Luang Phor Sangwan, Wat Thung Samakkhi Tham

Phra Phuttho Noi 2526 BE – Luang Phor Sangwan, Wat Thung Samakkhi Tham

Year: 2526 BE (1983 CE)

Blessed by: Luang Phor Sangwan Khemako with Luang Phor Suwan Paphatsaro

Temple: Wat Thung Samakkhi Tham, Suphanburi Province

The Phra Phuttho Noi amulet was created  in 2526 BE, as the ordination hall of Wat Thung Samakkhi Tham stood incomplete, Luang Phor Sangwan sought guidance from his Dhamma companion Luang Phor Suwan Paphatsaro of Wat Awut, a highly respected disciple of the saintly Khun Mae Boonreun Tongboonteum.

🔸 Rare and Powerful Materials Used

1. Din Nimit (Mystic Earth) from Wat Khao Saraphat Dee
This spiritually revealed earth was seen by Luang Phor Sangwan during deep meditation as glowing beneath the water at Wat Khao Saraphat Dee. 

Personally dug out with his disciples, it was returned to the temple wrapped in white cloth, then dissolved into water inside Luang Phor Pong’s sacred alms bowl. Luang Phor Sangwan prayed for Luang Phor Pong’s spiritual presence to empower the soil before it was used as a base ingredient.

2. Broken Phra Phuttho Noi Amulets of Khun Mae Boonreun
Donated in two large jars by Luang Phor Suwan, these fragments came from the personal collection of Phra Thep Methakorn, abbot of Wat Awut. Khun Mae Boonreun had stated clearly:

“Even broken, my amulets remain sacred. I bless them once, and that power stays forever.”

3. Phathat Withat (Naga Relics) from Khun Mae Boonreun Herself
These were directly handed down by Khun Mae Boonreun to Luang Phor Suwan a sacred inheritance entrusted only to those she believed would use them with pure intention.

Phathat Withat, or Naga Relics, are extremely rare and spiritually alive. Only high-level masters like Chao Khun Nor and Luang Phor Kampan are known to recognize and source them  but Khun Mae herself was one of the very few to collect, preserve, and pass them down personally.

These relics are said to carry the essence of the Naga kings — bestowing protection from danger, mystical magnetism, and deep intuitive power. Their inclusion makes this batch of Phra Phuttho Noi one of the most spiritually dense ever made.

4. Khao Tok Phra Ruang (Sacred Rice Crystals)
High-vibrational rice offered in ancient royal and monastic rituals. Ground into powder, these black crystals still glint from the surface of the amulet under magnification symbolic of invincibility and resilience.

5. Poon Daeng Sek (Red Consecrated Lime)
Used in many of Khun Mae Boonreun’s own rituals, this red lime symbolizes sacred sealing — to anchor the blessings into physical form.

6. Atthidhat & Phong Angkhan Dhat (Bone & Ash Relics of Khun Mae Boonreun)

Luang Phor Suwan offered his full collection of Khun Mae’s relics into this batch — not as token amounts, but generous handfuls added to each mixture, after prayerful requests for her spiritual permission. These relics carry her meditative strength, loving-kindness, and divine vow to uplift beings beyond her lifetime.

🕯️ Grand Ceremonial Process

This batch went through an extensive period of chanting, mantra infusion, and multi-day consecration ceremonies under the guidance of Luang Phor Sangwan and Luang Phor Suwan.

Sacred mantras were recited during each mixing session, not only at the final blessing.

The energy of Khun Mae Boonreun, Luang Phor Pong, and other unseen devas were felt by those who attended the ceremony.

Final consecration took place in the midst of strict Vinaya-discipline, ensuring purity of intention and action.

✨ Blessings & Reported Effects

Phra Phuttho Noi is revered for life transformation, protection, and spiritual upliftment. Over the decades, many devotees across all walks of life have reported:

Office workers and business owners overcoming long financial stagnation after wearing it.

Students and civil servants experiencing clarity, focus, and passing difficult exams or interviews.

Merchants and entrepreneurs finding renewed customer flow and breaking through old limitations.

Spiritual practitioners sensing a tangible increase in meditative absorption and connection to Dhamma.

Housewives and caretakers feeling emotional peace and reduced anxiety.

Those facing danger reporting miraculous escapes from accidents and harm.