Luang Phor Tim of Wat Phra Khao is widely regarded as one of the great masters of Metta Maha Niyom, the power of universal loving-kindness and charm. His wiccha was not only known for drawing admiration and respect but also for helping believers fulfil their deepest wishes. Many devotees have long testified that his blessings manifest in both tangible and lasting ways — from smooth opportunities and career breakthroughs to unexpected financial windfalls and enduring wealth.
Unlike many masters whose fame was built through public promotion, Luang Phor Tim remained humble and deeply private. He was never one to encourage hype or commercial attention. This humility kept his amulets remarkably affordable in the early years. However, as stories of answered prayers and life-changing fortune spread, the demand and value of his sacred creations rose sharply in the last decade.
The Khun Paen batch from B.E. 2541 represents one of his most beloved creations. Produced only in Pim Lek size, the quantity was limited and each piece carried meticulous spiritual attention. The reverse side features a powerful yantra for Metta Maha Niyom, designed to strengthen one’s aura, open doors of opportunity, and attract both material and spiritual support.
The sacred powder blend includes remnants from the first batch Khun Paen (B.E. 2539) mixed with Chan Mak, betel nut personally chewed and blessed by Luang Phor Tim himself. This combination is considered exceptionally potent — uniting purity, personal energy, and accumulated baramee into a single form.
More than a charm for attraction, this Khun Paen embodies Luang Phor Tim’s highest intent — to help believers achieve long-term prosperity, career advancement, and lasting harmony in all aspects of life.
This particular Khun Paen B.E. 2541 by Luang Phor Tim, Wat Phra Khao, is not only spiritually potent but also highly collectible. Genuine pieces from this batch are now considered rare, with market values often exceeding 50,000 baht — a reflection of both the scarcity and rising reverence for Luang Phor Tim’s work.
I was fortunate to acquire this one directly from a seasoned local collector who had owned it for years and was willing to release it at “old prices.” In today’s market, that kind of opportunity is almost unheard of. To put it into perspective, the custom gold casing alone, if made today, would easily cost around SGD 900.
When you consider both the heritage and craftsmanship — a sacred piece personally blessed by Luang Phor Tim, beautifully encased in solid gold — this truly stands as an extraordinary acquisition and a remarkable value for any serious collector or devotee.
