy, not marketing gimmicks.

🔎 Why Wat Lahan Rai Matters

• Direct spiritual lineage from LP Tim, one of Thailand’s most trusted figures in amulet blessing

• Ongoing, proven blessings — evidenced by regular crowds of devotees returning to the temple to give thanks

• A temple that has remained focused on Dhamma and blessing work, not trend-chasing

🔐 Final Thought

This isn’t just a Khun Paen — it’s a link to a lineage of teachers who understood the real purpose of spiritual items: to help, to guide, to support. For those beginning their journey, or looking to return to pieces with real grounding, this is one you’ll feel — not just wear.